Covipor, a company specialising in the transformation and distribution of flat glass for the civil construction sector, has once again relied on TUROMAS technology to renovate its industrial park and adapt to new market requirements.
Since its founding in 1951 and its subsequent acquisition by the Saint-Gobain Group in 1989, Covipor has experienced continuous growth. In 2023, the company was acquired by Vanguard Properties, marking the beginning of a new phase focused on improving processes and adopting advanced technology to meet market demands.
A commitment to efficiency and quality
Covipor’s commitment to customer satisfaction is one of its fundamental pillars. Its strategy focuses on offering products that meet expectations in terms of quality, delivery times, function and price. To this end, the company has implemented improvements in its production capacity, starting with the updating of its glass cutting lines with the latest TUROMAS technology.
Covipor has a sustainability policy that encompasses both the reduction of the environmental impact of its activity and the optimisation of its industrial processes. TUROMAS machines allow Covipor to improve cutting precision and reduce energy consumption, in line with its sustainability and efficiency objectives.
The renovation of Covipor’s industrial park includes the installation of TUROMAS equipment such as the LAM 505 (2010), the LAM 505 TXR with RUBI 406 C (2022) and the latest RUBI 406 C (2024). These machines have been selected not only for their technological capacity, but also for the trust that Covipor places in the technical support and reliability that TUROMAS offers.