Скачать или смотреть Incredible Glass Recycling and Manufacturing Process — Luxury Hotel Glasswork at Extreme Scale

Step inside the full spectrum of modern glass production—from molten batch melting, blowing/pressing, polishing, annealing, and tempering, to advanced lamination and safety glazing. This documentary takes you from high-output tumbler press machines and artisan lampmaking to precision scientific glassblowing: borosilicate reactors, vacuum-jacketed vessels, flasks, evaporator glassware, and pilot-scale lab systems. You’ll also see float glass lines, IGU and PVB/SGP laminated panels, optical glass block architecture, mechanized glazing installs, and sustainable recycling—including cullet sorting and foam-glass insulation. Finally, explore security/ballistic glass testing and standards that define real-world protection.

Timeline:

0:22. Glass manufacturing overview: melting, forming, polishing, tempering
2:59. Servo double-gob press machine for high-output tumblers
5:35. Precision scientific glassblowing: 10L vacuum-jacketed reactor vessel
15:36. High-capacity LED lamp assembly line (up to 20,000/day)
17:45. Super large-scale glassblowing for luxury hotel lighting installation
19:27. Installing a 100L jacketed glass reactor: joints, sealing, alignment
25:25. Glass sorting & recycling: up to 100% recycled content potential
35:25. Float glass manufacturing: furnace, tin bath, annealing, inspection
40:40. Toughened + laminated + IGU glass production (tempering, PVB, argon)
53:57. Security/ballistic glass limits, testing, and multi-standard certifications

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