Glass Service will present its latest glass manufacturing technologies at glasstec 2026, taking place in Düsseldorf, Germany, from 20 to 23 October. Visitors can meet the company’s team in Hall 13, Stand E13, to explore solutions focused on process control, production efficiency, glass quality and energy performance.
One of the featured innovations is the Motorised Venturi Mixer, which can be integrated with an Electronic Air/Gas Regulation System to maintain a consistent combustion ratio under changing operating conditions. It can also regulate airflow for glass cooling applications.
The company will also introduce its Radar Glass Level Machine, designed for installation in existing working ends and forehearths. Its measurement range extends from 300 to 5,000 mm, with accuracy of up to 0.05 mm and a sampling rate of 100 Hz, supporting precise, real-time furnace control.
In response to the industry’s decarbonisation priorities, Glass Service will present its patented Refractory-Embedded Electric Forehearth. The system uses electrical energy for heating and eliminates direct combustion emissions, while its embedded heating elements are designed to prevent contamination of the glass melt. 
Completing the presentation, the X-Y Stirrer Mechanism homogenises glass in the forehearth, helping reduce defects such as cords and cat scratches. Its dual-axis electric drive and maintenance-friendly design support safe servicing and reliable operation.
Source: Glass Service with additional information added by Glass Balkan
