ExtremEdge™-New Product from Viracon

Date: 7 May 2013

Viracon is pleased to introduce ExtremEdge™, a new warm edge spacer designed to improve edge of glass u-value by as much as 13% over an aluminum spacer.

When energy codes focus on edge of glass u-value the intent is to decrease thermal heat loss of the window while improving the energy efficiency of a building.To meet these requirements, ExtremEdge is constructed with a lower thermal conductivity biopolymer material which is encapsulated in stainless steel.

In addition to improved u-values, the increased surface temperature of the bottom edge will improve the relative humidity (RH) value, thus minimizing the opportunity for condensation.

Learn more about the product.

Product Guide 2013

600450

www.viracon.com

2013-05-07T13:00:00

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