Unelko Corporation at CAM Eurasia Glass 2020

Date: 27 February 2020

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Date: 27 February 2020

Unelko Corporation is excited to announce its upcoming participation at CAM Eurasia Glass in Instanbul, March 4- 7th.

The Invisible Shield Protective Glass Coatings and Unelko's advanced surface care products are showing globally. To companies specializing in float glass, decorative glass, mirrors, extensive glass production lines and equipment, visit Unelko and FGI Flat Glass International at CAM.

“The Invisible Shield high performance glass coatings inhibit permanent staining and soil adhesion for a better, overall improved appearance and extended life.” Protecting glass has become a necessity. We Don’t Make Glass, We Make Glass Better!

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