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The importance of optimized heating in windshield bending

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

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

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

#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?

#AskGlaston Episode 31: Can we do slight bending of glasses with a flat tempering line?

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

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

Reshaping bus windshields with modern technology

Seeing the opportunities for real in thin glass tempering

Why to update your glass bending facilities

The growing role of process control and inspection

The rise in laminated glass – Adding safety and durability to modern design

#AskGlaston Episode 13: Low-E glass lamination – how much more time is needed?

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

By investing in maintenance, you invest in sustainable growth

Increase your energy efficiency with new windshield manufacturing bending technologies

Energy efficiency is becoming a major concern in the windshield manufacturing industry. Whatever system or technical solution you’ve chosen for your windshield manufacturing facility, one of the keys to profitable operation and fast payback is to continuously improve the energy efficiency of your operating machinery.

#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?

Bending as a key factor in windshield manufacturing

Volume and flexibility: the impact on your double-edging line selection

Market requirements are moving toward more personalized solutions instead of huge volume ones. This trend sets new requirements also on your processing machinery.