Press Glass at The BAU 2019 Fair – Photogallery

Date: 21 January 2019

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Date: 21 January 2019

The BAU 2019 is already finished. It was really amazing and busy time, full of interesting meetings and inspiring conversations. Press Glass would like to thank all who visited them at their stand.

Their new product 3D GLASS received a great deal of attention and made a very positive impression on visitors.

Press Glass at The BAU 2019 Fair

Press Glass at The BAU 2019 Fair – Photogallery

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