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The Show Must Go On: Vitrum Returns to the Stage in Milan
The world may be eager to return to life before the pandemic, but, based on some recent trade shows, the world—at least in the glass industry—isn’t there just yet. That was true for Vitrum, which took place in Milan, October … Continue reading
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Tagged Agnora, CAM software, Chris Cullum, CMS North America, Denver, Forvet glass automatic storage, glass industry, IGE Glass technologies/VIG Technologies, Intermac, Jacopo Baldi, Kdrills, Louis Moreau, Mappi, Mauro Bedocchi, Michael Spellman, pandemic, Salem Fabrication Technologies Group, show traffic, Sparklike, trade shows, Vitrum, Ypsos
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Hot Pursuit: Emerging Technologies Could Mean Cool Options for Spandrel
When it comes to glassy facades, the spandrel area isn’t always the coolest feature. In fact, it’s usually quite the opposite. According to glass consultant and technical expert, Bill Lingnell, the spandrel area can get extremely hot. From his own … Continue reading
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Exhibitors Highlight New Products and Partnerships in Atlanta
Every year, the equivalent of 19 Titanic ships of glass goes to the landfill in the U.S. That’s 12 million tons of glass just in the U.S. Companies like Infinite Recycled Technologies want to change that. Patrick Elmore, president of … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 million tons, AeroDex®, ANSI cut A9, Atlanta, Bailey Cranes and Aerials, Faraone, Georgia World Congress Center, glass, Infinite Recycled Technologies, Infinite Technologies, Jack Gareczynski, Jennifer Walrich, landfill, LiteSentry, M-GARD® garments, Magid, Nathan Huffman, partnership, Patrick Elmore, personal protective equipment (PPE), Phil Hackbarth, Softsolution, Wagner
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Big Products and Trends take the Stage at GlassBuild America
After a two-year wait, the glass and glazing industry has once again gathered in Atlanta for the GlassBuild America trade show. While exhibitors say they really didn’t know what to expect going into the show, they all agreed it’s important … Continue reading
A Look Back: Remembering 9/11
Almost everyone remembers where they were that Tuesday. Whether at work, in traffic or at home, hearing the news of the first plane to strike the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, was surreal. We gathered around televisions and … Continue reading
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Tagged 2001, 20th anniversary, 9/11, Brookfield Properties, Construction, glass and glazing, new york, W&W Glass, World Trade Center, wtc
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