Forel at Vitrum 2019: video and photogallery

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Date: 30 October 2019

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Date: 29 October 2019

1300 square meters of booth area. Over 2000 visitors and three processing lines on display.

These are the numbers of the Forel success at Vitrum 2019: during the four exhibition days, visitors had the opportunity to see the new “High Tech” Insulating Glass Line working, the Vertical Processing Line, for seaming, grinding, polishing, milling and drilling, and the remarkable Sorting System.

Due to the wide range of machines which has been displayed during the exhibition, Forel booth has been one of the most impressive booth of Vitrum: a stand of few words but plenty of substance, which reflects Forel's approach to this trade fair.

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