Infoscreens improve the monitoring of the glass processing machine
Glaston's glass processing machines are world-wide known for their usability and productivity. This is also the aim of the infoscreens, which is an affordable and reasonable solution for further enhancing production and developing the utilization rate of the machine.
An illustrative picture of the smoothness of production
Glaston wanted to visualize the operation of the glass processing machine and the key performance indicators of the production on the infoscreens. The goal is to improve the production efficiency of the customers who use the machines. The infoscreen is a typical product where the use value is easy to understand when you see a ready and working solution. The information presented on the infoscreens facilitates the operations of the operators and clearly illustrates for them the smoothness of the production.
High-quality infoscreens in production conditions
A high-quality 55" display solution was established as the infoscreens of the glass processing machine. The same infoscreen is used on different machines, so managing product and spare part titles is simple. One glass processing machine has four infoscreens installed in different sides of the machine. Large screens provide the widest possible information surface for the content. High-quality infoscreens achieve a wide viewing angle and prevent problems caused by reflections and lighting at the installation site.
The market leader in glass processing machines
Glaston develops and manufactures glass processing machines for the construction, vehicle, furniture and solar energy industries. There are approximately 3,000 machines supplied by Glaston around the world in more than 100 countries.
"The screens chosen together with Elkome are the right size and fit the finished product perfectly. We can flexibly use the same product on different machines. The efficiency of using the machines has increased and the operators have welcomed the infoscreens as part of the process aimed at better productivity"
Antti Nieminen, Glaston Finland Oy
