Viprotron supports the German glazier association

Date: 27 September 2019

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Date: 27 September 2019

With his passion for glass, and his 14 years of experience in working with it, Jens Erdmann, our sales manager Europe, is the right person for this job.

We decided to support the German glazier association with time; time for Jens to realize his idea to be part of “WorldSkills Germany” to get this craft into the international tournaments “EuroSkills” and of course “WorldSkills”.

For the first international training session in Germany, Jens Erdmann will be part of the jury to proof that everything is as it should be according to “WorldSkills” rules. Viprotron supports the competitors also with its Eco Scanner device, so everyone can have a first impression into automated quality control.

This all will be part of the yearly Bohle AG Show in Hann/Germany, Viprotron wishes all the competitors god luck and a pleasant time in Haan. If you want to go, there from the 27. – 28.09.2019 you are more than welcome to visit Bohle and Jens.

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2019-09-27T09:21:46

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