Siemens and LandGlass

Date: 17 October 2013

As a world-class leading supplier involving in a number of industries, Siemens is always devoting himself to offering innovative and environmentally friendly products and solutions for his customers.

LandGlass is a top manufacture for glass tempering furnaces and over the past few years, LandGlass' tempering furnaces were shining on the international stage.

At this year's SPS IPC Drives automation trade fair, Siemens will be supplying answers to the current and future challenges facing manufacturing industry under its trade fair banner "Making Things Right". A spokesman of Siemens said that their aim this year is to illustrate to visitors how to improve their production---from design, through engineering and operation to maintenance.

Siemens' PLC, inverter, motors, etc are widely used on LandGlass' tempering furnace and as one of the strategic parters of Siemens, the customers of LandGlass will also benefit from Siemens' new products soon and enhanced service nearest to them.

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