Join Viprotron at GPD 2025!

Join Viprotron at GPD 2025!
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Viprotron GmbH

Date: 9 June 2025

Viprotron is pleased to announce its participation in GPD 2025, taking place from June 10 to 12 in Tampere, Finland. Visitors can find Viprotron at Stand 11 in the Nokia Arena.

During the event, Viprotron’s Managing Director, Kai Vogel, will present the company’s latest innovation: True Edge Technology – a revolutionary method for ultra-precise and repeatable distortion measurement that starts right at the edge of the glass.

This breakthrough addresses a critical challenge in tempered glass production. Even minimal distortions at the edges can compromise the visual quality of entire façades – an area often overlooked by traditional measurement systems. Viprotron’s True Edge Technology offers a new level of transparency, reliability, and quality.

Whether attendees are seeking advanced quality control solutions, improved production efficiency, or simply want a glimpse into the future of glass processing, Viprotron’s experts will be on hand to share insights and explore opportunities.

More information about Viprotron’s presence at GPD 2025 is available at gpd.fi.

Viprotron looks forward to welcoming visitors in Tampere.

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