Visit Viprotron at China Glass Expo 2023

Date: 5 May 2023

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Viprotron GmbH

Date: 5 May 2023

You will find Viprotron within the German Pavilion in Hall N1, Booth 083.

China Glass Expo is the largest glass exhibition in Asia and one of the most important international exhibitions for glass production and processing.

Europe, Asia, and the USA present the latest technologies, machinery, and glass products from the architectural and industrial glass sectors on exhibition stands there. The companies represented at the fair are large enterprises, small and medium-sized companies and a growing number of start-ups.

➡ Meet Viprotron on one of the exhibition days:

06-09 May 2023

Shanghai

New International Expo Center

German Pavilion in hall N1, booth 083

600450

Viprotron GmbH

2023-05-05T11:03:00

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