LandGlass Entered Belarus Market Successfully

Date: 18 November 2013

In the third quarter of 2013, LandGlass signed a contract with a Byelorussian company for a forced convection flat and bent bi-direction tempering furnace.

The installing will be finished in this month, which marks that LandGlass has entered Belarus market successfully. There is no doubt that it has strategic importance for LandGlass.

The forced convection tempering furnace of LandGlass, which adopts forced convection heating technology , can temper low-e glass and other kinds of glass with best quality.

Due to economic recovery, the demand of glass processing machines in Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) was on a good level. Particularly for tempering furnace manufacturers, CIS market is very important. LandGlass would like to cooperate with more Byelorussian customers, and make its contribution to the local glass processing industry with top-quality tempering furnace.

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