glasstec: Ticket shop now open and exhibitor database online

Date: 28 May 2026

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Date: 28 May 2026

glasstec 2026 is gaining momentum: the ticket shop is now open, so you can start planning your visit to the trade fair.

Secure your place early at the world’s leading trade fair for the glass industry and experience innovations, trends and face-to-face meetings in Düsseldorf from 20–23 October 2026.

At the same time, the exhibitor and product database has also gone live. Find out now about participating companies, discover new solutions and plan your meetings with key players from the glass industry, mechanical engineering and the skilled trades.

➤ Secure your ticket now

➤ Discover exhibitors & products for 2026

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