Mappi @ Vitrum 2019

Date: 27 September 2019

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www.mappi.it

Date: 27 September 2019

Come and see your GATEWAY TO THE FUTURE! - Mappi and Siemens have combined their skills.

Mappi and Siemens have combined their unique skills to demonstrate how the glass industry can be changed by connecting the real and digital worlds.

Come and find out how you can optimize the entire value chain, from design to production to performance.

MAPPI at VITRUM 2019 - Pav. 7P Stand E01-G10

600450

www.mappi.it

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