Exploring Italian Glassworks: Lattuada's Journey to IVAC in Giussano

Date: 11 December 2023

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Adelio Lattuada Srl

Date: 11 December 2023

Adelio Lattuada Srl reports on the second stop of their journey to Italian glassworks: they are in Giussano, at IVAC!

IVAC specializes in the production of railings and glass accessories for furniture. The owner, Laura Colombo, selected Adelio Lattuada Srl due to their extensive experience in the glass processing industry. With the support of Si.Ste Trading, the company purchased the first Lattuada edger a few months ago.

The decision to choose Adelio Lattuada Srl over competitors was based on reliability and exceptional after-sales service.

The complete video of the journey to IVAC is now available, featuring an in-depth interview with Laura Colombo. Adelio Lattuada Srl expresses heartfelt thanks to her for graciously opening the doors of her glassworks.

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