Sedak und Sunglass Industry merge sales activities

Date: 14 February 2022

one team for flat and curved glass: sedak sales team © Thomas Dashuber

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Date: 14 February 2022

Flat and curved: customers benefit from sedak's leading glass expertise

Glass - flat, large, curved, gold-printed, bullet-resistant or with groove cut... The requests from builders, architects, facade consultants and facade construction companies are as varied as they are unusual. In order to provide you with even better and faster solutions in the future, sedak and sunglass industry are bundling their sales competence.

Under the sedak brand, customers receive the entire glass expertise from a single source. Sales and marketing activities for all glass products are now centralized at the company headquarters in Gersthofen/Germany. As "production unit curved glass" sunglass industry remains the production site in Villafranca-Padovana/Italy and is contact for all Italian customers.

We are looking forward to realizing unprecedented things with you - because: Your imagination is our limit.

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