Logistics is a crucial factor for success in the flat glass industry. While the sorting of cut panes before the IG line has long been established, there has been no solution for the automatic sorting of "wet," not yet hardened elements at the end of the IG line. Now, LiSEC's innovative solutions bridge this gap, effectively address the challenges of wet sorting, and, thanks to their modularity, seamlessly integrate into any production line.

Foil cutting is a challenge in laminated glass production. Manual cutting of the foil not only carries a high risk of injury, but is also time-consuming and costly. How to ensure reproducible quality for laminated glass? LiSEC offers an answer.

Laser technology offers numerous advantages including precision, speed, contact-free processing and minimal thermal load. In which areas of flat glass processing can laser technology currently be meaningfully used?

Making the most of available space is a key priority in modern manufacturing. This also includes the removal of glass waste. The challenge to handle glass waste effectively increases when multiple automated cutting systems for float and laminated glass are in use. By focusing on innovative waste management solutions, companies can avoid manual production interruptions for waste management while saving valuable space in the production hall.

In today's manufacturing industry, companies are faced with the challenge of optimizing their production capacities to avoid bottlenecks and increase efficiency. Precise and flexible capacity management is crucial to optimizing production and responding quickly to changes in demand or in the production process.