Glassonweb Highlights Companies Exhibiting at GlassBuild America 2025

Date: 4 November 2025

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GlassBuild America

Date: 4 November 2025

As the glass industry gathers for GlassBuild America 2025, Glassonweb is pleased to highlight a selection of companies showcasing innovation, technology, and design excellence at this year’s event.

Among the exhibitors:

Saint-Gobain Glass – Booth #16040

Forel North America – Booth #18085

Fenzi – Booth #24096

Thermoseal Group – Booth #24096

Glaston – Booth #10097

Kuraray – Main Stage

HEGLA – Booth #16048

LiteSentry – Softsolution – Booth #9048

Satinal – Booth #23075

A+W Software – Booth #12041

Lattuada North America – Booth #24075

Unelko Corporation – Booth #21019

Pujol and Evalam – Booth #22125

VIPROTRON – Booth #14016

Folienwerk Wolfen GmbH – Booth #0445

Vitro Architectural Glass – Booth #27048

CMS North America, Inc. – Booth #23135

Schiatti Angelo S.r.l. – Booth #22125

Sparklike – Booth #24061

We wish all participants a successful exhibition and inspiring connections throughout the show!

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