GlassBuild 2009 Snapshots
Equipment
All photos by Robb D. Cohen Photography
![]() | Bystronic's new automated line for the production of windows using Sashlite's integrated sash technology is designed to meet the needs of high-volume manufacturers. |
![]() | GED Integrated Solutions launched the new ColorTru decorative foil bonding system, and showcased how its new machine could apply foils to add color and/or woodgrains to vinyl lineals. |
![]() | Fenetech, the long-time supplier of software for window and glass fabrication companies, entered the equipment market at this year's event, featuring a laser marking system and a new inspection machine for glass. |
![]() | Stürtz Machinery featured its Linear Pro autmoated cutting and fabrication center for vinyl profiles, as well as a numberof welders and corner cleaners. |
![]() | Lisec featured its vertical applicator designed for Edgetech's Super Spacer. |
![]() | Joseph Machine featured a new line of standard cutting and fabrication machines. |
![]() | Haeco expanded its line beyond glazing equipment, as it now represents Famatec glass handling robots and other equipment. |
![]() | Italy's Fom was one of several suppliers at this year's show featuring aluminum machining centers. |
IG Components
![]() | Truseal was showing triple-glazing options designed to meet future energy efficiency criteria. |
![]() | Highlighting its expanded foam spacer product line, Glasslam introduced a new version supplied with sealant pre-applied designed to speed IG unit construction. |
Vinyl window products
![]() | Royal introducted NuGrain finishes for its vinyl profiles. The paint-based application offers woodgrain textures, grains and colors. |
![]() | PH Tech featured a new single-hung design with a removable upper panel. |
![]() | Mikron launched the new EnergyCore vinyl replacement window line tri-extruded with an air-cell insulating core to offer enhanced thermal performance. |
![]() | Veka featured an upgraded double-hung window design developed to allow fabricators to target commercial and multifamily applications. |
![]() | In addition to its rigid PVC window systems, Chelsea showcased a variety of extruded cellular products to highlight its ability to meet unique window manufacturer needs. |
Hardware
![]() | Vision introduced a new window opening control device developed to meet new ASTM standards. |
![]() | Amesbury featured a wide variety of hardware from its broad product line. |
Other Products
![]() | Wayne-Dalton featured its new SecureShade impact window system. |
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