VERTICAL LOW-EMISSION COATING REMOVAL MACHINE – HIGH TECH

Art. CR HT HIGH TECH
CR HT precisely removes Low-E coating on panes up to 6,000 x 3,300 mm, ensuring quality and speed with its two operating head and self-learning system.
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The CR HT vertical coating removal machine is the result of innovation in the insulating glass processing field, designed specifically to remove low-emission (Low-E) coatings with the utmost precision. Available in four High Tech models, this coating re
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VERTICAL LOW-EMISSION COATING REMOVAL MACHINE - HIGH TECH
CR05028HT-00
Minimum glass thickness ( mm )
3
Maximum glass thickness ( mm )
25
Minimum length of glass / double glazing panel ( mm )
320
Minimum height of glass / double glazing panel ( mm )
180
Maximum length of glass / double glazing panel ( mm )
5000
Maximum height of glass / double glazing panel ( mm )
2800
Maximum transportable glass weight ( kg/m )
200
Standard worktop height ( ± 20 mm )
640
Main body height [Indicative] ( mm )
4075
Main body depth [Indicative] ( mm )
3180
Overall length of the machine body in line ( mm )
7200
* Forel is always engaged in the development of new solutions.
For this reason, some data of this pamphlet could differ from the machines for sale.
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