IGCC Off to a Fast Start in 2019

Date: 6 March 2019
Source: IGCC

Date: 6 March 2019

New Year Brings Continued Advancements.

After finishing a very productive meeting in 2018 with participation from certified licensee fabricators, suppliers, laboratories, and public interest individuals, the Insulating Glass Certification Council (IGCC) will be introducing several certification and guideline changes in 2019. These changes will include:

  1. Guideline G.8 – Internal Components (such as grids, blinds, etc.)
  2. Guidelines relative to MVTR (Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate) and Sealant Dimensions (sightline)
  3. Changes to product generic descriptions
  4. Clarification for the certification of VIG and VIG Hybrids
  5. Guideline G.38 – Inactive Certification (placing a certification on hold)

Additionally, IGCC’s interactive laboratory training exam which was introduced in early 2018, was approved for implementation. All test operators at IGCC Approved Laboratories will be required to successfully complete the training exam annually to drive uniformity and competency in IGCC certification testing.

The next IGCC Certification Committee Meeting will be held May 7th and 8th, 2019 in Tampa, FL at the Double Tree Suites. As well as many other topics, IGCC will address implementation of the revisions to the ASM E2188, E2189 and E2190 standards, which are expected to be publicly available in spring 2019. For information and registration for the Tampa meeting, please visit https://igcc.org/meetingsevents.aspx.

Complete meeting minutes are available as well.

To learn more about the IGCC certification, please visit https://www.igcc.org/.

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