Adelio Lattuada at Euroskills 2021

Date: 21 September 2021

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Date: 21 September 2021

This year's Euroskills (European championship of young professionals) will take place from 22nd to 26th September in Graz, Austria.

There will be 400 participants from 31 different countries competing in the various categories.

Adelio Lattuada S.r.l. are very proud to announce that their mitering machine with 10 wheels, model TLR 10 AV PC, will be used during one of the scheduled competitions.

For more information about the event, please click HERE.

Adelio Lattuada at Euroskills 2021

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