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GI Tech wins KCC Glass inspection equipment contract worth about 3.2bn won
GI Tech has secured a contract with KCC Glass to install and upgrade equipment for inspecting automotive glass.
The deal is worth about 3.15bn to 3.2bn won, according to reports, which give slightly different figures.
It covers both improvements to an existing inspection line and a new line, with work due by May 31, 2027.
The system will use high-resolution cameras and automated checks to find glass defects early in production, before faulty products move to later stages.
GI Tech has previously supplied inspection technology for battery, semiconductor and display manufacturing, and this deal marks a move into automotive parts.
The company says it will use the project to seek further orders and expand into other parts inspections.
GI Tech has signed a contract with KCC Glass to supply and upgrade glass inspection equipment.
The contract is valued at about 3.2 billion won, according to one report, while another reports 3.15 billion won.
The equipment will inspect automotive glass and includes upgrades to an existing line and construction of a new inspection line.
The system will use high-resolution vision technology to detect defects early in production.
GI Tech says it plans to use the project to pursue further orders and expand into inspection of other components.
- Who
- GI Tech and KCC Glass.
- What
- GI Tech won a contract to supply and upgrade glass defect inspection equipment for automotive glass.
- When
- The contract was announced on October 26, 2026. It runs until May 31 next year.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The system is intended to detect defects early in production and reduce defective products moving to later stages.
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- Contract value
- About 3.2 billion won in NEWSIS and Market In; 3.15 billion won in Munhwa Ilbo
- Contract share
- 8.7% of GI Tech's revenue in the previous year
- Contract end date
- May 31 next year
- Inspection target
- Automotive glass
- System components
- Upgrade of an existing inspection line and construction of a new line
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This contract is the result of our inspection automation technology, proven in processes including secondary batteries and displays, being recognized in the automotive parts field
We will build an inspection system optimized for the customer's production line without a hitch, and use this as a stepping stone to gradually expand the industries where our vision inspection systems are applied