LandGlass at GlassBuild 2013 in Atlanta

Date: 12 September 2013

GlassBuild 2013 is being held in Georgia World Congress Center of Atlanta, USA currently, it will last for 3 days from September 10 to 12.

This is the 11th exhibition of GlassBuild and LandGlass has cooperated with it for many years. LandGlass is waiting four your visiting at stand #227.

GlassBuild is a professional expo specializing in glass, window & door, and it has a strong influence in North America or even throughout the world. Reputed as the first Chinese manufacturer that sells glass tempering furnace into the USA market, now LandGlass already has hundreds of customers in American countries, where its JetConvection glass tempering furnaces are highly recognized and becomes the preferred brand for local glass processing companies to process Low-E and other high-end glass products.

Welcome to GlassBuild to visit LandGlass, we are ready to provide you with the best quality glass tempering furnaces and perfect service. Let's work together and achieve a win-win situation.

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