National Glass Expands Processing Capabilities with New FOREL Vertical Edgework Machine

National Glass Expands Processing Capabilities with New FOREL Vertical Edgework Machine
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Date: 13 July 2026

National Glass has strengthened its production capabilities with the installation of a new FOREL Vertical Edgework Machine, currently being commissioned at the company's facility.

The advanced equipment is designed to improve productivity, increase process consistency and deliver high-quality edge finishes more efficiently than traditional edgeworking methods. Once fully operational, the machine will help streamline production while maintaining the high standards National Glass is known for.

Featuring jumbo processing capabilities of up to 5,000 x 2,800 mm, the new system also enhances National Glass's ability to process larger glass panels and meet the growing demands of a wide range of architectural and commercial projects.

The investment reflects National Glass's ongoing commitment to innovation, operational efficiency and providing customers with advanced glass processing solutions.

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