SOFTSOLUTION - Meet and greet during GlassBuild America in Atlanta

Date: 16 September 2019
Source: www.glass-iq.com
SOFTSOLUTION - Meet and greet during GlassBuild America in Atlanta
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Date: 16 September 2019

SOFTSOLUTION is represented locally with the subsidiary SOFTSOLUTION North America Inc. / booth no. 2719.

GlassBuild America is the largest annual trade show and meeting place for the entire glass, window and door industry in North and South America. SOFTSOLUTION is represented locally with the subsidiary SOFTSOLUTION North America Inc. / booth no. 2719. 

The centerpiece of the SOFTSOLUTION presentation at the trade fair is the All-in-one LineScanner, which combines several quality tests in a single control unit. The LineScanner is able to test tempered glass for anisotropy and edge stress at the tempering furnace.

This means that both glass manufacturers and glass fabricators can measure and document the distribution of tension throughout the entire glass. Additionally, the LineScanner can be equipped with further functionalities, such as the inspection of surface and edge defects, dimensions and logo quality. 



Visitors for the CulletScanner are able to view an automatic fracture pattern analysis with optional polarization function. Our sales staff will be pleased to advise you and discuss any questions you and your company may have.  

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