Attending Vitrum 2025? Remember to schedule a visit to the Satinal Open Factory!

Date: 2 September 2025
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Attending Vitrum 2025? Remember to schedule a visit to the Satinal Open Factory!
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Date: 2 September 2025

If you are attending Vitrum 2025 in Milan this September, join Satinal HQ for an exclusive tour of Satinal EVA FILM and TK production plant in Erba.

Only a 45-minute drive from Rho Fiera it is a convenient trip during the event.

While you are at Vitrum from September 16-19, take this unique opportunity to see the only Italian production facility for EVA interlayers. You will get an in-depth look at Satinal facilities and see how they produce their high-quality STRATO® EVA film for safety glass lamination.

At the same address you can also visit TK ovens production site to see how they are built and discover the innovation that goes into every step.

Ready to book your visit?

Secure your preferred time slot by booking in advance. To arrange your tour, please email Satinal at info@satinal.it.

Contacts:
info@satinal.it
+39 031870573
satinal.it

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