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CAB Glazing Services (CGS) is exhibiting at Intermat 2012 its latest range of glass for OEM brands, machinery dealers, spare part companies and end users as it looks to further broaden its customer base. CGS says it produces glass that meets or exceeds international quality assurance standards, therefore offering customers the best product available. The company stock thousands of curved and flat glasses, so many items are available from stock with zero lead times. Darren Kivlin, partner at CAB Glazing Serv
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
4875 CAB Glazing Services (CGS) is exhibiting at Intermat 2012 its latest range of glass for OEM brands, machinery dealers, spare part companies and end users as it looks to further broaden its customer base.

CGS says it produces glass that meets or exceeds international quality assurance standards, therefore offering customers the best product available. The company stock thousands of curved and flat glasses, so many items are available from stock with zero lead times.

Darren Kivlin, partner at CAB Glazing Services, said: “We will use our exhibition area at Intermat to show a variety of the glasses which we have produced from the simple to complex items and welcome any visitor to our stand to enable us to explain how CGS can benefit their companies future glass requirements.”

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