You intend to replace the conventional frame setting process with an automated process.

When using an automatic frame setter, a rolled spacer (Super Spacer, Swiss Spacer, etc.) or a thermoplastic extruder (TPS, TPA, etc.), the scanner used must not only be able to inspect as many glasses as possible, but also provide reliable and repeatable inspection results. In addition to all standard glasses, our Quality Scanner 3D can not only inspect special glasses such as completely or partially acid etched glasses or white matt laminated safety glass, but also provide unambiguous results due to the best classification (determination) of defects by far. After all, you don't want to stop your insulating glass line because of water drops on your glass, but because there are bubbles in the glass that will lead to later complaints.

A final inspection of the finished insulating glass does not take place yet or takes place rather accidentally and avoidable defects are delivered.

The long overdue 100% final inspection of your insulating glass is introduced! If the Quality Checker IG is integrated after the press, only glasses that meet the optical quality requirements of the company and its customers will leave the production line. The system checks the panes for scratches, checks whether butyl has penetrated into the visible area, and checks whether muntins and spacers have been correctly positioned in the double, triple, or multiple insulating glass.

Your customer expects the isotropy values of your insulating glass to reach a certain minimum value and additionally requires a corresponding report per insulating glass.

The Anisotropy Scanner measures at normal production speed with polarized light in transmission and indicates whether the isotropy minimum target value of the entire unit has been reached or even exceeded. Although the isotropy values of the single individual panes are an excellent control and at the same time good information tool for furnace control, they provide only limited information about the effect of the individual anisotropy values in the entire insulating glass unit, especially if more than one pane of the insulating glass unit is tempered. Here, the anisotropy scanner integrated into an insulating glass line can remove all doubts. And, of course, the inspection software creates a separate results report for each insulating glass.