Fratelli Pezza sandblasting for almost 50 years

Date: 19 October 2017

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Glass Industry Network

Date: 19 October 2017

Speaking to Paolo De Borzatti, Glass Industry Network got an idea of how Fratelli Pezza started in the 70s developing sandblasting machines, to move up to invent the automatic sandblaster for flat glass.

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