Factory Eva Film Glass Laminating Machine For Glass Laminated Glass Machine
Glass glue machine is a professional equipment for clamping glass, which can be sandwiched in the middle of the glass, making the glass more durable, but also increase its safety performance. Here is a detailed description of the device:
1. Design structure: The glass glue machine is mainly composed of frame, heating and temperature control system, pressure system, automatic feeding system, fixture system, glue groove and pressure plate. The whole equipment adopts modular design, which is easy to assemble and maintain.
2. Working principle: Put the glass on the fixture and send it into the glue slot through the automatic feeding system. The sandwich layer in the glue tank will become soft after heating, and then under pressure of the pressure plate, the sandwich layer and the glass are clamped together. The whole process can be done automatically by the controller.
3. Application: Glass laminating machine is widely used in construction, furniture, automobile and other industries, can make bulletproof glass, soundproof glass, laminated glass and other products.
4. Equipment advantages: The glass glue machine has the advantages of simple operation, high production efficiency, good glue effect, strong durability and so on. Advanced control systems and heating technology enable precise temperature control and fast heating. At the same time, the fixture system can also be adjusted according to different glass shapes and sizes to ensure the quality of the glue.
5. Maintenance: The glass glue machine needs regular maintenance, including cleaning the glue tank, checking the heating system and pressure system. In addition, it is also necessary to regularly replace the wearing parts such as the glue groove and pressure plate to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.
In short, the glass glue machine is an efficient and reliable equipment, which is of great significance for the industry that needs to strengthen the strength and safety of glass.
