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Machines

Glass and stone machinery company Denver celebrates 40 years in business

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Denver Spa was founded in 1984 in San Marino and is now a global manufacturer of machines for the stone and glass industry. Here is a conversation with one of the company founders and his sons.

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systron seaming line for XXL panes

Full automation from the cutting table to the tempering furnace

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In addition to a line with the systron 6033es1 at its heart, arcon Flach- und Sicherheitsglas GmbH & Co. KG in Feuchtwangen in southern Germany has installed a 6033proHD CNC processing centre. With storage automation and face-to-face positioning of this waterjet system, arcon achieves high processing versatility with minimal resources.

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Sustainability

AGC and partners successfully recycles solar panel glass

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AGC Group has announced that it has succeeded for the first time in a demonstration test to recycle cover glass for solar modules into float glass. With the success of this test, AGC expects that cover glass can be used to make float glass.

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Fensterbau Frontale 2024

Hegla presents solutions for safer, easier and more efficient work

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At the Fensterbau Frontale trade fair in Nuremberg from 19 to 22 March, people are the focus for Hegla and Hegla boraident. The companies will be presenting solutions at their booth that make work easier for employees, provide a high level of safety, and improve efficiency.

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Press Glass

Bringing European expertise to US glass production

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Since establishing their presence in the US through an acquisition, Poland-based glass fabricator Press Glass, also active in Europe and the UK, has continued its brisk growth. To support this, the company has recently invested in a Glaston ProL convection control upgrade at its plant in Ridgeway, Virginia.

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Anniversary: 100 years of Eckelt

Glass from Steyr for the rest of the world

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Since it was founded by August Eckelt on 21 November 1923, the Austrian glass refiner Eckelt based in Steyr has always been a trendsetter with its innovative strength. Under new management and new ownership, vandaglas Eckelt is now in its 101st year of existence and is once again transforming and positioning itself for the future.

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Expertise in glass made in Italy

We are looking for your glass company!

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We are starting a new series on glass processing companies – this time from Italy. In early to mid December we will be passing through Italy and are looking for enterprises in the Italian glass industry. Are you interested? Then click here for instructions how to get in touch:

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Triple insulating glass

What Glaston‘s new IGU sealing machine has to offer

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Glaston recently launched the Active'Sealer for IGU production. GW-News has now interviewed Uwe Risle, the responsible product manager, about this: here are his answers.

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Hegla

4.5-million-euro investment into new logistics centre

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With a symbolic ground-breaking ceremony, the starting signal was given for a major investment at Hegla. The company is building a new logistics centre at its site in Beverungen, which will combine the individual warehouses on 3000m².

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Glaston at Virtum 2023

Production plant technology for a sustainable future with glass

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Energy efficiency, quality and automation in production play an important role in every piece of glass processed. To this end, Glaston will be presenting a number of innovations at Vitrum 2023 in Milan from 5-8 September 2023, including for the following segments.

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Glass drilling

Schraml presents the latest generation of glass drilling machine

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Schraml Glastechnik GmbH, an Austrian supplier of vertical glass processing machines, has launched the newest version of its topDRILL glass drilling machine. See here for all the details on what’s new:

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Expertise in glass made in Germany

KAB Allglass from Hamburg: The only ESG manufacturer in Hamburg

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The story begins in 1989 when a Hamburg businessman and a glass manufacturer from South Africa jointly found KAB Allglass GmbH. Today, Allglass is in other hands, with the Grnjak family also involved and active as glass traders, refiners and ESG manufacturers.

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Expertise in Glass made in Germany

Interpane from Hildesheim: How can one processing line do the work of three?

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Interpane Sicherheitsglas GmbH produces more than just standard laminated safety glass and toughened safety glass products. Such as interior and exterior glass with complex shapes. Find out here how the AGC subsidiary managed to stay at the cutting edge:

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Ravensby Glass, Scotland

A UK glass processor looking back at 160 years of history

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Ravensby Glass is a glass company based in Dundee, Scotland, specializing in products such as double and triple glazed units, interior glass and facades. With over 150 employees and 7,000 square metres of production space, the company distributes its products throughout the UK.

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Expertise in glass made in Germany

Schwan Glas from Düsseldorf: This manufacture produces exquisite glass products

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Schwan Glas manufactures high-quality interior glass products. GW-News was on site to find out from Managing Directors Ingo Wedel and Patrick Schüddig how the company has been successfully establishing itself.

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Cericom

Bird protection glass made using a laser system

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To make glass panes safe for birds, these laser processing systems from Cericom can help glass processors to produce bird protection glass directly from float glass. Here are the details.

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Trademarks

Kuraray clarifies branding of SentryGlas Ionoplast interlayers

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Protecting one's trademarks is elementary for any market player, be it manufacturer, distributor or converter. Kuraray wants to clear up some confusion in the industry regarding the SentryGlas ionoplast interlayer brand. Here are the details.

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Glass cutting

Four advantages of laser diode heating in cutting LSG

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The ongoing rise in the proportions of laminated safety glass used in glazed products is placing glass processors under increasingly tight constraints.

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British Isles

Diamut and Stonegate: Joining forces in the UK and Ireland

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Diamut and Stonegate, who have long been partners in the stone sector, have recently announced they will be working together in the glass sector as well. Here you find out what benefits that will have for the region:

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Going solar

sedak massively expands solar roof of production facility

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The specialist for oversized glass has set itself the goal for 2023 to gradually transition to more environmentally friendly production. And that not only since the energy prices been going through the roof.

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Electric heating

Glass as a heating element - How does it work?

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Using windows as a heating element: Specialised machines enable the cost-effective production of heating glass that can be easily integrated into an electric heating system.

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Industrial glass cutting

Bohle presents new cutting fluids

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Bohle AG has introduced its new range of high-performance cutting fluids for industrial glass cutting under the Silberschnitt brand at glasstec. Here are the details.

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glasstec 2022

Glaston: Producing glass for a sustainable future

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In developing its system technology, Glaston focuses on enabling processors to produce more energy-efficient glass. At glasstec, the supplier will also be presenting, among other things, AI-based toughening solutions for glass processors.

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Interview with Lisec CEO Gottfried Brunbauer

"We are on the way to the future"

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In the run-up to glasstec 2022, Lisec CEO Gottfried Brunbauer met with GLASWELT editor Matthias Rehberger to talk about how the group of companies is developing, what it will focus on in the future and what the focus of the trade fair appearance in Düsseldorf will be. Here are his answers.

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Glasstec 2022

Adelio Lattuada & Knittel: New robotic line makes its debut

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In recent years, Lattuada has invested heavily in the automation of the grinding process, as the glass industry needs solutions that relieve operators of repetitive and heavy work in order to achieve higher productivity.