Centre Glass Enhances Production with New CT 2800 Washing Machine from Adelio Lattuada

Date: 27 May 2024

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Date: 27 May 2024

The latest purchase by Centre Glass is the CT 2800 washing machine, positioned in line with a CNC machine.

The company, a Lattuada customer for over 15 years, mainly produces glass for the civil, naval, and furniture industries. The latest purchase by Centre Glass is the CT 2800 washing machine, positioned in line with a CNC machine. Walter Riato, a member of Centre Glass, has relied on the advice of Adelio Lattuada, with whom he has been in contact since the 1980s!

Robustness and ease-of-use technology are the main features for which Centre Glass continues to choose Lattuada machinery.

Watch now the complete video of our trip to Veneto at Centre Glass and discover the complete interview with Walter Riato!

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