Casso-Solar Technologies offers a variety of equipment for the appliance glass industry. In most cases, appliance glass has a coating or screen print applied to it that must then be dried and cured. Our systems have been designed to work with all sort of common coatings, such as screen-printed inks and conductive glass coatings or conductive coatings used to create bus bars. In addition to drying, we can also supply equipment to fire the conductive glass coating and heat-treat the glass. Once the heating process is completed, glass can be passed through one of our high efficiency cooling systems to bring the product down to a reasonable handling temperature.
Below are links to more detailed information on our primary types of appliance glass systems. Many possible equipment configurations are possible, and our sales team can help you determine what will best suit your needs.
Casso-Solar Technologies Ceramic Ink Drying Systems lead the industry in processing water base, water miscible, terpinol and pine oil based inks, leaded or lead free.
Oven doors may be heat treated for strengthening, curing tints and decorations, hard coats and more.
Casso-Solar Technologies dryers will dry low temperature silver paste coatings that create bus bars to bring power to coated glass for defogging applications such as refrigerator doors.
Dryers combined with rolling hearth furnaces can fire decorative or conductive coatings into the glass. The glass is then annealed or partially heat strengthened, for further processing.