NGA Member Pulp Studio Hosts NGA for a Fabrication Facility Tour

Syndi Sim and Andrew Haring at Pulp Studio
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Date: 7 August 2023

Representing the NGA, Vice President of Business Development Andrew Haring, and NGA board member Syndi Sim of DFI, toured long-standing NGA member Pulp Studio's fabrication facility in Garden, CA.

The state-of-the-art fabrication plant displays the latest methods in glass fabrication: laminating, bent glass, digitally printed, chemically tempered and much more. NGA thanks Pulp Studio COO Kirk Johnson for the invitation and hospitality. 

"Imagine bending, laminating, printing, acid-etching, kiln-forming, laser-etching, painting, coating and chemical tempering galore, all under one roof," said Haring. "The words ‘decorative’ and/or ‘specialty’ glass are understatements for the output found here." 

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