Lattuada Wins USGlass Readers’ Choice Award

Date: 11 January 2021

Adelio Lattuada & Lattuada North America won the 2020 edition of the USGlass Magazine® Reader's Choice Award for the 'Robotic Equipment' category.

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Date: 11 January 2021

Adelio Lattuada & Lattuada North America won the 2020 edition of the USGlass Magazine® Reader's Choice Award for the 'Robotic Equipment' category.

After being awarded in this same category in the 2018 edition, we are even more proud of the reaffirmation for 2020, which came at the end of such a particular year. Despite the difficulties, we have continued to invest time and resources in our automation solutions, in which we strongly believe, and this commitment has led to the closure of important contracts, both in the United States and in Europe.

A special thanks to Knittel Glass for the key partnership and the great professionalism.

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Adelio Lattuada & Lattuada North America won the 2020 edition of the USGlass Magazine® Reader's Choice Award for the 'Robotic Equipment' category.

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