Solution
Edging for Insulating and Laminated Glass
Your edging step sits between cutting and the IGU line without becoming the buffer that never clears.
What IGU production demands
In an IGU plant, the edging step is a link in a chain. If it buffers, the whole line buffers. If it stops, everything upstream stops with it.
Laminated glass adds its own problem: the edge has to be right the first time, because the panel is already expensive before it reaches you.
Sound familiar?
- The edging step buffers and holds up the IGU line
- Edge quality on laminated panels is inconsistent
- The edging step becomes a buffer between cutting and the IGU line
How the line solves it
- 01
Designed to sit in a flow
Conveying direction, station order, and interface dimensions are confirmed against your floor plan.
- 02
Handles laminate without surprises
Wheel selection and process parameters are confirmed during the technical review.
- 03
Data and control
Production data and any MES connection are confirmed for the project.
- 04
Service continuity
Spare parts and engineer support so the line does not become your single point of failure. See Service & Support.
Get a quote for IGU and laminated glass
Tell us your glass thickness, panel size, and daily output. We usually reply within one business day with a recommended configuration and price.