Neptun’s ROCK and the Super Strength of Kevlar
Kevlar, or scientifically called poly-para-phenelyne-terephthalamide, is a high-strength fiber. Developed by Stephanie Kwolek at DuPont in 1965, it was first commercially used in the early 1970s as a replacement for steel in racing tires. Because of its high tensile...
GlassBuild 2019 Machinery Highlights
Here is a highlight reel of product offering from Matodi and our partners for Glassbuild 2019 in Atlanta. It will be our biggest and best booth ever! Show machine specials are available. Please reach out anytime for more...
The Battellino SRM Sealing Robot: produce more insulated units with half the labor
A machine that can return your investment in less than two years.
Is your clean glass, clean enough?
Glass washing for special applications requires expertise. The required degree of cleaning for a flat glass sheet depends on three main criteria: what type of dirt the glass carries, which process it went through before it reaches the washer and what is the next step...
Price vs. Value: Choosing the Right Drill Bits
By Mark Truhe When comparing drill bits, price of the drill should not be the determining factor in your purchasing decision. For example, if Drill A cost $50 and Drill B cost $75, is Drill A always the better value? Even if both drills performed with the same quality...
Manufacturers putting on a BIG display at Glasstec!
Here is a roundup of what you can expect from many of Matodi’s partners at glasstec this year. *Click any of the images or links below for machinery details — or call us for more information and special show pricing. Matodi will also be at Glasstec —...
IMMMES DTP Installation at Syracuse Glass a HUGE Success!
Matodi is pleased to report that the recent IMMMES DTP installation at Syracuse Glass went very well. IMMMES DTP is a totally closed loop system. As far as we know, this is the only system in the world where the water is pumped directly from the machines into DTP,...
Straight Line Cup vs Peripheral Wheel Edgers
By John P. Lloyd There are two basic types of straight line edgers on the market today. One uses cup wheels, and the other uses peripheral wheels. Here we will discuss the difference between the two, and advantages and disadvantages of both. Cup Wheel Edger The...
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