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    Professional glass cutting: A practical guide

    How is glass actually cut professionally? From the basics of cutting to the differences between single and laminated glass, all the way to modern automation solutions – this article provides you with a compact overview of the most important methods, technologies, and tips related to glass cutting.
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    Mobile and efficient production feedback – with the LiSEC Mobile App

    Capture production data directly from the production line – without having to go through a PC? The LiSEC Mobile App offers a practical solution here: it enables digital feedback directly on site, thereby significantly simplifying the entire process.
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    Fully automated shower door production with minimal operator effort

    How can an entire processing line be operated by just one operator? The new LiSEC SplitFin line with integrated sorting storage systems shows how intelligent automation and split processes can increase efficiency and ergonomics.
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    WHAT PROBLEMS INTEGRATED PRODUCTION LINES CAN SOLVE IN GLASS PROCESSING

    The construction boom in Europe is delivering brilliant growth figures for the glass industry. The downsides are not long in coming: High pressure to innovate and compete on the one hand, a shortage of skilled workers on the other. Investing in pure capacity expansion has therefore been too short-lived – better production concepts are needed.
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    Temperature under control – focus on quality: LiTEC Temperature Control in glass cutting

    The decoating process is influenced by numerous factors, including the type, diameter and width of the grinding wheel, the rotational speed, the decoating speed and the type of coating. These parameters can have a significant impact on the quality of the edge decoating, especially if one factor causes the grinding wheel to overheat during the decoating process. The consequences: uneven results, increased wear and unnecessary costs. With LiTEC Temperature Control, LiSEC has developed a solution that addresses precisely this issue – for greater process reliability, quality and efficiency.
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    Human and machine as a team in the laminating process

    In many glass processing companies, the laminating process still involves intensive manual labour. This means physically demanding tasks, a high risk of errors and a significant time investment. But it doesn't have to be that way: targeted automation provides employees with effective support.
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    When glass size becomes a challenge: The LiSEC solution for inspection and frame assembly

    In modern glass processing, many companies face the challenge of processing insulating glass efficiently and without errors. High raw material costs and sustainability considerations make it essential to keep the error rate as low as possible. Especially in the manufacture of large-format glass elements, it is crucial that no damaged or contaminated panes enter the further production process. The new LiSEC FSI-A station offers a sophisticated combination of inspection and assembly assistance – specially developed for large and heavy glass elements.
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    Innovation in laser surface processing

    The precise surface treatment of large-format glass panes is a challenge in the flat glass industry. With the LSP-A vertical laser processing solution, LiSEC offers an innovative solution for removing coatings and precisely engraving surfaces. Thanks to its compact design and flexible configuration options, the LSP-A can be adapted to any production environment.
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