LandGlass at GlassBuild America 2014

Date: 25 September 2014

GlassBuild America 2014 was held successfully in Las Vegas Convention Center in America from September 9 to 11.

The international sales team of LandGlass participated in the exhibition with the most leading glass tempering technologies and many existing and new customers visited LandGlass. GlassBuild America is the largest exhibition for the entire glass, window and door industries in North America.LandGlass has taken part in this exhibition for successive years and it has become a well-known brand in this area. A number of customers has purchased different types of glass tempering furnaces from LandGlass. GlassBuild America will help LandGlass explore a wider market here in the future.

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