F. Barkow introduces the model P212-S on a 2020 Hino 155 chassis cab. The Hino includes a 14,500 gross vehicle weight rating and an approximate 7,000-pound payload capacity. A four-cylinder turbo-charged diesel engine and six-speed automatic transmission paired with the Barkow 12-foot stainless steel body offer many years of efficient and safe glass transportation, say company officials. The cantilevered metal carrier allows for the transportation of stock lengths. This truck is in stock and available for immediate delivery.

Bromer introduced its aluminum A-frame rack for a flatbed trailer. The product is lightweight and equipped with poles with a glass locking system, including four ratchet binders to assist the poles and D-rings on each end for binder. As with Bromer’s other products, the product is customizable to meet the needs of the customer.

Bromer introduced its aluminum A-frame rack for a flatbed trailer. The product is lightweight and equipped with poles with a glass locking system, including four ratchet binders to assist the poles and D-rings on each end for binder. As with Bromer’s other products, the product is customizable to meet the needs of the customer.

Bromer introduced its aluminum A-frame rack for a flatbed trailer. The product is lightweight and equipped with poles with a glass locking system, including four ratchet binders to assist the poles and D-rings on each end for binder. As with Bromer’s other products, the product is customizable to meet the needs of the customer.

Users of the Integrated Automation Systems AutoRack1 can rack and un-rack from horizontal
and vertical lines anywhere in the operation. Users will be able to rack and un-rack gently and consistently at a rate of more than 2,500 units per shift, according to the company. On horizontal lines, the AutoRack1 indexer can be extended after racking so units can be cooled, gas-filled and closed, achieving one-piece flow. AutoRack1 reduces handling damage, thanks to a rack design that makes it nearly impossible to scratch glass in combination with the company’s automated process that consistently and gently racks and un-racks glass.

Users of the Integrated Automation Systems AutoRack1 can rack and un-rack from horizontal
and vertical lines anywhere in the operation. Users will be able to rack and un-rack gently and consistently at a rate of more than 2,500 units per shift, according to the company. On horizontal lines, the AutoRack1 indexer can be extended after racking so units can be cooled, gas-filled and closed, achieving one-piece flow. AutoRack1 reduces handling damage, thanks to a rack design that makes it nearly impossible to scratch glass in combination with the company’s automated process that consistently and gently racks and un-racks glass.

Users of the Integrated Automation Systems AutoRack1 can rack and un-rack from horizontal
and vertical lines anywhere in the operation. Users will be able to rack and un-rack gently and consistently at a rate of more than 2,500 units per shift, according to the company. On horizontal lines, the AutoRack1 indexer can be extended after racking so units can be cooled, gas-filled and closed, achieving one-piece flow. AutoRack1 reduces handling damage, thanks to a rack design that makes it nearly impossible to scratch glass in combination with the company’s automated process that consistently and gently racks and un-racks glass.

Groves Inc. glass carts are designed especially for the glass and mirror industry. They come in four different sizes and have capacity ranging from 4,000 to 8,000 pounds, depending on a shop’s transportation and storage needs. All the carts feature steel frames equipped with plywood bases, ratchet straps for security and a heavy-duty powder coated finish.

Groves Inc. glass carts are designed especially for the glass and mirror industry. They come in four different sizes and have capacity ranging from 4,000 to 8,000 pounds, depending on a shop’s transportation and storage needs. All the carts feature steel frames equipped with plywood bases, ratchet straps for security and a heavy-duty powder coated finish.

Glassroll Fabrication’s harp rack for low-emissivity glass measures 72 inches deep, 55 inches wide and 53 inches high on the back side. The rack contains 50 slots, all 3/8-inch, numbered one to 50. The base of the rack is covered with slotted high-density polyethylene resin. Other features include two swivel casters, two rigid casters and a floor lock.