Fenzi: Glasstec 2024 exceeded all expectations

Date: 18 November 2024

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Fenzi

Date: 18 November 2024

The Fenzi Group is proud to showcase a legacy of innovation and quality, with advanced technologies that address market demands for high-performance and sustainable glass solutions.

From sealants to our innovative warm-edge systems, from decorative paints to the latest automotive glass technologies, from ceramic enamels to the most comprehensive range of solutions for mirror production, our teams are dedicated to advancing progress and innovation in glass technology.

Swipe through to discover highlights from this incredible event!

A recap of four incredible days at Glasstec 2024

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