Bystronic Lenhardt Gmbh

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Oerlikon Surface Solutions Ag, Pfaffikon

Glaston Germany Gmbh

Dow Corning Corporation

Lenhardt Maschinenbau Gmbh

Peter Schuler

Antal Keckes

Thomas Hermann

Stephan Kammerer

Uwe Bogner

Carlos Ribeiro

Andreas Wolf

Ruediger Schaefer

Helmut Brandis

Sascha Bauer

Richard Henry Thomas

Klaus Puschmann

Erwin Braun

Gunter Lehnert

Thomas Tast

A hanging register storage unit for a bending machine for spacer frames of insulating glass panes includes: a plurality of hanging registers which each have a storage site for a stack of unbent spacer profiles; a storage station having a plurality of receiving sites for in each case one of the hanging registers; a removal station having at least one receiving site for one of the hanging registers; and a conveyor device for transporting hanging registers between the receiving sites of the storage station and the receiving site of the removal station.

Hanging register storage unit for a bending machine for spacer frames of insulating glass panes

A method for forming a closed frame-shaped spacer for an insulating glass pane by applying a paste-like and subsequently hardening strand has at a beginning of the strand a ramp in which the thickness of the strand increases from zero to a nominal thickness. An end of the strand's thickness is complementary to the rising ramp on the same path, overlapping the ramp, decreasing from the target thickness to zero, the surface of the ramp forming an interface between the beginning and the end of the strand. The beginning and end of the strand are pressurized on either side by placing it between a first jaw and a second jaw. The exerting surface of the first jaw has a property enabling the material of the strand which comes into contact with the surface of the first jaw to be removed therefrom by lifting the first jaw from the strand.

Method for forming a closed frame-shaped spacer for an insulating glass pane

The present invention relates to an electronic proximity sensor having a decorative surface, characterized in that the decorative surface comprises a semiconductor layer, the thickness of which is between 10 nm and 100 nm. This coating imparts a desired metallic appearance to the proximity sensor, without the property thereof as a proximity sensor being lost.

Proximity sensor

Disclosed is a method for assembling insulating glass panes filled with a gas other than air. According to said method, two glass sheets provided with a spacer are arranged in a vertical or inclined position and facing each other, gas that is different from air is introduced into a chamber from below and the insulating glass pane is formed by moving the glass sheets closer to each other after reaching a desired gas filling level. According to the invention, the gas is homogenized before said gas is introduced through said gap.

Method and device for the assembly of insulating glass panes that are filled with a gas different from air

The invention relates to a radar-transparent component comprising a plastic body. Said component is characterized in that at least parts of the surface have a coating with a thickness of between 10 nm and 100 nm that comprises a semiconductor. Said coating gives the plastic body the desired metallic appearance without the body losing the characteristic of a radar-transparent component.

Radar-transparent coating

The present invention concerns a plastic component with a coating system, wherein the coating system comprises a basecoat of paint which has been applied to the surface of the plastic and on which a coating applied by means of vapor phase deposition is provided, for its part covered by a top coat of paint, characterized in that the coating applied by vapor phase deposition comprises multiple layers.

Process for treating a plastic component part

The invention relates to a method for producing an insulating glass pane comprising a plastic spacer, wherein two glass panels () arranged parallel to each other have a target distance from each other, by &#x25a1;forming a composite strand () by the temporal and spatial overlapping extrusion of at least two plastic partial strands (), wherein a first partial strand () is made of an adhesive first sealing compound (), in which a moisture-binding substance is embedded, and a second partial strand () made of an adhesive and binding second sealing compound (), a first glass panel () along the edge of the glass panel (), specifically such that the beginning and end of the composite strand () abut and form a frame in that the first partial strand () is extruded with a predetermined first target thickness, which is greater than the target distance, and the second partial strand () is extruded with a predetermined second target thickness, which is greater than the target distance, on the glass panel (), the partial strands () are located next to each other in the composite strand () and thus immediately adjoin each other, and the first partial strand () is located within the frame formed by the second partial strand (), &#x25a1;joining the first glass panel () to the second glass panel () such that the composite strand () is located between both glass panels (), connects them to each other, and keeps them at a distance from each other and &#x25a1;setting the target distance by pressing the joined glass panels ().

Method for producing an insulating glass pane

A method for assembling a window sash having an integrated insulating glass pane. The window sash has a frame formed from plastic hollow profile sections. The frame has an inner face, an outer face facing away from the inner face, and two flanks that connect the inner face and the outer face to each other. On the inner face thereof, the frame has two webs parallel to each other, which constitute an all-round delimitation of the window opening of the window sash and are adhesively secured to two glass panes which are held spaced apart by the two webs.

Method for assembling a window sash having an integrated insulating glass pane

A method for assembling insulating glass panes from two or more glass sheets filled with a gas other than air, two plates facing each other, arranged parallel to each other vertically or inclined with adjustable mutual distance, a horizontal conveyor arranged near the lower edge of the plates, a first sealing device and a second sealing device, positioned at the protruding edges of both the plates or near these edges or between the plates and can extend between the horizontal conveyor and a point lying above the horizontal conveyor, and having means for feeding a gas other than air into a chamber, delimited on both the sides by the two plates and by the two sealing devices. For assembling overlong insulating glass panes, the glass sheets, at one of which a frame-like spacer is attached on both the sides, are positioned between the plates opposite each other.

Method and device for filling insulating glass panes with a gas other than air

A method and device for preparing a paste-like compound having at least two constituents which set after having been mixed. The mixed compound is injected into an intermediate space between two glass panels of an insulating glass pane by delivering the at least two constituents from storage containers into separate intermediate storage units from which they are delivered into a mixer in which the constituents are mixed while passing through the mixer. The compound leaving the mixer is injected into the intermediate space between the two glass panels by a nozzle which has at least one opening directed into the intermediate space between the glass panels. The nozzle is moved along the edge of at least one of the two glass panels. The constituents of the paste-like compound are pumped using gear pumps from the intermediate storage units into the mixer, where they are dynamically mixed by motor-driven mixing elements.

Method and device for preparing a paste-like compound for sealing an insulating glass pane

A device for assembling a window sash having an integrated insulating glass pane. The window sash has a frame made from a plastic hollow profile section. On the inner face thereof, the frame has two webs parallel to each other which are adhesively secured to two glass panes that are held spaced apart by the two webs. The device has a horizontal conveyor, which is provided to be vertically adjustable, on an underframe.

Device for assembling a window sash having an integrated insulating glass pane

A sealed insulating glass unit comprises two glass sheets held apart by a spacer, optionally with a sealant between the edges of the glass sheets outside the spacer. The insulating glass unit contains an electronic device, having information relating to the origin, manufacture and/or properties of the insulating glass unit capable of being read from the device by means actuated from outside the insulating glass unit. The device is embedded within the spacer or sealant so that it is concealed within the insulating glass unit.

Insulating glass unit with an electronic device and process for its production

A device for injecting a strand of a paste-like mass, which is formed from a plurality of constituents, into the intermediate space between two glass plates of an insulated glass pane. The device includes a nozzle having a storage unit for each of the constituents of the paste-like mass, which is connected to the nozzle by means of a supply path, in which provision is made for a dynamic mixer.

Device for injection a strand of a paste-like mass into the intermediate space between glass panes of an insulated glass pane

A method for assembling insulating glass panes from two or more glass sheets filled with a gas other than air, two plates facing each other, arranged parallel to each other vertically to inclined with adjustable mutual distance, a horizontal conveyor arranged near the lower edge of the plates, a first sealing device and a second sealing device, positioned at the protruding edges of both the plates or near these edges or between the plates and can extend between the horizontal conveyor and a point lying above the horizontal conveyor, and having means for feeding a gas other than air into a chamber, delimited on both the sides by the two plates and by the two sealing devices. For assembling overlong insulating glass panes, the glass sheets, at one of which a frame-like spacer is attached on both the sides, are positioned between the plates an the plates opposite each other.

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Peter Schuler