Forel at Mir Stekla 2019

Date: 2 April 2019

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Date: 2 April 2019

Forel will attend to Mir Stekla 2019 (Moscow), the main exhibition dedicated to glass products, equipment and technologies for glass making and processing in Russia.

Russia is a strategic market for Forel: through its commercial brench Forel Russia, the company have just accomplished many important projects for leader companies in glass processing.

Forel booth at Mir Stekla will be at Pav. F, Hall C, Stand 082. Forel staff will present the latest developments related to the automatic insulating glass machinery, with specific reference to the recent projects for JUMBO and "NO LIMITS" special lines, as well as describe in detail the technologies characterizing the vertical machines for glass seaming, grinding, polishing, drilling and milling.

Furthermore, Forel staff will be available to illustrate all the process features of the vertical cutting line for laminated glass, the lamination line and the automatic systems for storing, handling, sorting and monitoring the glass sheets.

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