TUROMAS: Huge Performance for Jumbo and Jumbo+ Glass

Date: 6 March 2020

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Turomas

Date: 6 March 2020

Fully automated, high performance, storage, loading and cutting line for half jumbo, jumbo and jumbo+ glass sizes.

The line comprises a SR-07 smart glass storage system and a RUBI 306C cutting table for float glass. It is equipped with the 2-TOOL system, low-E&TPF glass edge deletion system, all integrated with the ERP for production optimization and management using software compatible with Industry 4.0.

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