Project „Azerbaijan Float Glass Co.“ | HORN Glass Industries

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Date: 21 February 2020

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Project „Azerbaijan Float Glass Co.“ | HORN Glass Industries

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Date: 21 February 2020

A brand-new 300 tpd float line is getting ready for the operation.

Technology equipment installation is mostly complete, cold tests are started.

HORN supervisors assist the customer during equipment erection and commissioning.

At the same time, experienced tutors from HORN perform Azerfloat technical personnel training.

Recently also the German ambassador Dr.Wolfgang Manig in Azerbaijan visited the site.

Project „Azerbaijan Float Glass Co.“ | HORN Glass Industries

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