Glaston windshield bending - from the 70' to today

Date: 12 February 2026

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Glaston

Date: 12 February 2026

Knowing its roots helps shape the future. From Tamglass in the 1970s to Glaston today, the company’s windshield-bending journey has been driven by curiosity, craftsmanship and teamwork.

This one-minute look back highlights the milestones that continue to inspire the next generation of innovation.

To learn more about Glaston’s windshield bending technology, visit: https://glaston.net/machine/matrixevo/

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