The company, a loyal customer of Lattuada for over 15 years, has invested in the CT 2800 washing machine, which has been strategically positioned in line with a CNC machine.

Walter Riato, a prominent member of Centre Glass, has long valued the expertise and advice of Adelio Lattuada, with whom he has maintained a strong relationship since the 1980s. This partnership has proven to be highly beneficial for Centre Glass, as they continue to rely on the reliability and advanced technology offered by Lattuada machinery.

The CT 2800 washing machine stands out for its robustness and user-friendly design, making it an ideal choice for Centre Glass. This latest addition further demonstrates the company’s commitment to investing in cutting-edge technology that enhances their production processes and ensures the highest quality results for their customers.

For a deeper insight into Centre Glass’s decision to choose Lattuada machinery and the impact it has had on their operations, we invite you to watch the complete video of our visit to Veneto at Centre Glass. In this video, you will also have the opportunity to hear from Walter Riato himself as he shares his thoughts on the partnership with Lattuada and the benefits it has brought to Centre Glass.

In conclusion, the latest purchase of the CT 2800 washing machine by Centre Glass is a testament to the company’s dedication to innovation and excellence in the glass industry. With a strong focus on using technology to drive their success, Centre Glass continues to set new standards in the industry and deliver exceptional products to their valued customers.

Source:  Lattuada with additional information added by GlassBalkan

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St. Helens, Liverpool – In a significant milestone for the glass industry, the world’s biggest glass companies have reaffirmed their dedication to carbon emission reduction by supporting Glass Futures. The recently unveiled 165,000 sq ft Global Centre of Glass Excellence, located in St Helens near Liverpool, serves as a testament to their commitment.

A Decade of Visionary Support

Encirc, Guardian Glass, O-I Glass, and Siemens, the esteemed “founding members” of this not-for-profit venture, backed the groundbreaking idea conceived by Dave Dalton, CEO of British Glass. Their initial investment in Glass Futures paved the way for substantial government innovation funding and the realization of the £54m Centre.

Now, a decade after its inception, these visionary board members are taking a step further to solidify their long-term dedication to the cause. Each company plans to increase annual funding, transitioning to new Strategic Memberships, and extending invitations to other industry players to join the initiative.

Aston Fuller, General Manager at Glass Futures, comments:

“Our founders transitioning into new Strategic Memberships as we take the reins of the completed Centre of Excellence showcases their unwavering vision and commitment over the past decade. Back then, they took a chance on an idea, one that had the potential to revolutionize the entire sector in the long run. Now, not only have we secured funding for significant carbon emission reduction research trials utilizing alternative fuels, but we have also successfully built our state-of-the-art Centre.”

As Glass Futures enters its next phase, the organization introduces the enhanced level of Strategic Membership and updates its membership structure. Employing a credit-based system, members gain exclusive access to the pilot plant facilities on an annual basis.

Driving Innovation for Sustainable, Low-Carbon Glass

Aston further explains, “With our diverse and supportive membership spanning the entire supply chain, we have garnered invaluable support in reaching this milestone. As a not-for-profit organization serving energy-intensive industries, our value lies in research and development efforts aimed at creating sustainable, low-carbon glass to benefit our members.”

The introduction of Strategic Membership offers both existing and new members increased credits for trials on our experimental furnace, along with greater influence over collaborative projects. This presents a tremendous opportunity for organizations whose strategic objectives align with reducing carbon emissions and fulfilling environmental commitments to stakeholders and customers.

With the official opening of the facility slated for this summer and the pilot line firing up within the next 12 months, Glass Futures embarks on an exciting journey toward transforming the glass industry.

Source: www.glass-futures.org with additional information added by GlassBalkan

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