How the modern suction cup mechanism reduces faulty breakages

Localised stresses in laminated glass can cause faulty breakages during cutting. The modern suction cup mechanism from LiSEC helps to reduce the numbers of losses. Within the framework of the LiSEC LONGLiFE program you can also equip older cutting machines with this innovation and thereby reduce costs.
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5 min read

PC upgrade brings older LiSEC systems fully up-to-date

Operating systems and other software are very central elements of machines. However, they have a very short life cycle. With the LiSEC LONGLiFE PC upgrade, you can bring your existing system right up-to-date, so that it can be operated and serviced for many more years.
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9 min read

How older systems can deliver optimum edging quality

The new LiSEC glass edge deletion machines are equipped with improved sensor technology. This measures with greater precision and therefore guarantees constantly high finishing quality of the glass edges. With a simple upgrade, it is possible to modify existing and even slightly older systems. By replacing components, you increase your productivity, reduce the cost of consumables and maintenance, and extend the life cycle of your system.
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6 min read

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LiSEC.eye makes live support even better

If an error occurs in a system, LiSEC employees and the service technician are able to communicate directly, live and visually with the help of a new app. Proven in practice: A solution is found faster with LiSEC.eye, even if both do not speak the same language. Because: in service in particular, pictures say more than a thousand words.
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7 min read

How you can recognise a high quality and safe glass laminate product

Safety standards are constantly rising in all possible areas in which glass is used or installed – which is the reason why lamination is also becoming increasingly important in the glass industry. However, due to the complexity of this process, it is crucial to know all about the challenges and stumbling blocks that arise in order to act or react respectively.
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15 min read

Why is pre-lamination the heart of the lamination system?

Pre-lamination is often referred to as the heart of a laminating system in the industry. And rightly so, because the lamination process takes place during pre-lamination to a large extent, where the foil is heated up and then pressed or bonded to the glass using rollers. However, the air that is still trapped is pressed out of the glass package during the course of pre-lamination. This followed by the autoclave process, during which the laminate foil is melted under heat and high pressure and finally bonded.
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10 min read

Cost effectiveness with laminating products: what you need to consider

During times when the number of suppliers in all industries (and also the glass industry, of course) is steadily increasing and the market is becoming more and more transparent at the same time, the importance of cost-effective production for higher profit margins increases tremendously. Furthermore, individual representatives of the glass industry can gain a certain competitive edge over the competition in this way and develop it accordingly.
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9 min read

How you can benefit from the innovations in glass cutting machines for laminated glass

For 25 years LiSEC has been working at the highest international level with machines for cutting laminated glass. If there is one thing we have learned in this quarter of a century, it is the fact that improvements are always possible. And this is exactly what we - together with our numerous customers - have continuously worked on.
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6 min read