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Guardian Glass™ NA has launched a new coated glass.
SKAALA has been a pioneer, measuring their insulating glass units (IGUs) together with Sparklike for almost 20 years.
Registration is now open for the annual FGIA Insulating Glass Fabricators Workshop, taking place November 7-9 at the Intertek testing facility in Plano, TX.
Glaston FC Series EVO, the newest addition to the FC Series family, represents a smart, energy-efficient and flexible solution for today’s developing glass market.
Vitro Architectural Glass has published its new glass catalog, which includes product details, performance data and inspiring project photography.
Press Glass carried out the project in collaboration with Staticus, delivering more than 15,500 m² of glass.
This year's GPD held a special significance for Sparklike, as it showcased groundbreaking research conducted by Elke van Nieuwenhuijzen.
Pioneering a new era in glass manufacturing, Nashville Tempered Glass is excited to be one of the first in the US to launch the innovative Surface 1 laser etched bird-friendly glass this August.
Glass and glazing industry technical leaders gathered at the NGA Glass Conference: Tacoma, July 25-27.
A Customer Satisfaction Survey was conducted across Europe, China, Japan, and South Korea to gather feedback from Sparklike users about their experiences with Sparklike devices and services.
SunGuard SuperNeutral™ SNR 35 coating on clear glass
The company from Lleida with more than 60 years of experience in the glass sector relies once again on the latest technology from Pujol to continue with its growth strategy.
Nashville Tempered Glass unveils revamped website, reflecting over 30 years of industry expertise.
Pujol 100 PVB+ has not only helped to reduce investment costs but will also allow significant savings in costs derived from a higher energy efficiency.
How high-quality insulating glass is produced with LiSEC machines in Nord Rostock.
Coating independent temperature monitoring and quality control in glass tempering furnaces
Worldwide, glass manufacturing produces at least 86 million tons of carbon dioxide every year. A new type of glass promises to cut this carbon footprint in half.
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