The first float ceramics glass production line

Date: 21 January 2009
Source: Jingniu

Date: 21 January 2009

After several experiments and testing the 1st float method ceramic glass producton line sucsessfully put into production. 

After several experiments and testing the 1st float method ceramic glass producton line sucsessfully put into production. 

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