Bavelloni is launching the latest top technologies for glass processing at Glasstec 2006

Date: 19 September 2006
Source: Bavelloni

Date: 19 September 2006

At the Glasstec exhibition 2006, Bavelloni will once again launch the latest technologies for glass processing.

From cutting to edging, from milling to drilling Bavelloni today makes it easier and faster for glass operators to turn their ideas into successful end products. With Bavelloni’s newest products, glass processors can increase their productivity and meet the highest quality levels in their production.A comprehensive portfolio of glass processing solutions In line with its strategy of helping customers in glass processing and solving critical business challenges, Bavelloni offers the most comprehensive portfolio of integrated solutions – supporting customers achieve better quality products and accelerate delivery times. “With this comprehensive offer, our customers can address their most pressing business requirements.The new technologies exhibited at Glasstec offer our customers a dramatically easier and faster way of glass processing in order to accelerate their production cycles” says Stefano Bavelloni, Marketing Director of Bavelloni.

Bavelloni’s comprehensive offer includes the following highlights: cutting tables and lines for float and laminated glass, CNC working centres, straight and shaped bevelling machines, straight-line edging machines, double edging and drilling machines available for stand-alone or integrated installations, and the widest range of diamond and polishing tools for the glass industry.

Bavelloni welcomes all Glasstec 2006 visitors warmly to see the market leader’s new technology at the joint Bavelloni and Tamglass booth in Hall 16 – Stand C57-C59.

Glaston Technologies
Glaston Technologies, a division of stock exchange-listed Kyro Technologies, is the leading supplier of glass processing machinery, with a complete product range of Bavelloni’s pre-processing machinery and Tamglass’ safety glass processing lines. Its customer service network is the largest in the glass industry. Bavelloni is the leading Italian company in the design and production of advanced technological solutions for processing glass and stone materials, and it operates worldwide through its Glass, Stone and Tools Divisions.
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