Glasstec 2022. Discover the world of glass, discover the world of Mappi!

Date: 25 August 2022

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Mappi International

Date: 25 August 2022

Visit Mappi, Hall 166, Stand B39, and discover the new Mappi MTH, the Biggest way to temper glass.

Over 1200 exibitors from 50 nations all over the world! If you want to discover the world of glass this year visit Glasstec, and visit Mappi, hall 16, stand B39.

This year Mappi presents the MTH, the new furnace designed for those who have to manage large load volumes and process very large slabs without sacrificing Quality, Flexibility, or Energy Savings.

MTH has a maximum load floor of 3300 x 6000 mm, a true “giant”. Don’t miss Glasstec 2022, Don’t miss Mappi!

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