Forel "Best in Show" at GlassBuild America

Date: 21 September 2021

Marco Schiavon and Troy Larson of Forel North America

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Date: 21 September 2021

Forel received the “Best in Show” Award for best machinery booth at GlassBuild America 2021.

In its booth, the largest of the show, Forel displayed an entire IG line with thermoplastic spacer applicator Art. TA and the vertical seaming machine Art. EG.

Winners of “Best in Show” Awards were chosen through voting by an independent and anonymous group of industry representatives. The awards were presented by National Glass Association board members and staff, accompanied by a high school marching band.

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