FOREL - Gorica Staklo (Croatia) - Case History

Date: 24 June 2022

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Date: 24 June 2022

Automation, efficiency and productivity thanks to Forel solutions

Gorica Staklo is one of the leading glass companies in Croatia, focused mainly on the production of insulating and interior glass, but also dealing with mirrors processing, screen printing, windows and doors installations and much more. Founded in Zagreb in 1969, the company is now led by the "second generation" represented by Robert Kos and Vinko Huzjak and employs over 100 people.

Covering a production area of 15,000 square metres, Gorica Staklo products are mainly destined for Croatian residential market: since the 2000s, Gorica Staklo has revolutionised its production flow, focusing on increasing automation, efficiency and productivity. In this process, it has chosen Forel solutions for the insulating glass and vertical processing machinery.

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