At the 33rd China International Glass Industry Technology Exhibition held in April 2024 at the Shanghai New International Expo Center, the Central Research Institute for Building Materials Glass (CRIGM) demonstrated its innovative achievements and strategic layout in the field of new glass materials, especially in the areas of tempered glass, laminated glass, and insulating glass.
I. Leader in Industry Innovation
CRIGM showcased its R&D and application of high-end glass products at the exhibition, particularly highlighting the heat shock resistance of tempered glass, the safety and sound insulation characteristics of laminated glass, and the thermal and acoustic insulation effects of insulating glass. These products have a wide range of applications in the construction, automotive, and green building sectors.
II. Deepening Strategic Cooperation
Utilizing the international platform, CRIGM signed strategic cooperation agreements with industry leaders and financial institutions to promote technological innovation and market expansion of high-end glass products. This also facilitated the effective integration of financial capital with the real economy, injecting new impetus into industry development.
III. Continuous Innovation for the Future
Academician Peng Shou emphasized at the exhibition that China's glass industry needs to continue strengthening technological innovation, especially in the fields of tempered, laminated, and insulating glass. CRIGM is committed to exploring cutting-edge technologies, promoting the industry towards high-end, intelligent, and green development, and aiding the new industrialization process of China's glass industry.
The 33rd China International Glass Industry Technology Exhibition served not only as a stage for CRIGM to showcase its innovative achievements but also as an important platform for driving industry development in collaboration with global partners. Through this exhibition, CRIGM once again proved its key role in promoting the high-quality development of the glass industry.
