Fenzi, a key player at Vitrum 2025: innovation and sustainability for the glass industry

Fenzi, a key player at Vitrum 2025: innovation and sustainability for the glass industry
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Date: 30 July 2025

The Fenzi Group confirms its participation in Vitrum 2025, set to take place September 16-19, 2025, at Fiera Milano-Rho.

Held every two years, Vitrum is the industry’s leading showcase, with a focus on flat and hollow glass processing machines and plants, technologies for beveling, sandblasting and engraving, as well as systems for glass handling, storage and sales.

Once again, the event embraces the industrial and digital transition, delivering an exhibition experience that highlights the latest technological advances in sustainable production. Fenzi, industry leader in chemical products for glass processing, will showcase its cutting-edge solutions, confirming its commitment to efficiency, quality and environmental awareness.

The layout of Vitrum 2025 will be upgraded with 12 identifying logos indicating the exhibitors’ specializations, designed to guide visitors along the various themed pathways and make the discovery of new technologies more accessible. Also scheduled are conferences and seminars offering in-depth discussions of materials, machinery and production processes.

Fenzi’s participation in Vitrum 2025 promises to be a unique opportunity to discover the latest industry trends and gain first-hand experience of Made in Italy excellence in the world of glass.

Discover all the latest Fenzi Group innovations at Vitrum: Hall 9P - Booth B01 D01.

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