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    FSA-A: Precision, Efficiency, and Easy Handling of Flexible Spacer

    Processing flexible spacer material requires maximum precision. The material is fed from the coil and must be guided, punched, and applied precisely throughout the entire process. In practice, several challenges have emerged: inaccurate application, inconsistent butyl application, time-consuming changeovers, and limited flexibility across different spacer types. The solution? The new FSA-A from LiSEC.
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    Perfectly Sealed Corners Without Rework: CleanCorner Technology

    In glass production, every detail counts. In particular, the quality of sealing in corner areas has long been a challenge: excess material, uneven surfaces, and additional cleaning effort often resulted in manual rework. With the new LiSEC solution, this is now a thing of the past.
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    Insulating Glass with Added Value: Thermal Insulation and Acoustics

    Insulating glass is a key factor for energy efficiency and living comfort. It provides thermal and acoustic insulation, significantly reducing heating and cooling costs.
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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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    Perfectly stepped: Stress-free production of facade elements

    The production of stepped glass units presents a significant challenge in IG production. Particularly facade units made of larger and heavier glass panes require specialized machinery and techniques to ensure safe transport and precise assembly. How does LiSEC approach these challenges?
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    Handling your glass waste smarter

    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.
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    Last step frame application: Fully automated IG production

    Insulating glass production, an important part of the global glass industry, is constantly evolving. While the production of IG units with flexible (VSA) and thermoplastic (TPA) spacers was already possible in an automated process, rigid spacers continued to pose a challenge for machine developers. LiSEC has now succeeded in realizing this production step without operator interaction. Applying rigid spacers automatically - how does that work?
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    Fully automated: Every pane knows its path

    The machines no longer set the pace alone. Increasing automation is expanding the sphere of influence of software-controlled intralogistics. Planning and optimization software is taking the place of a production manager who plans and tracks the route of the panes through the production. The software manages, controls, and monitors the production processes and provides ongoing status feedback. The pacemaker is the sorting buffer, which makes it possible to combine conflicting priorities in production. How does today's unmanned production work?
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