ScreenMax
A superior solution for bending large high-quality windshields
Looking to produce large high-quality windshields?
Here are three reasons why Glaston ScreenMax is your best choice
1.
#1 choice for OEM and ARG bus windshield production
- The world’s most trusted solution
- Used by the top windshield producers
- Made in Finland from engineering to production
2.
Processes the most complicated shapes
- Ultimate heating control with grooved heaters
- Advanced mold technology
- Over 50 years of process expertise
3.
Start small, dream big
- Easy to upgrade and stay at the top of the market
- Modular construction allows capacity to grow
- Automated processing features for more complex production
Flexible bending performance for serial and mixed production
ScreenMax is designed for the serial bending of large bus windshields. ScreenMax is the smart, long-term choice for both OEMs and ARGs. It is the #1 choice for top bus windshield producers in the world. ScreenMax is made in Finland from engineering to production, backed by our team with 50+ years of process expertise.
Our groove-fitted heaters, together with ultimate heating control, guarantee superior and accurate shape control.
Built-in processing features, such as automated middle support and wing triggering systems, ensure the highest quality, regardless of production scale. These features also allow us to increase the automation of your business.
ScreenMax’s modular design gives you the flexibility to produce any size and shape of windshields you require. Choose from a selection of capability options, wagon sizes and furnace lengths to fit your production conditions. This design allows easy expansion and customization, as your production needs evolve. Regular software and technological upgrades also ensure that your machine remains safe and efficient.
References
Lippert Components, USA
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Tim Widner at Lippert Components in the US is sharing his and his team's experiences working with the Glaston glass processing machinery. "The new equipment has been a great addition to us. We are able to one-piece flow our raw material through our line, hands-free. No humans come in contact with the glass until it is fully tempered and at the end of the process."
Read moreParagon Tempered Glass, U.S.A.
#automation #automotive #automotive glass #CHAMP #glass processing #Matrix #pre-processing #thin glass #windshield
“When we saw the CHAMP 25 a few years ago, we knew this was the future we should pursue for our next round of capital expenditures,” says Dan Wright, CEO of Paragon Tempered Glass.
Read moreLong Nhien, Vietnam
#automotive #automotive glass #bending #glass bending #Matrix #reference #windshield
“The market in Vietnam for cars is very large with lots of room for growth. People are becoming wealthier, and sitting in a car is more comfortable than being on a scooter, which may be prohibited in the next few years,” says Nguyen Phuong Tran, Production Manager, and son of Long Nhien Automotive Glass’s owners, about his home market. “The Glaston Matrix windshield bending furnace is a stepping stone for us to tap into this rapidly expanding business of hundreds of thousands new cars per year.”
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