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6mm Thick, Clean Float Glass Manufacturing Machinery and Equipement
1. Brief Description
The name of float glass is because of the glass liquid floating and forming on a metallic tin liquid surface. By using this forming method, it is not need to overcome the gravity of the glass, it can enlarge the width of the glass, improve the speed of stretch, and increase the capacity and scale of production.
The production technology of float glass is the largest scale mechanization and automation methods of production of flat glass production technology at present time.
2. Thickness and Application
Item | Thickness | Application |
1 | 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm | Construction |
Automobile | ||
2 | 2mm, 3mm, 5mm, 6mm | Mirror |
3 | 8mm, 10mm | Construction |
4 | 12mm | Construction |
5 | 15mm | Construction |
6 | 19mm | Construction |
3. Scope ofSupply
4. Raw Materials
Main materials are mainly including:
Silica Sand |
Dolomite |
Limestone |
Feldspar |
Soda Ash |
Salt Cake |
Cullet |
5. Technical Flow Chart of Float Glass Line
6. Main Equipment Description
6.1 Batch Plant
For batching and mixing the raw materials.
6.2 Furnace
The melting tank is key part of glass production line, the refractory materials quality is very important.
6.3 Tin Bath
It is a key and one of most important equipment of float glass production line. Glass liquid float on the metallic tin, through stretching, forming, polishing and cooling processing, a qualified glass plate is formed and its temperature reduces around 600°C, the transition roller will send the plate to annealing lehr.
6.4.Protection Gas Station
The protection gas station shall operate continuously to produce and supply the required gas for tin bath.
Tin is easy to reaction with oxygen, sulfur under high temperature and form an oxide, its oxide (SnO2, SnO) will seriously pollute the glass liquid, this will affect the quality of the glass.
6.5. Annealing Lehr
In glass technology, annealing means to put the glass into the annealing lehr for a certain time or reduce the temperature with a slow speed, so as to no additional permanent stress or temporary stress will produce. Namely, annealing also means a process which will reduce or eliminate the thermal stress of glass.
6.6. Colde-end