LiteSentry-SoftSolution at Glasstech Mexico

LiteSentry-SoftSolution at Glasstech Mexico
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Date: 29 November 2022

LiteSentry-SoftSolution are excited to be showcasing at Glasstech Mexico November 30th-December 2nd!

If you have not had the chance to see us at either Glasstec or Glassbuild America or simply want to talk to us again, stop on by.

The event focuses on flat glass well as hollow/container glass. It is a great platform for glass, door, and window industries to communicate and meet suppliers and buyers.

Visit us in booth no. AD11 to speak with members of our team and learn more about our product solutions.

Still want to register for the event? Click here and you can still register for a free pass!

Do you have a StrainOptics instrument that is due for recalibration? With proper care and maintenance, all StrainOptics instruments can last for years. To preserve accurate, precise, and reproducible performance, your instrument must be calibrated every year. Reach out to us at StrainOptics.com or click this link to find out how to send it in to make sure that you are getting the best results possible.

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