Viprotron to Showcase Cutting-Edge Inspection Solutions at Glass China 2025

Date: 13 May 2025

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Viprotron GmbH

Date: 13 May 2025

Viprotron is heading to Beijing for Glass China 2025 – meet the team and discover the latest in automated glass quality inspection!

Viprotron, a leading provider of automated glass quality inspection systems, is pleased to announce its participation in Glass China 2025, taking place from May 26 to 29 at the China International Exhibition Centre (Shunyi Hall) in Beijing.

Representing Viprotron at the event will be Sandra Kugler and Thomas Gleichmar, who will be on-site to present the company’s latest innovations designed to enhance safety, efficiency, and precision in glass processing.

Glass China 2025 provides an excellent opportunity for industry professionals to experience firsthand how Viprotron’s intelligent inspection technologies can optimize production and elevate quality standards. Whether visitors are long-standing customers or exploring Viprotron solutions for the first time, the team welcomes all to learn more and connect.

For more information about Viprotron’s participation, please visit www.viprotron.de

Viprotron looks forward to welcoming you in Beijing!

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2025-05-13T08:28:41

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