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Embracing automation for streamlined glass tempering

3 ways to reduce energy consumption in glass tempering

Detecting white haze online using AI

Getting white haze under control in tempered glass

Glass tempering energy consumption: If the numbers look too good, they probably are

Understand your tempering line energy consumption – then minimize it effectively

Solar power – a new frontier for glass

#AskGlaston Episode 60: Isn’t our company’s tempering system working automatically?

#AskGlaston Episode 57: Does the shard size of tempered glass vary depending on the impact strength?

#AskGlaston Episode 56: What causes the streaks in my shower glass?

#AskGlaston Episode 55: How to temper low-iron glass?

#AskGlaston Episode 53: Is there any relation between the maximum length and width of the glasses to be tempered?

GPD 2019 Presentations – Glass and sustainability

GPD 2019 Presentations – Architectural glass

GPD 2019 Presentations – Glass processing technologies

Tianjin’s 7th highest glass wonder of the world

Taking the mystery out of anisotropy

#AskGlaston Episode 50: Is it possible to re-temper glass that has already been tempered?

#AskGlaston Episode 48: How to avoid edge kink in tempered glass?

#AskGlaston Episode 47: Is it possible to eliminate the white stripe by lowering the speed of the furnace?

#AskGlaston Episode 46: Was the glass on the photo actually tempered?

#AskGlaston Episode 45: Why does a white line appear in the center of any broken tempered glass?

#AskGlaston Episode 44: Why I can’t get rid of the vertical lines visible on my wine closet doors?

Take action in advance to increase productivity, improve safety and avoid downtime

#AskGlaston Episode 43: What are the limits for the oscillation speed inside the furnace?

#AskGlaston Episode 42: Why does a diamond-shaped pattern sometimes show up?

#AskGlaston Episode 41: How to solve an issue with the heating spot appeared in Low-E glass?

#AskGlaston Episode 40: What can I do to reduce chipping at the edge of the glass?

#AskGlaston Episode 39: After heat treatment, I see long vertical lines. Where do they come from?

#AskGlaston Episode 38: Why does 1/2 inch glass break on the unloading table?

#AskGlaston Episode 37: Why does glass come out of a tempering furnace with very small dents on it?

Summary of worldwide glass trends from GPD 2017

The search for true convection performance in the endless term jungle

How and why to automate the flat glass tempering process

Glass tempering energy consumption: how not to be misled by false data (Part 1/2)

Towards better anisotropy

#AskGlaston Episode 36: Does the overall glass strength weaken when saw cuts are applied?

#AskGlaston Episode 35: What makes the tempering of large 4 mm Low-E glass sheets so tricky?

#AskGlaston Episode 34: Is it possible to temper beveled glass?

#AskGlaston Episode 33: Is there any way to reduce or eliminate the loading delay?

#AskGlaston Episode 32: How can we reduce the noise level of our flat glass tempering line?

How can you tell if your tempering line is working to give you the best ROI?

#AskGlaston Episode 30: How to minimize the noise of a tempering furnace?

#AskGlaston Episode 29: In cold climate, should the thick glass be warmed prior placing it on the roller bed?

#AskGlaston Episode 28: What role does the environment play in the tempering process?

#AskGlaston Episode 27: What is the root cause of a rainbow effect and how to avoid it?

#AskGlaston Episode 25: How to avoid glass breakage inside the chiller with full low-E glass loads?

How do environmental factors affect the glass tempering process?

#AskGlaston Episode 24: Can annealed glasses with bubbles or with other defects be tempered?

#AskGlaston Episode 23: Is anisotropy a defect and can it be prevented?

#AskGlaston Episode 20: How can I remove white haze?

#AskGlaston Episode 16: Is it possible to temper clear and Low-E glass at the same time?

#AskGlaston Episode 14: What is high-compression tempered glass?

#AskGlaston Episode 12: Can we temper clear and Low-E glass together?

#AskGlaston Episode 11: What are the main reasons for thick glass breakage?

Glass breakage in the tempering furnace is something that we all want to avoid. In this #AskGlaston episode, we are looking at the factors that can lead to the breakage of thick glass in a radiation furnace. The other question refers to the difference of heat-strengthened and tempered glass.

Meet the glass tempering beloved child – convection

#AskGlaston Episode 8: How to control the glass flatness?

#AskGlaston Episode 3: How to temper Low-E glass with older tempering technology

#AskGlaston Episode 3: How to temper Low-E glass with older tempering technology?

10 steps to a successful tempering line project

Getting a tempering line up and running smoothly requires planning and cooperation between the buyer and supplier. Here we outline the 10 steps of a successful tempering line project.

Don’t risk lives: 4 ways to make sure your glass is safety glass

Since we are talking about safety, it is crucial that tempered glass is actually tempered when it is delivered to customers. Here’s a list of ways you can make sure you don’t need to recall your glasses.