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INTERMAT 2015: Video highlights from Day 3

January 6, 2017
Walking the floors at one of the biggest construction shows in Europe is a tiring business: so let us take the strain for you while you catch up with the businesses and names which are making the headlines at this year’s INTERMAT.
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