Mappi's world tour continues: next stop in Egypt!

Date: 13 February 2020

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Date: 13 February 2020

From 27 to 29 February Mappi will be present at WindoorEX 2020, the 11th international fair for glass, aluminum, windows, doors and facades.

We will be in Stand A7, Hall 3 with our partner and representative for Egypt, Corpotrade.

Year after year WindoorEX Middle East has become the meeting point for quality producers, suppliers and buyers of glass industry in the region.

The WindoorEX fair has always been at the forefront of the glass industry, Mappi, always at the forefront of innovation, will show the new generation of tempering furnaces, the new frontiers of Industry 4.0 that finally becomes reality also in the glass industry.

The strong partnership between Mappi and Siemens, certified by appointment "Powered by Siemens", first in the glass industry, opens up a new world of efficiency, quality, productivity, with the universally recognized reliability of Mappi.

Mappi's world tour continues: next stop in Egypt!

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