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Glass and glazing industry technical leaders gathered at the NGA Glass Conference: Tacoma, July 25-27.
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Dow announced their sponsorship and participation at the next edition of Glass Performance Days (GPD), June 14-16 in Tampere, Finland.
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Satinal Group is still on a path of growth, designing and installing a new TK Lamijet oven, projected for security glass lamination.
Glaston has received an order from one of the world’s leading car glazing manufacturers, Saint-Gobain Sekurit, for their new MATRIX EVO line.
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Glaston has closed a strategically important deal valued at above EUR 8 million including multiple CHAMP EVO automotive glass pre-processing lines.
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