The new website of ALUMIL Solar is on the air

Date: 26 April 2019
Source: www.alumil.com
The new website of ALUMIL Solar is on the air
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Date: 26 April 2019

Taking into consideration the growing demand in renewable energy resources, we have set up a new website for “ALUMIL Solar”, the “green” business unit of ALUMIL Group, in order to provide a unique user experience.

Focusing on providing holistic information and education to our website visitors, we created content and tools that will facilitate the support to our customers. Besides, it is fully compatible with mobile devices, as smartphones and tablets. 



By visiting www.alumilsolar.com, you can find the product that best meets your needs and access important files that will make the installation of our PV mounting structures much easier and faster!
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