Innovations in the large size sheet business
Architects and building owners are always making new demands on the glass processors. Large size sheets above the standard float glass measurement of ... more
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How do you transport window parts with inbuilt blinds that weigh a maximum of 700 kg fast and easily?
For the new internal medicine building of the clinic of the University of Würburg, the company IGM from Medard got the task of delivering the ... more
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Glazing of Dresden Central Railway Station
The Dresden central railway station is to be renovated in the design of Sir Norman Foster as almost the last large German railway stations of ... more
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Modern Technology and Individual Buildings Create New Tasks
How can you place window elements with integrated blinds and a dead weight of 700kg under a 2.0 meter deep roof?
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The optimum tool for on-site glazing work
The company Koenig Glasbau GmbH & Co KG in Helmstedt (http://www.glasbau-koenig.de/) is one of the first customers to use the battery operated, ... more
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A 9 m long float glass sheet - a world record or only just a European record?
All over the world, Henze Glas (www.henzeglas.de), manufacturer of large insulating glass panes from Hoerden/Harz, was looking for a supplier and ... more
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Session of the specialised unit Construction of the Machine Construction and Metal Accident Prevention & Insurance Association - The Safety of Vacuum Lifting Devices
The technical supervisors of the Machine Construction and Metal Accident Prevention & Insurance Association, who predominantly oversee ... more
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Glazing Works at the Tower of the Erdinger Moos Airport in Munich
The Erdinger Moos Airport of Munich, Germany has got a new tower for Terminal 2. Insulating glass panes of 5.0 x 2.3 m made of twice-laminated glass ... more
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New Operating Conditions for Glazing
Have you had to glaze a glass pane with a dimension of 3.4m x 1.8m and a dead weight of 285kg? Sure, no problem...if a roof of ca. 1.0m weren't in ... more
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New Facade technique from RP Technik is converted with use of our vacuum lifting device
For an office block in Hallbergmoos near Munich, Germany, RP Technik GmbH developed a new installation technique for steel-glass facades in element ... more
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