Viprotron Heads to Las Vegas for GlassBuild America 2026

Date: 7 September 2026
Source: Viprotron
Viprotron Heads to Las Vegas for GlassBuild America 2026
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Viprotron

Date: 7 September 2026

After a memorable showing in Orlando last year, Viprotron returns to GlassBuild America for its 2026 edition — this time in Las Vegas.

From September 23–25, the company's team, including Eric (Ric) Schmidt, Rachelle Knisely and Sandra Kugler, will be on hand at Booth 3735 in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center to discuss the latest developments in glass quality and inspection.

Visitors can learn about Viprotron's Bow Sensor, which delivers real-time bow measurement during production to help manufacturers catch deviations early, and the Temper Scanner, an automated inspection system for tempered glass that supports anisotropy detection and reliable quality monitoring.

Whether attendees want to explore automated inspection solutions, discuss a specific quality challenge, or simply reconnect with the team, Viprotron invites them to stop by the booth — or send a direct message in advance to schedule a meeting.

  • September 23–25, 2026

  • Las Vegas Convention Center, West Hall — Booth 3735

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