Jetconvection Continuous Flat Tempering Furnace - China

JetConvectionTM -Convection heating plays a main role during glass

heating.

After being heated in jet convection chamber, the hot air

inside heating furnace is blown onto glass surface and then goes back to

hot air blowers for contiuous circulation, which not only ensure even

heating, low production costs, but enhance the quality of the end

products as well.

LD-AL JetConvection Continuous Flat Tempering Furnace

adopts JetConvection heating and AirStream heating technologies; it is

suitable for tempering high quality, large volumes flat glass for

architecture and furniture.

Glass can be tempered includes: on-line and

off-line Low-E (E=0.03) glass, extra white glass, silk-printed glass,

pattern glass, tinted glass, clear glass, etc.

Company Contact:

• Posted By: LandGlass

• Phone: 0086-0379-80890369

• Address: China , Luoyang , China

• Email:

• Business Description: LandGlass Technology Co., Ltd. is a hi tech enterprise specializing in
  
  the development, manufacturing and marketing of glass tempering furnaces
  
  under the guidance of its philosophy of " integrity, quality, innovation
  
  and service " which has been adhered to since its founding , is
  
  committed to the development of glass processing technologies to provide
  
  all kinds of world advanced glass tempering furnaces for customers to
  
  help them upgrade their products and make continuous progress in
  
  technological innovation.
  
  So far, LandGlass has established the entire
  
  series of technical solutions for the flat and bent tempered glass
  
  products to meet the demands in architectures, furniture, household
  
  appliances, automobiles and solar energy industries.
  
  There are ten
  
  series of equipments and over one thousand kinds of specifications and
  
  types.
  
  The products of LandGlass have enjoyed great popularity not only
  
  among the customers in China, but also have found a good sale in dozens
  
  of countries and regions in Europe, north and south America, Asia,
  
  Oceania and the Middle East.