Pujol and Evalam to Participate in Eurasia Glass

Date: 13 November 2024

Pujol and Evalam will participate to Eurasia Glass

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Hornos Industriales Pujol

Date: 13 November 2024

Building on the success of Glasstec 2024, Pujol and Evalam are set to continue their tour at the highly anticipated Eurasia Glass Fair 2024, the premier trade fair for the glass industry in the Eurasia region.

The event will take place from November 16th to 19th at the TÜYAP Exhibition and Congress Center in Istanbul, Turkey.

During the fair, the Pujol and Evalam team will be stationed in Hall 11A, Stand 1174B, alongside Flat Glass International (FGI), the exclusive distributor of Pujol & Evalam products in Turkey. The team will be available to assist all visitors and provide insights into the company’s comprehensive range of products and services tailored to meet the needs of safety glass professionals.

Attendees are invited to visit the booth to discover how Pujol and Evalam are driving innovation in the field of safety glass solutions.

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