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A+W is powering smarter, faster, more connected glass plants with automation tools like Smart Factory, Smart Companion, and Smart Delivery.
In this video, Tero Toivanen at Finn Lamex, Finland, is sharing his and his team's experiences working with the Glaston ScreenMax glass bending furnace for windshields.
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The cooperation between the GPD and glasstec creates new synergies for the international glass industry. In an interview, Glaston explains how both formats benefit from each other - and what added value this means for the industry.
On May 15 and 16, 2025, the A+W Clarity User Conference took place at our headquarters in Fernwald — an event exclusively for our customers from across Europe.
The Board of Directors of Glaston Corporation has today appointed Miika Äppelqvist as the new President and CEO of Glaston Corporation as of 1 June 2025.
Customers from across the U.S. and Canada came together in Denver, Colorado, May 4–7, 2025, for A+W’s biennial User Conference—Converge ’25.
Stable development in Architectural glass equipment in an uncertain market
Glaston’s organizational structure with three Business Functions, Solutions & Operations, Market Areas and Service Supply & Development, came into effect on 1 January 2025.
Glaston has received technology and equipment orders from Regency Glass, a well-known producer of high-quality IGUs in the UK.
Glaston Corporation will publish its January–March 2025 Interim Report on Tuesday May 6, 2025 at around 8.30 a.m. Finnish time.
The glass industry is renowned for its precision work and high quality control requirements - automated quality control has become indispensable.
This video presents the insulating glass line Glaston ULTRA, a unique line configuration, and Glaston's patented process sequence enabling the processing of center glass as thin as 0.5 mm in triple insulating glass units.
Glaston and HEGLA will supply Glassworks with Glaston’s TPS® insulating glass line and HEGLA’s glass sorting equipment, supporting the company in increasing automation and meeting the tighter construction quality standards locally.
Glaston is taking proactive steps to adapt to ongoing market challenges and ensure long-term competitiveness.
Smart software solutions help glass fabricators streamline operations, reduce waste, and improve profitability in an increasingly challenging market.
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