Glaston to participate at Colombia Glass 2019

Date: 12 November 2019

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Glaston Corporation

Date: 12 November 2019

The South American branch will take part in the event.

Glaston is a leading company in glass processing technologies. The company provides high-quality heat treatment machines and services for architectural, solar, appliance and automotive applications.

Glaston takes care of its clients over the entire lifecycle of its offering: the machines segment offers glass processing machinery for tempering, bending, bent tempering and lamination; the services segment includes maintenance services for glass processing machinery, sales of spare parts and accessories, tools, machine upgrades and modernizations and training and consulting.

Glaston is constantly committed with technologies innovation and development to enable the glass processing industry to reach ever higher standards in quality and safety.

For more information see www.glassonline.com/site/colombiaglass and www.glaston.net

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