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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AGC successfully uses hydrogen as fuel in glass production tests.

Japanese glass manufacturer AGC has successfully conducted demonstration tests of glass production using hydrogen as fuel. The trial was conducted at the electronic float glass manufacturing plant at the Kansai Factory Takasago Plant (Takasago City, Hyogo Prefecture).

This is the first time AGC Group has conducted trials using hydrogen in a production furnace.

The trial, conducted with support from Air Liquide Japan, will apply its hydrogen burner to an existing conventional oxygen combustion process using natural gas as fuel.

In this test, AGC verified the technical issues of using hydrogen fuel and oxygen combustion technology in glass production, including glass quality, impact on furnace materials, flame temperature, furnace temperature, and nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission control.

Figure 1 The AGC verified the technical issues of using hydrogen fuel

Figure 1 The AGC verified the technical issues of using hydrogen fuel

The NOx concentration in the gas emitted from this test was kept at the same level as 100% natural gas while maintaining the required temperature of the glass melting furnace.

With the goal of full deployment, AGC will conduct expanded testing of the combustion capabilities of hydrogen burners and consider conducting empirical testing at AGC Group's global bases to determine the application scope of hydrogen combustion technology.

AGC Group is developing various technologies to use the most appropriate greenhouse gas emission reduction measures based on regional characteristics and timing.

The testing follows demonstration testing in June 2023 using ammonia as fuel.

AGC Group stated that it will continue to promote sustainable development operations in the mid-term business plan "AGC plus-2023" and strive to achieve the goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2050.


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