Mappi MTH Monolith

Date: 9 December 2022

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Mappi International

Date: 9 December 2022

MTH, the furnace designed for those who have to manage large load volumes and process very large slabs without sacrificing Quality, Flexibility, Energy Savings.

MTH has a maximum load floor of 3300 x 6000 mm, a true “giant”. Such a large furnace demonstrates even more what it means to have the exclusive Mappi solutions that allow you to obtain excellent results and the maximum optimization of energy.

Last but not least new MTH is really beautiful, its angular lines, highlighted by LED lights, have a charm that had never before been seen in glassworks.

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2022-12-09T07:00:00

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