Polytron announce Liteglow glass in Glasstec 2008

Date: 22 October 2008

Polytron Technologies, Inc, the leading electronic and optical version glass supplier wordwide will announce to launch their newly-developed product “Liteglow Luminous Glass” during Glasstec 2008.

Liteglow has unique brightness in dark surroundings, which enable products made from it providing a romantic atmosphere and also have lum to lead direction. It’s a whole new application of using luminescence technology on the glass and this new, innovative product will lead the manufacturing techniques into a new era.

Polytron` s booth located in Hall 10, 10D14-4. They will show all their key products including Polyvision Privacy Glass (Switchable Glass or PDLC glass or Magic Screen Glass), Polymagic LED glass, Polyholo Glass (Holographic glass / film) ,Polyflush Glass, Polynano Glass(Nano glass). Polylow-E Glass ( Low-E glass, Low-E film) , Polylens Glass ( Polylens film) and LiteGlow Glass(Film / Paste) on the top glass show worldwide.

As a branch company of Polytronix, Inc from United States, the worldwide famous leader in the designing, manufacturing and marketing of liquid crystal displays (LCD) and assemblies, Polytron Technologies, Inc is dedicated to supply impressive, brand-new and unique special glass material to designers, high-end home/office decorating companies, laminated glass companies, lighting companies and furniture manufacturers...etc. Polytron have covered marketing network to more than 50 countries and this number is under increasing rapidly.

For more information, please contact:

Mr. Sam Yu

Email: sam@polytron.com.tw

Website: www.polytron.com.tw

North America (All products)/Europe(Polyvision Privacy Glass only):

Mr. Sam Shao

Email:sshao@polytronix.com

TEL +1-972-238-7045 ext. 140

Or please visit Polytron` s official site: www.polytron.com.tw

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Polytron Technologies, Inc

2008-10-22T13:00:00

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