Finn Lamex, Finland
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Tero Toivanen at Finn Lamex, Finland, is sharing his and his team’s experiences working with the Glaston ScreenMax glass bending furnace for windshields.
With this series furnace of Glaston we’re able to produce highly complex products for the global market, bringing us a significant competitive advantage.
What matters most to us when working with Glaston is trust.
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