How to Choose the Right CNC Glass Cutting Machine for Your Workshop

When investing in a CNC glass cutting machine, it’s important to select equipment that matches your workshop’s production needs. First, consider the cutting accuracy and speed. CNC machines use computer numerical control to ensure precise cuts for both straight and shaped glass.

Next, evaluate the machine’s software compatibility, automation features, and table size to match the dimensions of your typical glass sheets. A high-quality CNC cutting machine should reduce waste, improve efficiency, and require minimal downtime.

For workshops aiming to scale production, automation features such as auto-loading and break-out functions are essential. You can explore more about our glass machinery solutions to find the right fit.

At LIJIANG Glass, we provide advanced CNC glass cutting machines designed to maximize productivity and accuracy, ensuring long-term performance for industrial use.

Glass Machine Maintenance Guide: Keep Your Equipment in Top Shape

A well-maintained glass machine is the foundation of efficient glass processing. Regular maintenance not only extends the lifespan of your equipment but also ensures consistent quality output. Start by performing daily cleaning to remove glass dust and debris, which can affect precision and safety.

Next, schedule periodic checks of mechanical components, such as cutting heads, polishing wheels, and conveyor systems. Proper lubrication of moving parts will reduce wear and tear. It’s also essential to update control software for CNC glass machines to maintain accuracy.

If you operate equipment such as a glass polishing machine or a CNC glass cutting machine, follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for inspections and part replacements.

At LIJIANG Glass, we not only provide reliable glass machinery but also long-term service support to keep your workshop running smoothly with minimal downtime.

Glass Tempering Furnace vs Other Glass Processing Machines – Which Do You Need?

Choosing between a glass tempering furnace and other processing machines depends on your production goals. A glass tempering furnace is designed to heat glass to a high temperature and then cool it rapidly, increasing strength and safety. This makes tempered glass ideal for architectural, automotive, and safety applications.

On the other hand, machines like CNC glass cutting machines or glass polishing machines are essential for shaping and finishing glass before tempering.

For businesses aiming to enter large-scale safety glass production, investing in a high-quality glass tempering furnace is the right choice.

At LIJIANG Glass, we provide complete glass machinery solutions to help manufacturers choose the right equipment for their specific needs.

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Engineer Dispatch Notice

The after-sales engineer will automatically assign the work order for on-site debugging and assembly according to the company's CRM system, and the work order information is clear and correct on the PC or Phone.

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Notice for Customer

At the same time as the on-site commissioning and assembly work order is specified from the after-sales service team, the customer will be reminded of the installation and commissioning message at the first time.

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Engineer On-site Installation

The after-service engineer will arrive at the site within 48 hours after the equipment arrives at the customer's workshop to debug and install the equipment, and the delivery time will not exceed 72 working hours.

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Training the Workers

The after-service engineer will teach the maintenance skills and production operation of the series of automatic equipment on site, and be patient and responsible until they are taught and learned.

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Training qualification Confirmation

The after-service engineer will sign the training confirmation letter with the customer to ensure that the equipment can be operated independently in the future without the assistance of our engineer.

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Instant Messenger Communcation

The after-sales engineer will leave his own contact information such as Whats app/Skype/Line, and ensure 7*24 hours online answering the questions which were encountered during use.

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Checking the Common Problems

The after-sales engineer team will summarize all the high-frequency installation and after-sales problems encountered, and feed them back to the production department for improvement and improvement. The lack of equipment will be the driving force for our improvement.

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Customers Review and Feedback

The salesman staff and after-sales service technical engineers will conduct a video conference return visit or a phone calling visit every 3 months to actively solve the problems during the operation and maintenance of the equipment.