Serbian Glass Factory Paracin delivers first orders to local customers

The Serbian Glass Factory in Paracin has announced that, after the first test production of packaging glass from the new furnace started on May 7, the first deliveries to local customers have been made. It is said that the optimal production capacity of the furnace is 270 tons a day, and at the moment, at the three production lines at the factory, close to 350 pallets are filled each day.

It is reminded that, after the international glass industry Vaider Group acquired the Serbian Glass Factory at the end of 2022, the production needed to be stopped due to the state of the old furnaces, which was followed by a year and a half of repair works and then also an investment of EUR 50 million in the modernization of the production, with the support of the Government of Serbia.

It is emphasized that the production machines AIS, which turn the glass mass into a bottle, are the most modern machines of their kind in the world and they enable the production of over 300 bottles per minute at the factory in Paracin. It is added that machines can also produce a wide range of glass packaging – from bottles, small bottles of only 10 milliliters, to big jars and bottles of 2.5 and more liters. Additionally, at the Serbian Glass Factory, they can recycle 200 tons of glass a day, whereby a majority of the raw materials come from Serbia.

The aim of Vaider Group is for the Serbian Glass Factory in Paracin to become the key producer of high-quality packaging glass in Serbia and Southeast Europe, the press release says.

Srpska fabrika stakla a.d. Paraćin

Vaider Group

Serbian Glass Factory Paraćin

Srpska fabrika stakla Paraćin

AIS machines