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Visitors can now register to attend the UK’s number one event for the windows, doors, glass, hardware and components industry via the FIT Show website.
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For several months Viprotron has been working in secret on an important project. And now it is live!
Independent Life Cycle Assessments for Kuraray Poval™, PVB, PVB film and SentryGlas®.
An international team of scientists has discovered new insights into the physics of vitrification – the process by which glass forms.
HEGLA is proud to introduce the Laserbird, a system that can manipulate the top layer of a pane of glass up to 9,000 x 3,300 mm in size.
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With just five months to go until FIT Show returns to the NEC (23 - 25 May, 2023), now is the time to secure your FREE ticket.
Exterior racks continue to be fitted as standard on vehicles with electric drives that are used to deliver and install glass, structural elements, and other extra-large items.
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On behalf of the UK glass industry, British Glass welcomes the announcement from government to extend the Energy Bill Relief Scheme for energy intensive industries to March 2024.