Turomas ACR Advanced Coating Removal

Date: 22 March 2023

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Turomas

Date: 22 March 2023

Turomas presents videos of the new high-performance, self-calibrating ACR Advanced Coating Removal system.

Specially designed to work with glass with plastic protective coating (TPF) and with the innovative SAINT-GOBAIN EASYPRO® coating.

TUROMAS responds to one of the current needs of the glass market with the new ACR system, capable of removing a wide range of coatings, as well as managing the waste associated with the process.

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