Lattuada’s TLR 11 AV C PC H85 is a fully automatic, 11-wheel mitering machine equipped with the company’s A-WR system that offers diamond and resin wheels, automatic pre-setting, polishing wheels, and automatic wear recovery. An i-AL system allows automatic adjustment of the machine’s parameters based on the glass thickness. It is also equipped with a motorized adjustable infeed conveyor, digital ammeters, an automatic alert system for wear on the polishing wheels, and teleservice.

Viprotron’s Temper Scanner 5D is a complete tempering line measurement system that uses True Edge technology. It scans for all distortion and measures from edge to edge, detecting anisotropy, white haze, scratches and coating defects. Equipped with up to five different inspection channels, this modular scanner combines state-of-the-art technology from five different scanners into one device. The Temper Scanner measures all distortions at the exit of a tempering furnace.

Viprotron’s Temper Scanner 5D is a complete tempering line measurement system that uses True Edge technology. It scans for all distortion and measures from edge to edge, detecting anisotropy, white haze, scratches and coating defects. Equipped with up to five different inspection channels, this modular scanner combines state-of-the-art technology from five different scanners into one device. The Temper Scanner measures all distortions at the exit of a tempering furnace.

The Alcor-II C 10-axis, CNC-controlled, profile machining and cutting center by Oz Machine can perform all-in-one cutting, milling, drain channel opening, punching and marking operations on four surfaces of profiles, as well as special non-standard operations on different profiles. Features include servo-controlled cutting and rotation axis, automatic positioning at all degrees—between 30 and 150—pneumatic holder robot with servo-axis control and manual adjustment feature for accurate positioning of profiles.

The Alcor-II C 10-axis, CNC-controlled, profile machining and cutting center by Oz Machine can perform all-in-one cutting, milling, drain channel opening, punching and marking operations on four surfaces of profiles, as well as special non-standard operations on different profiles. Features include servo-controlled cutting and rotation axis, automatic positioning at all degrees—between 30 and 150—pneumatic holder robot with servo-axis control and manual adjustment feature for accurate positioning of profiles.

Aluro’s Aluroller EVO advanced assembly technology delivers straight profiles from the first run, minimizes waste and ensures high quality in every piece with just two operators. The Aluroller EVO is designed to assemble complex profiles with its one-run multilayer and 90-degree profile assembly, facilitated by a three-in-one fully CNC-controlled system, including individually controllable and adaptive crimping disks and knurling wheels. This significantly reduces idle time, allowing manufacturers to switch between batches without sacrificing quality or efficiency. 

Aluro’s Aluroller EVO advanced assembly technology delivers straight profiles from the first run, minimizes waste and ensures high quality in every piece with just two operators. The Aluroller EVO is designed to assemble complex profiles with its one-run multilayer and 90-degree profile assembly, facilitated by a three-in-one fully CNC-controlled system, including individually controllable and adaptive crimping disks and knurling wheels. This significantly reduces idle time, allowing manufacturers to switch between batches without sacrificing quality or efficiency. 

The Bovone Robotic System for automation of flat glass processing integrates dedicated warehouses for slab storage houses, two vertical edging machines, a vertical washing machine, and two or three multi-axis anthropomorphic robots that operate automatically. The slabs are handled by anthropomorphic robotic arms that position them inside the Bovone edging machines to carry out the various edge-processing stages. The robots can handle glass of different sizes and shapes.

The Bovone Robotic System for automation of flat glass processing integrates dedicated warehouses for slab storage houses, two vertical edging machines, a vertical washing machine, and two or three multi-axis anthropomorphic robots that operate automatically. The slabs are handled by anthropomorphic robotic arms that position them inside the Bovone edging machines to carry out the various edge-processing stages. The robots can handle glass of different sizes and shapes.

Forel’s High-Speed Flexible Spacer IG line offers both speed and accuracy to produce high-quality insulating glass units. The line can produce insulating glass units up to 78 inches by 98 inches in size, with a maximum weight load of up to 135 pounds per foot, while minimizing the overall factory footprint. With multiple solutions that optimize existing technology, the high-speed IG line is a strategic choice for manufacturers looking to prioritize production output while still requiring high accuracy and a quality finished product.