Glass Technology Developing PRISM2 Technology

Date: 13 October 2007
Source: www.gtglass.com

Date: 13 October 2007

Glass Technology is proud to announce that it is in the late stages of developing a second generation PRISM injector that incorporates a "Dry Vacuum".

Based on Glass Technology's Patent Pending PRISM technology this new injector will utilize a more advance "Dry Vacuum" technology, which will result in an even more efficient and simplified repair process. This new injector with PRISM2 technology will be more streamlined enhancing the usability and ease of operation for the windshield repair technician.

Rory Most

Glass Technology
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