Making potentials visible – throughout the entire production process

Date: 4 September 2014
Source: www.siemens.com

Date: 4 September 2014

Efficiency, sustainability, and safety: Discover the advantages of plant-wide automation, energy efficiency solutions, comprehensive service offerings, and high-performance products.

As a leading partner to the glass industry, we will once again be exhibiting solutions and products for efficient, cost-effective glass manufacturing at this year’s glasstec from October 21-24 in Düsseldorf.Our focus this year is on plant-wide automation. We will be presenting our complete glass industry-specific portfolio for all production phases, including planning, constructing, and operating a plant as well as related maintenance services.

Visit us at the glasstec 2014 – the world’s leading trade fair in the glass industry!


Be sure to join us in Hall 15, Booth C03 and experience our industry-specific solutions for plant-wide automation. You can use them to monitor the entire value chain from planning to operations – and even project financing.



Trade fair highlights


Our industry-specific solutions for plant-wide automation are based on our experience and knowledge from ongoing collaboration with equipment manufacturers, OEMs as well as system integrators . With our solutions, you benefit from:




  • Maximum efficiency and transparency in all phases of the lifecycle




    • Sustainable production thanks to resource- and energy-saving processes




    • Compliance with all current safety provisions




    • Significantly reduced operating costs




Hall plan – Hall 15, Booth C03

Interactive hall plan

More info at: http://w3.siemens.com/topics/global/en/events/glasstec/Pages/Default.aspx

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