Video: MATPOL Automates Glass Production with HEGLA Technology

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Date: 20 August 2026

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Video: MATPOL Automates Glass Production with HEGLA Technology

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Date: 20 August 2026

Together with HEGLA, MATPOL has created a highly automated, efficient and future-ready production facility.

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Take a look behind the scenes of MATPOL’s production.

Discover how MATPOL evolved into one of Poland's leading glass processors through strategic investments, family leadership and cutting-edge HEGLA automation

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