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Four exciting days, around 7,000 visitors at the booth, valuable conversations, and an outstanding atmosphere: glasstec 2026 in Düsseldorf was a great success for LiSEC!
New company founded by former FeneTech President and CEO Ron Crowl will provide specialized ERP/MES implementation, engineering, integration, and support services to window, door, and glass manufacturers.
Get to know LiSEC and discover what drives us: innovative solutions, technological expertise and decades of experience in the glass processing industry.
With the decision for a new automated sorting system from LiSEC, the Bulgarian insulating glass manufacturer UYUT STIL has reached an important milestone in the further development of its production.
The group will bring together its latest developments in machinery, automation and software under one roof, alongside solutions for double glazing, façades and windows.
Four intensive days at the trade fair, around 7,000 visitors at the LiSEC booth, engaging discussions and a consistently positive atmosphere.
Forel presents Diagnostics 2.0, the new advanced diagnostic system that transforms the way glass processors monitor, manage and optimise their plants.
Under the motto “65 years of experience – shaping the future”, LiSEC invites visitors to experience the future of flat glass processing live at glasstec 2026.
Five European associations have jointly urged the European Commission to establish a clear legal framework for the use of verified software tools to assess product performance under the revised Construction Products Regulation (EU) 2024/3110.
At the glasstec 2026, LiSEC will present a comprehensive portfolio of automation, robotics, and logistics solutions designed to optimize material flow throughout the entire value chain.
How can glass achieve higher performance while keeping construction simple? Researchers at TU Darmstadt explore this question through innovations in thin, thick, vacuum-insulating and curved glass, with a growing focus on reuse over recycling.
How must glass façades respond to climate change, new digital possibilities and human health requirements? Ahead of his appearance at the architecture forum at glasstec 2026, Prof. Stefan Behling of Foster + Partners discusses the building envelope…
VITRUM 2027 President Barbara Antonini shares her vision for a new event format connecting glass technologies, industries and markets through the concept of the Glass Economy.
CMS Glass Technology heads to Glasstec with Electa, Ypsos and Aura — three machines, one goal: smarter, simpler glass processing.
Best Glass Oy in Finland automated its tempering process with Glaston Autopilot and Glaston AutoLoad with an ERP-integrated Batch Optimizer upgrade.
As glasstec 2026 approaches, Director Daniel Feische shares his vision for the world-leading trade fair, highlighting AI, decarbonisation, circular economy and the power of industry connections.
With the appointment of Matteo Padovan as Vice President of GIMAV, the association and the Italian glass industry are entering a new phase of discussion on the sector’s future.
At glasstec 2026, the LiSEC Group is presenting LiTROS, a new portfolio designed to provide a simpler and more cost-effective entry into industrial flat glass processing.
Michael Engelmann from the Institute of Building Structures at TU Dresden is conducting research into adaptive structures made from thin glass.
Cast glass opens up entirely new possibilities for architects and redefines our conception of glass in buildings. So say Faidra Oikonomopoulou and Telesilla Bristogianni from Delft University of Technology.
Sophie Pennetier (Digne) spoke about glass recycling in the construction sector at CircuClarity at glasstec in 2024. In this interview she explains why post-consumer glass rarely finds its way back into the cycle and who has to rethink matters first…
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A+W Software will debut A+W Cantor 8.0 at GlassBuild America, September 23-25 in Las Vegas, Booth #3335.