A major success at Glasstec 2022 for Keraglass, the Italian company that is the worldwide point of reference in the field of glass processing plants.
The company’s leadership was confirmed at the Düsseldorf show, with a 430m2 stand that won the attention and approval of customers and industry professionals keen to obtain hands-on experience of the care devoted by Keraglass to details and its constant drive towards quality, not just in products but also the method of presenting them to the market, particularly in a context of excellence like that of the German trade fair.
Excellence on display
Quality and innovation for the present and for the future too. This is the background to the decision to use Glasstec to showcase VIVIDA, the new high-definition digital ink jet plotter for sheets, designed to meet and exceed requirements in the architecture, furniture, and automotive sectors and in high-end home appliances.
Apart from v, the entire “single pass” and “multi pass” digital printing line was a focus of interest at the show. Düsseldorf was also the perfect venue for Keraglass to display VISION 900, the oscillating furnace with convection pre-chamber for tempering glass of the latest generation and a new synonym of reliability and durability thanks to experience gained in the many plants installed and operating worldwide.
A leading role on the market
Three proposals that underscore the Keraglass mission for an “all-round” approach to the market. From tempering to lamination of flat and bent glass, from traditional screen printing and coating to digital printing, from lamination to handling for automation of glassworks, the Italian company confirms its role as a dependable partner for manufacturers in all sectors where glass plays a crucial role. In Europe and Worldwide too, thanks to the excellent results garnered recently in the US and in Latin America.
A 2022 set to close on a positive note for Keraglass (by the end of September sales had already reached the 2023 budget level). And the feedback arriving from Düsseldorf suggests the existence of further margins for growth ongoing in the years to come.