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With Syn2tec, Lisec now offers an interesting solution for the efficient recycling of end-of-life (EOL) insulating glass panes. With the separation technology, high-quality glass panes can be recovered for reuse, and IG units can also be separated for recycling. Find out how here.

At this year's glasstec in Düsseldorf, Lisec will be presenting solutions including unloading systems based on robotics. In this interview, Sebastian Payrleitner, Head of Product Management Logistics at Lisec, discusses developments in the field of logistics and reveals more about the robot solution that visitors to glasstec can expect to see.

Ventora and Lisec have found a suitable solution to overcome the challenge of overcoming space constraints and connecting disparate machines that is tailored to the local conditions at Ventora and forms the basis for achieving the company's strategic automation targets.

Laminated glass production with state-of-the-art automation and efficiency. That is what Austrian glass processing machine manufacturers Lisec promise when it comes to their MaxLam S3360 Premium. Can it deliver?

As automation progresses, more and more robots are finding their way into the production halls of the flat glass industry. Robot technology is improving both process reliability and the quality of glass products.

cericom Laser has become a 100% member of the Lisec Group. This strategic move reinforces Lisec's commitment to driving innovative solutions in the field of flat glass and technical glass processing.

Over 30 years, Press Glass has grown from a single facility into a household name among flat glass suppliers. 15 international facilities spread across Poland, Croatia, Italy, the UK and the US produce quality interior and exterior glass for the commercial and residential market.

Three young makers at Lisec, Florian Buchberger, Severin Gassner and Lukas Schuller, were recently able to put their expertise into practice. In cooperation with MakerSpace[A], they were involved in the installation of a glass front. Here are the details.

Since November 2023, the ban on microplastics and products to which microplastics have been deliberately added has been in force in the EU. Find out what this has to do with glass transport and what options there are for complying with the new legislation here.

The new Engineering Center was opened at the Lisec site in Seitenstetten on 3 November 2023. Around 140 additional workstations are located on four floors and 2000 square metres of space. The new building was duly celebrated together with all those involved and guests. Here are the details.

Founded in 1960 and in the same family for three generations, Predari Vetri SPA has grown into a major producer of insulating glass in Italy. Their portfolio covers all types of insulating glass, including warm edge, as well as made-to-measure products with laminated and tempered glass.

Vitrum 2023 will open its doors from 5 to 8 September at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition centre in Milan. Vitrum will also feature Lisec’ latest innovations for IGU manufacturing.

Tianjin North Glass is a glass processing company headquartered in Tianjin, China. The company supplies XXL glass with lengths of up to 18 metres as well as producing tempered, curved, laminated, insulating and digitally printed glass for Asia, Europe and North America.

Schraml Glastechnik GmbH, an Austrian supplier of vertical glass processing machines, has launched the newest version of its topDRILL glass drilling machine. See here for all the details on what’s new:

Located in Rostock in the north of Germany, caleoglas Nord GmbH is a part of the caleoglas Group and specialises in the manufacturing of quality insulating glass made in Germany.

The traditional company Glas Natter is a popular address in the Regensburg area when it comes to insulating glass and special glass. GW-News spoke to Managing Director Rosemarie Natter and her daughter Barbara Bosse about the success and further development of the company as well as about a new generation taking over the company management.

The glass specialists at Íspan from Kópavogur, a district of the Islandic capital Reykjavík, have been manufacturing insulating glass and refined flat glass for all over Iceland since 1969. Here we take a look at the company's production, where glass is refined into unique objects.

Glas Kühnel from Gangkofen is one of the leading IGU manufacturers in southern Bavaria. The focus is on quality, product variety and short, flexible delivery times. Last year, the company invested in a Lisec insulating glass line, including a frame setting station with assembly tool. Find out here how this has increased productivity.

In the run-up to glasstec 2022, Lisec CEO Gottfried Brunbauer met with GLASWELT editor Matthias Rehberger to talk about how the group of companies is developing, what it will focus on in the future and what the focus of the trade fair appearance in Düsseldorf will be. Here are his answers.

Glass Madrid Berlanas, located in Madrid, specialises in double and triple glazing. In a 27,000-square metre facility the company produces insulating glass using the new VSA line from Lisec.

The Italian company Nobento from Sardinia specialises in the production of windows, doors and roller shutters and also has its own glass production in order to be independent of glass suppliers. Here you can find out why the 400th KSR seaming line from Lisec is now located there.

A few days ago, Lisec broke ground for the extension of its Engineering Centre. The current office space was no longer sufficient as a result of the recent integration of the group’s Austrian headquarters.

Glas Müller AG from Switzerland is a classic family-owned glazing company. Today, around 30 employees are active there for the entire construction glass spectrum. And a vintage machine is also in use there: an IGU line from Lisec dating back to the last millennium.

With its new KSD-A vertical edge processing machine, Lisec pays special attention to the glass edge. Depending on the end product and the follow-up process in glass finishing, the glass must have a ground (KMG) or seamed (KGS) glass edge. The new KSD-A, with its patent-pending LiTEC slider processing tool goes a further step toward increased efficiency, especially for challenging glass sheets.

So far, 2021 shaping up to be a very good year for Lisec: For the second time this year, the Austrian company has managed to hit a monthly order intake volume of more than 30 million euros. Is this a vindication of Lisec's “all.in.one:solutions” approach?