Glaston: Feelings @China Glass 2023

Date: 8 May 2023

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Glaston Corporation

Date: 8 May 2023

Glaston at China Glass 2023 exhibition on May 6-9 in Shanghai - enjoying meeting with people and introducing new technologies.

As a world leader in glass processing technology, Glaston provides heat treatment and insulating glass manufacturing for the architectural industry and glass pre-processing and heat treatment equipment for the automotive, appliance, solar and display industries to help them use glass as a valuable and sustainable material in their creations. These technologies enable customers to make a clear difference in performance and reach new levels of automation.

More about our technology: https://glaston.net/products/#Machines

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