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The Association "StekloSouz" of Russia congratulates Happy Birthday to Pavel Bylinkin (STANDARD LLC /RUSSIZ Trademark)!

Dear colleagues, We invite you to participate in the key industry event of the year: the 27th International Forum "Glass and Modern Technologies — XXI." Highlights include: ✔ strategic sessions featuring leading industry experts; ✔ presentations on the latest manufacturing technologies; ✔ discussions on a technology-driven workforce training model; ✔ development of practical business solutions for enterprise growth. When: December 9–10, 2026 Where: G.F. Chekhlov Gusevsky Glass College (17 Pisareva St., Gus-Khrustalny, Vladimir Region)

On October 8 of this year, a scheduled meeting of the Committee on Safety and Protective Glazing took place at the GlassUnion Association of Russia (hereinafter SSR). Interim findings regarding the test results of transparent window structures were reviewed.

Tambov Window Company is investing 500 million rubles to expand the production of unique translucent structures utilizing artificial intelligence (AI).

According to the Government of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, the Chegem Glass Plant continues to ramp up production volumes. In the first eight months of 2026, output increased by 50% compared to the same period last year.

Dear colleagues, We are pleased to share a press release from Sibirskoye Steklo LLC (Sibsteklo) — a member of the Association StekloSouz of Russia: Anton Mor, General Director of Sibirskoye Steklo LLC (Sibsteklo, Novosibirsk), participated in the "Days of Siberia" event—part of the 3rd Council of Regions of Russia and Uzbekistan—as a member of the official delegation from the Novosibirsk Region.

In late 2025, amidst an unprecedented rise in incidents involving unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the StekloSoyuz Association of Russia began receiving a flood of inquiries. Citizens, as well as representatives from property management companies and the administrations of public buildings and industrial facilities, were asking the same alarming question: how can people be protected from a secondary hazard—glass shards flying through the air due to the force of an explosion?