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The largest glass and fenestration industry trade show in the Western Hemisphere returns to Las Vegas this fall
Brand new for 2022, the GlassBuild Tailgate Party, Thursday, October 20th from Noon – 2:00 PM.
The first 300 people who register for the show will garner the title of “Vegas VIP.”
Get inspired by the most innovative glass and fenestration industry software, machinery, technologies, and services. Start your trade-show journey at A+W Software (Booth #6136) along the main aisle.
NGA is again the co-sponsor of the North American Pavilion at glasstec 2022, being held Sept. 20-23 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
NGA is pleased to announce its 2022 year-long event sponsors: Dow, Eastman Chemical, Guardian Glass, Kuraray, Mappi, Pilkington, Tristar, and Vitro Architectural Glass.
The co-located events will take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, October 18-20, 2022.
Your glass industry peers had a lot to say about the show, here’s some of the feedback we received.
The Glazing Executives Forum, now in its 15th year, is organized by the National Glass Association and held in conjunction with GlassBuild America.
Forel received the “Best in Show” Award for best machinery booth at GlassBuild America 2021.
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NGA Glass Conference: September brought glazing industry technical leaders back together in person on September 15 in Atlanta, GA, in tandem with GlassBuild America.
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TurkishGlass was highly recognized by visitors with its high production capacity, wide product range, high quality and experience.
The following companies received Best in Show Awards for their exhibit booths at GlassBuild America 2021.
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