TVITEC launches large sizes and high quality glass at Veteco 2016 Madrid

TVITEC, the leading Spanish architectural glass processor in terms of turnover, will be at Veteco 2016 to present all its high performance glass solutions in double and triple glazing, tempered, laminated and digital printed glass, with the incorporation of layers of solar control that guarantee the energy efficiency of all insulation and facades of unique works for which Tvitec supplies its products.

However, TVITEC wants to highlight its star product, large-size, premium quality glass, as the only company in Spain and one of two in Europe with the technological ability to process glass panes measuring up to 12 x 3.2 metres.

TVITEC considers its presence at Veteco a superb launchpad for maintaining its national leadership in glass processing. It is also an opportunity for showing architectural studios and engineering and construction companies the company's international influence from its headquarters in Ponferrada (León), where it works on top ranking products that are setting trends in the building industry, both in large office towers and housing, as well as symbolic commercial and institutional buildings.

The technical and sales department at Tvitec will also have a special section on its stand at Ifema-Madrid for dealing with queries on the development of new glazing projects, which are key to the construction industry.

TVITEC considers its presence at Veteco a superb launchpad for maintaining its national leadership in glass processing. It is also an opportunity for showing architectural studios and engineering and construction companies the company's international influence from its headquarters in Ponferrada (León), where it works on top ranking products that are setting trends in the building industry, both in large office towers and housing, as well as symbolic commercial and institutional buildings.

The technical and sales department at Tvitec will also have a special section on its stand at Ifema-Madrid for dealing with queries on the development of new glazing projects, which are key to the construction industry.