Glasstech Asia 2005 opening ceremony

Date: 24 November 2005

Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) together with Conference & Exhibitions Management Services Pte Ltd, Singapore Glass Association and Thai Glass Dealers Association will organise GLASSTECH ASIA 2005 for the first time in Thailand at Challenger Hall 3 at IMPACT from 30 November 2 December 2005. The official opening ceremony will be held on 30 November at 0900 hrs.

During GlassTech Asia 2005, the 5th International Glass Products, Glass Manufacturing, Processing & Materials Exhibition and Conference, more than 349 companies from 30 different countries including Germany, United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Australia, France, China, Singapore, Japan etc, will showcase their latest technologies on glass used for automotive and industrial applications as well as innovations and technologies on melting, processing, packaging and distributing.

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