Forel at GlassBuild America 2025

Date: 17 November 2025
Source: Forel
Forel at GlassBuild America 2025
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Forel

Date: 17 November 2025

The 2025 edition of GlassBuild America has concluded in Orlando, marking a record-breaking year for North America’s leading glass industry exhibition, which welcomed the highest number of exhibitors and visitors to date.

For Forel, the event was an important opportunity to meet customers and partners and to unveil the new Dura Line – an insulating glass line designed to deliver greater efficiency and production quality.

Technology and Vision: the New Dura Line

At the Forel stand, live demonstrations of the Dura Line showcased a production process that is fast, precise and consistent.
Developed to meet the evolving needs of the market, the line stands out for its ability to optimise processing times while ensuring reliable and competitive results over the long term.

The North American market is constantly evolving and demands increasingly efficient and flexible solutions.
The Dura Line was created to meet these challenges, offering the quality and reliability that have always defined Forel
said Scott Knisely, CEO of Forel North America.

Positive Market Response

Across the three days of the exhibition, the Forel stand welcomed a steady flow of glass industry professionals from all over the continent.
The strong interest in the Dura Line confirmed the market’s focus on solutions that can optimise processes, reduce operational costs, and simplify production management.
A positive outcome that reflects Forel’s approach, founded on technological innovation, customer insight and close collaboration.

Looking Ahead

GlassBuild America 2025 was a valuable opportunity for Forel to engage directly with the market, reaffirming its direction: to innovate and make glass production increasingly automated, efficient and sustainable.

600450 Forel at GlassBuild America 2025 glassonweb.com

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