Hegla ES-Guard S - Laser Marking for Glass

Date: 11 June 2021

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HEGLA

Date: 11 June 2021

Marked for a whole glass life: Panes and insulating units are given their own identity with the glass-friendly laser marking of HEGLA boraident.

If a QR code or logo is laser-printed before cutting, clear identification is possible at any time. A scan is sufficient to trigger processing or to retrieve information later on the construction site.

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