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Exhibitors Highlight New Products and Partnerships in Atlanta
Every year, the equivalent of 19 Titanic ships of glass goes to the landfill in the U.S. That’s 12 million tons of glass just in the U.S. Companies like Infinite Recycled Technologies want to change that. Patrick Elmore, president of … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 million tons, AeroDex®, ANSI cut A9, Atlanta, Bailey Cranes and Aerials, Faraone, Georgia World Congress Center, glass, Infinite Recycled Technologies, Infinite Technologies, Jack Gareczynski, Jennifer Walrich, landfill, LiteSentry, M-GARD® garments, Magid, Nathan Huffman, partnership, Patrick Elmore, personal protective equipment (PPE), Phil Hackbarth, Softsolution, Wagner
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Softsolution GmbH and LiteSentry, LLC Form a Partnership
Softsolution GmbH and LiteSentry, LLC announced a new partnership to support both companies’ long-term growth. Founded in 2000 by Peter Pfannenstill, Thomas Schuller and Hermann Sonnleitner, based in Waidhofen an der Ybbs in the Austrian state of Lower Austria, Softsolution … Continue reading
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Tagged austria, global, LiteSentry, partnership, Softsolution
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Glaston Joins Forces with Softsolution
Glaston Corporation and Softsolution, an Austria-based manufacturer of quality assurance systems for the glass industry, have announced a collaboration to create quality inspection solutions for tempering lines. The goal of the partnership is to establish a new industry standard in … Continue reading
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Tagged Agnora, anisotropy, architectural glass, glass industry, glass news, Glaston, iLook, Softsolution
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Under Review: How Inspection Technology Improves Glass Quality
Inspection technology is transforming the landscape of glass manufacturing. And, as fabricators gain further control over the quality of their products, architects increasingly include more stringent demands in their project specifications. Inspection equipment makes the fabrication process easier and raises … Continue reading
Mitigating the Menace: Anisotropy Scanners Aid Fabricators to Improve Aesthetics
Anisotropy is an unwelcome presence. It could even be called a menace to architectural aesthetics. If polarized light hits a glass façade with high levels of anisotropy, it will appear distorted to the eyes of everyone who looks upon it—including … Continue reading
