Satinal reflects on an inspiring China Glass 2026

Date: 16 April 2026
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Satinal reflects on an inspiring China Glass 2026
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Satinal

Date: 16 April 2026

Following an intensive four days at the SNIEC in Shanghai, Satinal celebrates a landmark participation at China Glass.

This year’s event was a marketplace of ideas, offering a wealth of opportunities for everyone walking the floor. While Satinal was proud to represent Italian excellence, the true value lay in the melting pot of expertise between exhibitors and industry professionals. Additionally, China Glass provided a strategic opportunity to present STRATO® glass interlayers with over 20 coloured finishes designed to provide a comprehensive portfolio tailored to diverse applications, complemented by a portfolio of high-performance structural interlayers. And TK ovens for glass lamination, tempering, chemical temper and HST.

At Satinal, it is recognized that these international platforms—and the global interest in specialized products like STRATO® and TK—are key to driving the shared growth and technological progress of the entire glass sector.

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