Insulating glass making machine

Glaston-Bystronic 2300 x 3500 mm R-L

Double glazing line R-L
2300 x 3500
with gas press 2700 x 3500 mm cy 2012

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Typical Components and Process
A standard Glaston Bystronic insulating glass line in this size range generally includes the following sequence of machines:
Vertical Infeed Conveyor Table: The initial loading point for the raw glass plates.
Washing Machine: Cleans the glass plates thoroughly, often using demineralized water (reverse osmosis).
Inspection System: Allows for visual quality control of the glass surface before assembly.
Spacer Application:
Conventional Spacer Lines: Feature a manual frame setting station or an automatic butyl extruder (Butylextruder) to coat pre-made spacer frames.
TPS® Lines: Utilize a robot for direct application of the Thermo Plastic Spacer (TPS®) material onto the glass plate, allowing for changes in spacer width during operation.
Assembly, Gas Filling, and Press Robot: This central unit assembles the glass panes with the spacer frames, presses them together, and simultaneously fills the unit with inert gas (e.g., argon) for enhanced insulation.
Sealing Robot: Automatically applies the secondary sealant (polysulphide or silicone) around the perimeter of the assembled unit to ensure durability and gas tightness.
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Outfeed/Conveyor System: Transports the finished I.G. units away from the main production area.
Configuration Details
The "R-L" designation indicates the flow of the glass through the line, starting from the right side and exiting on the left side when viewed from the operating side. The line features a modular design, and specific components (like the type of spacer system or additional turning stations) can be configured based on production needs.
These articles provide specifications for Bystronic insulating glass lines, detailing configurations for glass size, spacer application methods like TPS, and production capabilities: