Filtraglass, a manufacturer specialised in water recycling systems for the glass industry, will participate in Glass-Tech Poland 2026, taking place from May 26 to 28 in Warsaw.
The company will be exhibiting at stand B1.19, where it will showcase its most advanced water treatment solutions, designed to optimise industrial glass processes and reduce environmental impact. This participation is part of the company’s international expansion strategy, aimed at bringing its technology closer to new European markets.
A key meeting point for the industry
Glass-Tech Poland 2026 has established itself as one of the leading events for the glass industry in Central and Eastern Europe. In recent editions, it has brought together hundreds of exhibitors and more than 4,000 visitors from 32 different countries, including manufacturers, distributors, and technology innovation experts. The trade fair stands out for its focus on digitalisation, sustainability, and efficiency in glass production processes, making it an ideal platform for showcasing advanced water recycling systems.
In addition, the event provides an excellent environment for networking and business development, facilitating direct contact between technology suppliers and glass industry companies seeking to improve their competitiveness.
Innovation in water recycling systems
During the exhibition, Filtraglass will present its water treatment systems tailored to the specific needs of the glass industry. These solutions enable water reuse in production processes, significantly reducing consumption and operational costs. Furthermore, its water filtration systems ensure highly efficient removal of waste and particles, improving process quality and extending equipment lifespan.
The company, based in Figueres, Spain, invites all industry professionals to visit stand B1.19 to discover its technology first-hand, discuss technical questions, and explore potential collaborations.
Participation in this trade fair represents a key opportunity to strengthen the company’s positioning as an international benchmark in water recycling systems for the glass industry.