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MELTING Refractories Year 26 • issue No. 6/2013 focus on Melting iris inspection Machines 2 - Copia omaggio 8 R&D FOCUS AT INSPECTION • SOLUTIONS INNOVATOR s.i.g.Ma. TECHNOLOGY WITHOUT WATER AND CLAY - AND SPECIAL REFRACTORIES FOR GLASS ardagh group GLOBAL OPERATIONS psr GATHERING BAYS BENEFIT FROM SYSTEM 500 TECHNOLOGY Poste Italiane Spa - Sped. in a. p. D.L. 353/2003 (conv. L. 27/02/2004 n° 46) art. 1, comma 1 DCB Milano www.glassonline.com A toast to your glass furnace... We are taking care of it ! A detailed understanding of the glassmaker demands and specialisation within the glass furnace refractories field. S.I.G.MA.’s strength, continuous investments, both in the factory and in the laboratory. Together with a desire to manufacture only the highest quality refractories, have resulted in the development of new and high performance products. This has solved real problems within the glass industry. Thanks to its technical competence and to the refractory quality S.I.G.MA. is a reliable partner and can claim the most important worldwide Glass Groups among their customers. S.I.G.MA. S.r.l. Visit us on www.sigmaref.it REFRATTARI TECNICI INDUSTRIALI STRADA DI GABBRICCE, 6 - P.O. BOX 30 - 53035 MONTERIGGIONI (Siena) - ITALY Tel. +39-0577-304730 - Fax +39-0577-304755 - [email protected] - www.fonderievaldelsane.com WE ARE GLASS PEOPLE INSPECTION SYSTEMS CAMERA BASED INSPECTION MACHINES: MODULAR, SPACE-SAVING AND UPGRADABLE. Machine types DIKON (Heye Sealing Surface Inspector) for darkfield inspection on the finish surface FITTI (Heye Finish Twin Task Inspector) for brightfield inspection on the finish surface BNCI (Heye Base Neck Check Inspector) for check detection on the neck Advantages Inline inspection during bottle flow Up to 350 Bpm Space requirements just 1m - 2m Perfect for retrofit www.heye-international.com regular features <HDUQR 12 063'"*34$"-&/%"3 PUBLISHER/EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marco Pinetti........................... [email protected] 13 "%7&35*4&34*/%&9 ASSO CIATE EDITOR "--$0.1"/*&4.&/5*0/&%& Valerie Anne Scott.................... [email protected] CONTRIBUTING EDITOR Jennifer Pressman 15 /&84"/%130%6$54 ADVERTISING ITALY Maurizio Lozza .................. [email protected] 74 4611-*&34(6*%&:&--081"(&4 WORLDWIDE Luciano Molina .................. [email protected] 78 GRAPHIC DESIGN 46#4$3*15*0/4&37*$& Sonia Previato ..................... [email protected] PAGINATION Betty Turani SUBSCRIPTIONS Magazines Serena Nacci ........................... [email protected] glassonline.com Barbara Maresca.............................. [email protected] PRINTED BY LA SERIGRAFICA S.R.L. Via Toscanelli, 26 - 20090 Buccinasco (MI) - Italy BACK COPIES € 29 air mail included Italy: € 15 Entire contents © 2013 by ARTENERGY PUBLISHING S.r.l. All rights reserved. Reproduction even partially in any form is strictly prohibited unless written permission has first been obtained from the Publisher. The magazine is open to collaboration from all, but no manuscripts or photographs will be returned. The editor’s office does not accept responsibility for opinions expressed in signed articles. Court responsible: Milan. Publication registered at no. 4 of the Milan Court Records Office on 11.1.1988 - ISSN 0394-9893 Glass Machinery Plants & Accessories, n. 153, anno 26, 2013, Dir. Resp. Marco Pinetti. Periodico bimestrale. COVER ADVERTISER: EMMETI - SIPAC Via Galileo Galilei 29 42027 Montecchio Emilia (RE) - Italy NEW 5FM t'BY &NBJMFNNFUJ!FNNFUJTQBJUtXXXFNNFUJTQBJU WEB SERVICE IS PUBLISHED BY Via Antonio Gramsci, 57 - 20032 Cormano (Milano) - Italy ( Tel.: +39 - 02 - 66306866, Fax: +39 - 02 - 66305510 E-mail: [email protected] ( www.glassonline.com contents NEW WEB SERVICE: ( glass machinery plants & accessories 6/2013 7 MAGAZINES articles 27 COMPANY PROFILE Ardagh Group: global operations 32 REFRACTORY DEVELOPMENTS 4*(."UFDIOPMPHZXJUIPVU XBUFSBOEDMBZBOETQFDJBM refractories 36 COMPANY DEVELOPMENT IRIS Inspection Machines: R&D focus at inspection solutions innovator 40 FOREHEARTH AND DISTRIBUTOR SYSTEMS 143HBUIFSJOHCBZTCFOFmU from System 500 technology This issue also contains: '0$640/ 27 MELTING FOCUS ON '63/"$&4 '03&)&"35)4 #"5$)1-"/54 #0045*/( 4:45&.4'03"--(-"44 MELTING 5:1&4 FURNACES, FOREHEARTHS, BATCH PLANTS, BOOSTING SYSTEMS FOR ALL GLASS TYPES The world of glass melting is both complex and energy consuming. There are many different types of furnaces, and diverse types of fuel used, all with the same important scope - that of melting glass to produce the raw material for glass containers. glass machinery plants & accessories 1/20136/2013 45 This issue also contains: AGENTS GUIDE 2014 5)& 0/-: (6*%& 50 "(&/54 803-%8*%& contents ALPHABETICAL LIST COMPLETE PROFILES: COUNTRY s ADDRESS s COMPANY FOUNDED BY COUNTRY s COMPANY OFFICERS s LOCAL s ANNUAL TURNOVER OFFICES/BRANCHES s TURNOVER s PRODUCTS FROM GLASS REPRESENTED s NUMBER s COMPANIES OF EMPLOYEES REPRESENTED s NOMINAL CAPITAL s COUNTRIES FAIR 2014 CALENDAR issue exhibition/conference date venue insert SÃO PAULO GLASSMAN 12-13 March SOUTH AMERICA Brazil 2014 1deadline: 3-02-2014 CHINA GLASS 14-17 April SHANGHAI China 8-14 DÜSSELDORF INTERPACK May Germany CAIRO GLASS WORLD May Egypt 2014 CHINESE SUPPLIERS GUIDE / YELLOW PAGES 2deadline: RESERVED FOR ADVERTISERS OF THIS ISSUE 6-03-2014 T T T MOSCOW MIR STEKLA 3-6 June Russia 2014 RUSSIAN SUPPLIERS GUIDE / YELLOW PAGES 3deadline: RESERVED FOR ADVERTISERS OF THIS ISSUE 28-04-2014 T T T NOVAXION 2013 208 GLASSWORKS These companies on www.glassonline.com 702 Chemin la Draillette 13550 Paluds de Noves - France 2014 BORMIOLI LUIGI SPA Tel: +33 - 4 - 90954186 Bottles BORMIOLI ROCCO SPA Fax: +33 - 4 - 90950031 and containers BOUKIN - BOUTEILLERIE GLASSWORKS DE KINSHASA E-mail: [email protected] Bouteilles et verre BRUNI GLASS SPA d’emballage BUCHA GLASSWORKS LTD. product CATTORINI HERMANOS Flaschenglas und CENTRAL GLASS INDUSTRIES LTD. - This page on Internet: Behälterglas EABL GLASS CERVE SPA www.glassonline.com/ index Botellas CHAGODA GLASSWORKS & CO. hollow_novaxion.pdf y recipientes CHWAY CHEMICALS & PHARMACEUTICALS LTD. Bottiglie COLORLITES LTD. COMPANY DATA e contenitori COMPAÑIA PERUANA DE VIDRIO S.A.C. SUPPLIERS & CONTACTS CONSOL GLASS A. K. GLASS INDUSTRIES Christophe Duplan CORSICO VETRO SRL - AB WARTA VIDRALA GROUP GLASS PANEVEZYS General Manager COVIM - CONSORZIO VETRERIE see: Warta Glass Sp. Z O.o IND. MILANO Sophie Hansen ACTIS ❯❯❯ CRIDESA - CRISTALERIAS DEL ECUADOR Commercial Assistant GLASSWORKS ADARSH KANCH UDYOG LTD. SA / O-I A ABABA BOTTLE Mathieu Dumesny Product index DDIS CRISA LIBBEY MÉXICO & GLASS SC CRISNOVA SA - VIDRALA GROUP Responsible for Technical Studies AGI GLASPAC CRISTAL ART AREAS OF ACTIVITY ALFAMATIC Jean - Baptiste Echevin CRISTAL-MAM see: Nuova Ompi Srl NOVAXION CRISTALERIA PELDAR - Automation & Software has developed a full range of ALLIANCE GLOBAL GROUP / CRISTAR / O-I Development ANGLO WATSONS GLASS gatherer robots from 4- to 6-axes. The suppliers CRISTALERIAS DE CHILE SA S.A. ALLIED GLASS CONTAINERS LTD. ANNUAL TURNOVER OF THE GROUP CRISTALERIAS FANUC ALPHAGLASS GLASSWORKS partnership with the world leader DEL URUGUAY SA (SACU) ALVER SPA - EUR 600,000 Robotics CRISTALERIAS TORO SAIC allows to benefit of a 2-year ❯❯❯ GROUPE ENAVA ANNUAL TURNOVER OF THE COMPANY VERRERIES CRYSTAL ARC / CREATIVE GLASS / A CAM warranty with spare parts in stock and an after- NADOLU BURHANI GLASS ANCHOR GLASS CONTAINER EUR 600,000 Index des produits CRYSTAL IRAN MFG CO. sale service in every country. More than 120 robots ANCHOR RAND LTD. TURNOVER FROM GLASS CRYSTAL WORLD INC. are working in glassworks all over the world to ANSUNG GLASS INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD. CZECHY HUTA SZKLA 90% ANTONINEK HUTA SZKLA / O-I DAIICHI GLASS CO. LTD. SALES the great satisfaction of customers. ARAB PHARMACEUTICAL DAIWA SPECIAL GLASS CO. LTD. GLASS CO. - APG DECO GLAS GMBH A AMPOULES PVT. LTD. Domestic: 10% - Foreign: 90% NOVAXION: the World Specialist for gathering high RCHANA DECOPRINT NV ARCHER DECOR TOV VKF BANKS quality glass gobs from continuous furnaces, day- ARCYA GLASS CORPORATION 6 Ax DECOTECH INC. ARDA GLASSWARE CIC Lyonnaise de Banque tanks and pot furnaces. Robo ❯❯❯ DELTA GLASS CO. PLC GLASHERSTELLER ARDAGH PACKAGING GROUP PLC DEMPTOS GLASS CO. COMPLETE OFFICE AREA R6x6 ARKANSAS GLASS Warensuchwörterverzeichnis DMITROV STEKLO 150 sq.m. ARROWPACK INC. - DRUJBA GLASSWORKS SA EAST COAST E.NA.VA NATIONAL ENTREPRISE OF PLANT AREA ARROWPACK INC. - GLASS AND ABRASIVE JOINT WEST COAST 400 sq.m. EAGLE FLASK INDUSTRIES LTD. see: Arrowpack Inc. - East Coast ELIAS VALAVANIS S.A. GLASS NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES ASHOKE ENAMEL & ELIZOVO GLASS FACTORY glassworks GLASS WORKS PVT. LTD. 2010 5 EMPIRE INDUSTRIES LTD. - VITRUM ASIA BREWERY INC. - GLASS COMPANY FOUNDED CABUYAO GLASS PLANT ENVASES DE VIDRIO SAC - 2004 ASTRAL GLASS PVT. LTD. VICRISA AVANT INDUSTRIES LTD. ENVASES VENEZOLANOS S.A. - NOMINAL CAPITAL VIDRERÍAS ❯❯❯ AVICENNA DECOR LTD. VIDOSA EUR 15,000 BA VIDRO SA ETRUSCA [VETRERIA] SRL BAKHTIARI GLASS INDUSTRY EXCEL GLASSES LTD. PROFILES REGISTERED PATENTS Índice de productos BAKU GLASS EXPLOITATION ROCHES NOIRES 04 08706 BALOCHISTAN GLASS LTD. see: Sevam BANGKOK GLASS EXPLOITATION TIT MELLIF NUMBER OF PRODUCTION PLANTS INDUSTRY CO. LTD. ERS see: Sevam 1 BDJ GLASS INDUSTRIES LTD. FABRICA PARAGUAYA BEATSON CLARK FENIKS HUTA SZKLA PLANNED EXHIBITIONS BEIJING GERRESHEIMER FENTON ART GLASS COMPANY Glasstec 2010 GLASS CO. LTD. FEVISA INDUSTRIAL SA DE CV Düsseldorf, Germany
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