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Below are just some of Glaston's latest developments that will be showcased to the participants at this year’s glasstec 2022.
Surplus Solutions in conjunction with Joseph Finn Company will conduct a major online auction to sell the assets of Solar Seal
The learning programme content from FIT Show 2022 is available to view online.
Glaston has received a strategically significant order from a glass processor in Europe, valued at approximately EUR 31 million.
Processing rigid and thermoplastic spacers on one line in XXL? This is possible with the LiSEC Jumbo TPA line, a combined insulating glass line for rigid and thermoplastic spacers.
The NWBLT believes that by working together can support the delivery of a multi vector energy system that will drive clean growth, deliver investment and jobs and help to build a better future for communities and businesses.
The British glass industry and its supply chain was celebrated as part of a parliamentary debate that took place on July 14.
FIT Show organisers have announced the winners of its ‘Best FIT Show Marketing Campaign’ following its hugely successful 2022 event, which took place at Birmingham NEC from 10 - 12 May.
“After many IG produced Tvitec is very satisfied about what we have achieved together with Forel”
Beniamin Buta agreed to be interviewed to talk about why his company opted to establish its own insulating glass line in 2019.
Glass Madrid Berlanas, the specialists in double and triple glazing in the Spanish capital Madrid, operate in a 27,000 m2 facility equipped with the latest technology.
UL, a global safety science leader, is the latest company to come on board for this year’s Glazing Summit, which takes place on Tuesday, October 18 at Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham.
A strategic appointment to strengthen ties with South America and reaffirm Made in Italy in the world
Automation, efficiency and productivity thanks to Forel solutions
Work is on schedule at the £54million Glass Futures Global Centre of Excellence in St Helens with the steelwork structure now completed.
Forel’s presence in Africa started years ago and has now been further enhanced by the opening of its first branch to the continent.
Industry giant Yale has been announced as the Headline sponsor for this year’s Glazing Summit.
Forel North America strengthens its structure with the appointment of Scott Knisely to Vice President Sales and Service of the branch.
The funding has been awarded by the Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) for research which will be led by the BCC.
Glass Futures partners with C-Capture on awarded £1.7m in BEIS funding to demonstrate feasibility of next generation, low-cost carbon capture solutions in hard-to-decarbonise industries