Glass manufacturing generates dust and fine particles, which are efficiently removed and collected in a reservoir using the suction power of a side-channel blower

After the washing or coating process, glass sheets become covered with water or cleaning solution. The next step involves efficiently and gently removing this liquid. This is done by passing the glass sheets over a suction roller with an adjustable suction slot. A vacuum pump connected to the roller extracts most of the residual liquid, while the continuous airflow ensures careful handling of the glass. The extracted liquid is then collected and safely disposed of, maintaining smooth operation throughout

Glass sheets are precisely cut on specialized cutting tables to achieve the desired shapes and sizes. These tables provide stability and support, while tools and suction systems ensure accurate cutting and safe handling of delicate glass pieces

High-efficiency automated glass forming lines streamline the production process, ensuring consistent shaping and quality. Compressed air systems assist in precise handling, positioning, and movement of glass sheets throughout the production line, optimizing efficiency and reducing waste

Glass undergoes controlled thermal treatment to enhance strength, durability, and surface quality. Steam or heat-based systems carefully regulate temperature and timing, ensuring uniform treatment without causing stress or defects in the glass sheets