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SeamMaXX PRO MKII

The Ashton Industrial SeamMaxx Pro MKII is a
high-performance, fully automated glass seaming (arrissing) machine designed for use in glass processing and tempering production lines.

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High speed automatic seaming of random glass sizes.

Summary

The SeamMaxx Pro MKII is part of Ashton Industrial’s advanced seaming systems, built to automatically grind and smooth the edges of flat glass panels before they enter a tempering furnace. It is engineered for high-speed, continuous production with minimal human involvement.

Key Features
  • Fully automatic operation: The machine can be fed directly from the glass breakout stage and adjusts automatically to different glass sizes without manual setup.

  • High throughput: Capable of processing 6–7 glass pieces per minute, making it one of the fastest systems in its class.

  • Complete edge processing: Seams (finishes) all four edges, top and bottom, ensuring consistent quality for tempering. 

  • Wide material range: Handles glass thicknesses typically from 3 mm to 12 mm. 

  • Compact footprint: Uses an efficient layout (often L-shaped), requiring less factory space compared to traditional seaming lines. 

  • Flexible production: Designed to process random sizes of glass panels without reprogramming or manual adjustment.

Benefits
  • Increased efficiency: Automates what was traditionally a labor-intensive process, reducing production time and labor costs.

  • Consistent quality: Produces uniform, high-quality edges, improving the final strength and finish of tempered glass. 

  • Improved safety & handling: Horizontal, automated processing reduces manual handling, lowering risk of damage and worker injury.

  • Integration-ready: Can be linked with washing, batching, and furnace systems for a fully automated production line. 

Overall

The SeamMaxx Pro MKII is a compact, high-speed, and highly automated industrial machine that streamlines glass edge finishing. It is particularly suited for manufacturers seeking high output, consistent quality, and reduced labor in large-scale glass processing operations.

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