Major contract win for SWISSPACER

Date: 4 September 2012

SWISSPACER has won a contract to supply UNIGLAS®, one of the largest groups of European glass manufacturers, with its advanced warm edge spacer bar.UNIGLAS® is an independent co-operative of large IGU manufacturers and glass processors.

It has 23 members across Germany, The Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia and prides itself on high quality and product innovation. UNIGLAS® chose SWISSPACER because it has excellent thermal properties and a strong, rigid structure, making it ideal for high performance sealed units and triple glazing and because SWISSPACER has proved its worth in practice.

Peter Appel, SWISSPACER International Marketing and Sales Manager said: “We are delighted to supply UNIGLAS® with our high performance spacer bar. This is a significant contract win for us and since January, sales of our leading spacer bar have increased by 280% at UNIGLAS®.”

For further information on SWISSPACER visit www.swisspacer.com/en or call 0845 601 1265.

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