ChinaGlass and MirStekla 2015 - a great success

Date: 24 July 2015

The China Glass exhibition in Beijing and the MirStekla exhibition in Moscow this year where a great success for our company.

VMA presents its new wall thickness measurement system for container glass, the TMC-FLX system, a new chromatic sensor system, the TMC-FLX-C46, and our latest development the LabTMC©, an off-line thickness measurement system for laboratory use.Especially the LabTMC© was an eyecatcher and a very interesting product for our valued customer.

We welcomed many visitors and made interesting contacts again. We are convinced that personal contacts are the base of a good partnership and to successfully implement joint projects.

Therefore the complete team of VMA would like to thank you once again for visiting us and your confidence in our products and service.

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