Guus Boekhoudt, Vice President of Guardian Glass Europe, Russia and Asia & Managing Director, Guardian Europe said: “Glass demand is continuing to grow in Europe and these investments will ensure the supply to our customers, essential to developing and maintaining our strong partnerships. This project, together with its two production plants in Częstochowa, Poland – one float glass line was recently repaired and upgraded and a second one is currently under construction – will ensure that the company continues to support demand for float, coated and laminated glass products for customers in Eastern Europe. Before he was awakened by the First Star, Ezreal was a born explorer with boundless curiosity for the world around him, and becoming a Star Guardian only. The existing float glass furnace will be repaired in the second half of 2020. Guardian Glass is also investing in its production plant in Oroshaza, Hungary. The new float glass line in Goole will continue to service customers in the UK and Ireland, providing them with float, coated and laminated glass products. The new float glass furnace is planned to have a nominal melting capacity of 825 metric tonnes per day – an increase of 20% compared to the existing furnace.ĭue to an optimised design, the furnace energy efficiency as well as the environmental performance of the new line are expected to improve on a per tonne basis. The upgrade is expected to be performed in the beginning of 2021. The float glass production line in Goole, UK, will be upgraded as the existing furnace nears the end of its lifecycle. “We are excited for the future and committed to the Czestochowa community.Guardian Glass is to invest in the modernisation of float glass lines at two of its European production plants. “We are grateful for the strong support we have received in Poland from local and country officials,” says Grzegorz Kuznik, Plant Manager. The new float line has a nominal capacity of 1,000 metric tons of glass per day, while the new coater represents the latest in technology for Guardian and, we believe, for the industry.” “This facility is the company’s most efficient and operationally effective plant and houses our largest furnace and largest coater. “The Guardian Glass Częstochowa plant represents our biggest greenfield capital investment in Guardian’s history,” Boekhoudt adds. New, advanced facility will serve growing Eastern Europe demand.īy engaging suppliers to provide both proven and innovative solutions to meet production and quality requirements, Guardian Glass took a progressive approach to the design for the new float line, underlining Guardian’s long-term commitment to its customers to be the preferred supplier of glass solutions. Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) helps people in England and Wales to stay in control of decisions about their health and finance and make important. The plant, hosting two float lines, two coater lines and a lamination line, produces Guardian ExtraClear float glass, Guardian ClimaGuard low-emissivity (low-E) and Guardian SunGuard solar control coated glass products as well as laminated glass for residential and commercial applications. “We’ve implemented an innovative new furnace design with high efficiency combustion systems in order to provide products that meet the stringent quality requirements of our customers, while minimizing both the energy used for production and emissions from the process.” “The new float line is the largest in the Guardian family of float lines,” explains Guus Boekhoudt, Executive Vice President. Guardian Glass completed its first ribbon pull at its second float glass facility in Częstochowa, Poland.
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