TUROMAS in the World: Interview with Javier Prado, Tvitec President

Date: 3 March 2021

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Date: 3 March 2021

TUROMAS has produced and installed the new laminated glass cutting table which the glass manufacturer has added to its high-tech park.

The choice of the LAM 504 SXR model is in accordance with the demands of Tvitec's customers for products with maximum precision in shapes and finishes.

Turomas achieves these requirements with a machine that can position, rotate, decoate, cut and separate glass up to 12 + 12 mm fully automatically, even in the case of high-strength butyral glass.

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