Forel: GBA’ 22 and Glasstech Asia

Date: 18 October 2022

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Date: 18 October 2022

Forel will participate in two major trade shows in October 2022.

From 18h to 20th, the North American glass industry will meet in Las Vegas, for the 2022 edition of GlassBuild America. Forel will display its new High Speed insulating glass line, designed for flexible profile production of IG units for residential use, with extremely reduced cycle times. A first-of-its-kind innovation developed specifically for the U.S. market.

The following week, October 26th-28th, Forel will attend at Glasstech Asia in Singapore: a strategic event for the Asian region, which also attracts visitors from neighboring continents. For Forel it will be an opportunity to meet Asian glass companies and define new business chances, presenting its new developments in glass processing automation.

Forel: GBA’ 22 and Glasstech Asia

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