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Agarwal Float Glass India Ltd. is engaged in the trading and distribution of a diverse range of glass products, primarily serving the architectural and industrial sectors within the Indian domestic market, with a notable presence in Northern India. The company acts as a key intermediary, sourcing various glass types from domestic and international manufacturers and supplying them to industrial and retail clients. Its product portfolio includes clear float glass, tinted glass, reflective glass, and mirrors, alongside specialized and value-added glass products such as tempered safety glass, laminated glass, insulated glass units (IGU), screen-printed glass, frosted glass, wired glass, toughened glass, heat-strengthened glass, PVB laminated glass, and bullet-resistant glass. These products are utilized across construction, automotive, and interior design industries for applications in residential and commercial buildings, including offices, hotels, and shopping malls. The company's operations also encompass providing technical consultancy and advisory services related to industrial glass applications.
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