Features & Specs
Sliding Glass Bending Oven with Two Top Tilting Annealing Stations
(GBO-A-F)
Features
- Three Stations Glass Bending Furnace
- One Heating Chamber & Two Tiltable Top Annealing Stations
- Metal Structure with High Temperature Resistant Paint
- Bending Moulds & Glass are Loaded & Unloaded at Annealing Stations with Top Cover Fully Tilted Open
- Tiltable Top Cover Heat Insulated with Thick Thermal Preservation Materials
- Tilted Top Cover Provides Better & Efficient Annealing
- Two Wagons Moving Among 3 Stations
- One Glass is Being Bent While Another Glass is Being Annealed
- Middle Heating Station Running All the Time Minimizing Downtime
- Minimum Heat Loss with Lowest Possible Energy Consumption
- Heating Elements Installed on Top of Heating Chamber
- Each Heating Resistor is Individually Control by Corresponding Switch on Control Panel
- Thermocouples Measure Real Time Temperatures
Operation
Loading of First Glass
One of the wagons is at annealing station. Top cover is fully tilted up. Bending mould and glass are loaded onto wagon. Wagon is moved into heating chamber along rail tracks.
Heating of First Glass & Loading of Second Glass
Glass starts to be heated up with all heating resistors turned on. When it becomes soft, it slowly falls down and approaches to bending mold by means of gravity. Operator begins to turn off proper heating resistors with respect to glass curvature until glass edges get in contact around the rim of bending mould. While glass is being heated and bent, next bending mould and next glass are loaded in another wagon at another annealing station with top cover tilted up. Notes: due to actual production, loading of next glass may not be happened when first glass is being heated.
Annealing of First Glass & Heating of Second Glass
First glass is annealed in heating chamber. If necessary, wagon is moved to annealing station to allow annealing in a better and efficient way. While heating chamber is empty, another wagon is moved, bringing another bending mould and another glass, into heating chamber. Heating and bending of next glass are begun. Notes: due to actual production, heating of next glass may not be happened when first glass is being annealed.
Cooling of First Glass & Annealing of Second Glass
When annealing of first glass is accomplished, top cover is fully tilted up for cooling. Meanwhile, bending of second glass is accomplished. It is then annealed. Notes: due to actual production, annealing of next glass may not be happened when first glass is being cooled.
Unloading of First Glass & Cooling of Second Glass
When first glass is cooled enough for handling, glass is unloaded and removed. Meanwhile, annealing of next glass may be accomplished and top cover is fully tilted up for cooling down. Notes: due to actual production, cooling of next glass may not be happened when first glass is being unloaded.
Loading of Third Glass & Unloading of Second Glass
After first glass is unloaded, third glass is loaded on bending mould. If glass type is changed, bending mould is replaced by corresponding bending mould. Bending, annealing and cooling cycle of third glass are repeated. Meanwhile, second glass is cooled enough for unloading. Notes: due to actual production, unloading of second glass may not be happened when third glass is being loaded.
Principle
There is only one heating chamber but with two annealing stations. Principle of operation is to keep heating chamber in fully utilization. While one certain procedure of one glass is being carried out, another glass is being loaded, heated, bent, annealed, cooled or unloaded. Heating chambers always loaded with glass is the basic design concept of this glass baking oven. This is to minimize heating chamber downtime and thus, maximizing productivity.
Specifications
Models | GBO-A-F-1222 | GBO-A-F-1525 | GBO-A-F-1730 | GBO-A-F-1737 | GBO-A-F-1742 | GBO-A-F-2540 |
Max. Glass Size (mm) | 1200 x 2200 | 1500 x 2500 | 1700 x 3000 | 1700 x 3700 | 1700 x 4200 | 2500 x 4000 |
Power (KW) | 94 | 132 | 180 | 222 | 252 | 338 |
Weight (kg) | 3620 | 5140 | 7000 | 8620 | 9800 | 13720 |
Outer Dimensions (LxWxH) (mm) | 8400 x 1800 x 1400 | 9300 x 2100 x 1400 | 10800 x 2300 x 1400 | 12900 x 2300 x 1400 | 14400 x 2300 x 1400 | 13800 x 3100 x 1400 |