New CALUMEN software updated

Date: 1 September 2008

The latest version of CALUMEN, the Saint-Gobain Glass calculation software tool, is from July 2008 available to download.

New products updated

This latest version of CALUMEN now includes the full range of “to be tempered” SGG COOL-LITE SKN II products and the newly launched SGG PLANITHERM 4S four-season conservatory glass.

Instructions

Installations instructions are also available to download. Please ensure that any previous versions have been fully uninstalled before proceeding. In the case of any difficulties please contact Saint-Gobain Glass UK.

Click here to download the latest version of CALUMEN.

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