Mosavtosteklo, Russia
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Mosavtosteklo strengthens its market presence with new Glaston machinery
Mosavtosteklo, a forerunner in glazing products production, has once again beaten the competition by increasing its investment in Glaston equipment at its plants in the greater Moscow region. In addition to its three existing Glaston machines, Mosavtosteklo has acquired a new generation Glaston ProBend with its Glaston FC500 tempering technology.
When it came to selecting the glass processing equipment supplier, Mosavtosteklo chose to go for a longterm, reliable investment and acquire more modern machinery as opposed to saving on cheaper options with less potential. The terms Glaston offered, along with Mosavtosteklo’s actual decade-long experience with its furnaces, helped Glaston stand out among its competitors.
“Glaston is constantly modernizing its equipment and offering technologies that are easily adaptable by staff of any qualification level. Glaston machines are easy to use and can be mastered in a short time. Modern Glaston equipment represents an entirely new generation and will help us achieve our objectives with guaranteed high-quality results.”
– Vladimir Lieberman, General Manager of Mosavtosteklo
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