Automatic Molecular Sieve Filling Machine for Insulating Glass

Automatic Molecular Sieve Filling Machine for Insulating Glass

Detailed Information

Main Feature:
1.The machine adopts a SIEMENS PLC control system .
2.Human-computer interface makes machine convenient to operate.
3.The filling height can be optionally adjusted according to the size of an aluminum bar so that the trail range is extensive.
4.The machine has an automatic supplementing function for preventing the filling from being not in place and has an automatic molding function.

Main Technical Parameter:

We work with everything from raw material to final machine, could guarantee machine quality from each step. select each part carefully, we are strive to quality first when machine production and test each machine before delivery.
We will provide the best machine for you.

Our service

Before payment

Free contact for the most suitable machine
Free professional design for each customer especially.

After sale service

24 hours technical support by phone, email or skype (email or skype) . 
1years warranty period
Our senior engineer is available to travel aboard, help the installation, maintenance and training staff. 
By offering this support, we make sure the cutomer start the business smoothly, to realise win-win cooperation.

Payment
♦ L/C, 30% deposit by T/T,70% spare payment L/C. 
♦ T/T, 30% deposit by T/T,70% spare payment before shipment.
♦ Western Union or Paypal.

FAQ

1. When can we arrange shippment?
We usually arrange shippment within 15 days after getting deopsit,  but customized machines should be more than 25 days.

2.What you can do if my machines have problems?
1) We can send you free components to you if your machines are in guarantee time.
2) We can send our engineers to repair your machines

3.Do you provide equipment operation training?
A: Yes. We can send professional engineers to the working site for equipment installation, adjustment, and operation training. All of our engineers have passport.

4. If I make insulating glass, how many basic machines do i need?