Glass Processing

The GS150 Thermal Imaging System is an automated temperature measurement system for glass bending, forming, annealing, and tempering processes. The GS150 measures a line of up to 1024 points using a rotating mirror that scans a 90º field-of-view up to 150 times per second. The scanning of a glass part is initiated by the measured temperature, or an external "trigger" signal. As each heated glass part traverses the field-of-view, a two-dimensional thermal image or "thermogram" is formed. The GS150 Thermal Imaging System is an automated temperature measurement system for glass bending, forming, annealing, and tempering processes.

GS150LE

The GS150LE thermal imaging system is specifically designed to monitor and optimize the tempering process of one-side coated flat glass and is based on the proven Raytek GS150 system.

The new GS150LE system features an automatic emissivity correction mode which adjusts the system to changes between different glass loads. It allows the user to set-up predefined recipes to accommodate frequent product changes. By quickly detecting thermal irregularities within the glass and identifying defective heating elements, the GS150LE allows glass processors to improve product quality and uniformity, and reduce scrap.