MATCH THE FURNACE TO THE GLASS

SORG has risen to the challenges of the glass industry and developed an exciting new hybrid melting concept to ensure a much more sustainable future for our customers around the world.

Flexible and highly sophisticated with low operation costs, regenerative end-fired furnaces are very popular worldwide.

The SORG VSM^® all‐electric furnace is a cold‐top, vertical melter, in which the processes of batch charging, melting, fining and refining all take place in a vertical direction.

While end‐fired furnaces are commonly used for melting areas of up to 180 m², regenerative cross‐fired furnaces are used for larger melting areas with very high tonnages. Today they are the main furnace type for the production of float glass, so they are also called float furnaces. The name of this furnace comes from its unique way of production, as the molten and fined glass are floated on a tin bath to improve its surface quality.

This furnace can be designed with either a single or a twin doghouse, located either on the rear wall of the tank or on the side.

This type of side‐fired furnace is similar to recuperative side‐fired furnaces but uses oxygen-fuel combustion for heating.

The innovative OxEcon^® Melter incorporates conventional oxy‐fuel firing and combines it with the advantage of internal batch preheating to reduce energy consumption.

This furnace concept is primarily used for special glasses and small installations, with melting capacities of up to 45 t/24h.

The FlexMelter^® is designed for continuous or discontinuous production of high-quality glass. When the furnace is not being pulled, it is not necessary to drain the glass.

The LoNOx^® Melter is a special recuperative furnace developed to operate with very low NO_x emission levels.

While end‐fired furnaces are commonly used for melting areas of up to 180 m², regenerative cross‐fired furnaces are used for larger melting areas with very high tonnages. Today they are the main furnace type for the production of float glass, so they are also called float furnaces. The name of this furnace comes from its unique way of production, as the molten and fined glass are floated on a tin bath to improve its surface quality.

The SORG VSM^® all‐electric furnace is a cold‐top, vertical melter, in which the processes of batch charging, melting, fining and refining all take place in a vertical direction.

This furnace can be designed with either a single or a twin doghouse, located either on the rear wall of the tank or on the side.

This type of side‐fired furnace is similar to recuperative side‐fired furnaces but uses oxygen-fuel combustion for heating.

This furnace concept is primarily used for special glasses and small installations, with melting capacities of up to 45 t/24h.

SORG has risen to the challenges of the glass industry and developed an exciting new hybrid melting concept to ensure a much more sustainable future for our customers around the world.

This furnace concept is primarily used for special glasses and small installations, with melting capacities of up to 45 t/24h.

The FlexMelter^® is designed for continuous or discontinuous production of high-quality glass. When the furnace is not being pulled, it is not necessary to drain the glass.

Flexible and highly sophisticated with low operation costs, regenerative end-fired furnaces are very popular worldwide.

The SORG VSM^® all‐electric furnace is a cold‐top, vertical melter, in which the processes of batch charging, melting, fining and refining all take place in a vertical direction.

SORG has risen to the challenges of the glass industry and developed an exciting new hybrid melting concept to ensure a much more sustainable future for our customers around the world.

This furnace can be designed with either a single or a twin doghouse, located either on the rear wall of the tank or on the side.

This type of side‐fired furnace is similar to recuperative side‐fired furnaces but uses oxygen-fuel combustion for heating.

The innovative OxEcon^® Melter incorporates conventional oxy‐fuel firing and combines it with the advantage of internal batch preheating to reduce energy consumption.

While end‐fired furnaces are commonly used for melting areas of up to 180m², regenerative cross‐fired furnaces are used for larger melting areas with very high tonnages. Today they are the main furnace type for the production of float glass, so they are also called float furnaces. The name of this furnace comes from its unique way of production, as the molten and fined glass are floated on a tin bath to improve its surface quality.

Flexible and highly sophisticated with low operation costs, regenerative end-fired furnaces are very popular worldwide.

This type of side‐fired furnace is similar to recuperative side‐fired furnaces but uses oxygen-fuel combustion for heating.

This furnace can be designed with either a single or a twin doghouse, located either on the rear wall of the tank or on the side.

This type of side‐fired furnace is similar to recuperative side‐fired furnaces but uses oxygen-fuel combustion for heating.

Flexible and highly sophisticated with low operation costs, regenerative end-fired furnaces are very popular worldwide.

The SORG VSM^® all‐electric furnace is a cold‐top, vertical melter, in which the processes of batch charging, melting, fining and refining all take place in a vertical direction.

This furnace concept is primarily used for special glasses and small installations, with melting capacities of up to 45 t/24h.

The SORG VSM^® all‐electric furnace is a cold‐top, vertical melter, in which the processes of batch charging, melting, fining and refining all take place in a vertical direction.

This type of side‐fired furnace is similar to recuperative side‐fired furnaces but uses oxygen-fuel combustion for heating.

The BORO-OXI-MELTER^® is a speciel furnace to melt boron containing glasses in a very excellent glass quality. For this the furnace is equipped with oxygen heating,electrical boosting aned a fining bank