08.10.2026
Home stretch at glasstec 2026: the last day of the trade fair focuses on building security, bird protection and new requirements made on machinery and equipment. Three highlights for the trade fair Friday.
08.10.2026
We are halfway through glasstec 2026: on the third day architecture, building security, research and glass art are in focus. The “architecture forum” and the ift Rosenheim sessions set their own priorities today.
06.10.2026
glasstec 2026 is just around the corner. Our Service ABC brings together the key information for your visit, from travel, tickets and the app to orientation, the programme, on-site services and practical tips for four days in Düsseldorf.
06.10.2026
In October Düsseldorf will once again become the meeting point for the international glass sector. Director Daniel Feische explains the agenda set by the world-leading trade fair in 2026, why AI, Decarbonisation and Circular Economy move the sector and what awaits visitors and exhibitors at glasstec.
06.10.2026
Handwerk Live and the new special show by ift Rosenheim demonstrate what glass can achieve in practical applications
06.10.2026
The second day of glasstec 2026 focuses on industry trends, the circular economy and young companies. To this end, “glass technology live” and the new format Connected Machines provide insights into latest developments in research and connected production.
06.10.2026
Under the title “Beyond Transparency”, glass technology live explores new possibilities for glass as a material in architecture and building envelopes.
05.10.2026
GlassPrint LIVE will put the latest trends and perspectives in glass decoration under the spotlight at glasstec 2026 with a dedicated conference session on Tuesday 20 October in Düsseldorf.
05.10.2026
The first day of glasstec 2026 sets the tone with events related to circular economy and manufacturing technology to glass finishing to the new “women in glass” networking format. Read on to discover the events visitors should keep an eye out for on 20 October.
24.09.2026
Michael Engelmann from the Institute of Building Structures at TU Dresden is conducting research into adaptive structures made from thin glass. Together with industry partners, his team is working on innovative facade solutions that can also be used in the refurbishment of existing buildings.