NorthGlass Showcases Innovation at glasstec 2024

Date: 21 October 2024

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NorthGlass

Date: 21 October 2024

NorthGlass will showcase innovative glass products and new processing technologies at GLASSTEC 2024, Booth 12A59 and Technology Live Booth 11B28.

NorthGlass is excited to announce its participation in GLASSTEC 2024, the world’s leading glass industry trade fair. Visit NorthGlass at Booth 12A59 and Technology Live Booth 11B28 to explore cutting-edge products, including Curved Heat-Strengthened Insulating Glass with lamination, Curved Heat-Strengthened Laminated Glass, Custom Cast Glass with tailored textures and colors, and Tempered Low-E Insulating Glass with black screen printing. NorthGlass will also unveil its latest advancements in glass deep processing equipment, demonstrating the power of innovation in the glass industry.

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