Pilkington North America has launched My Pilkington, a comprehensive online resource for order entry, inventory review, and shipment tracking

Pilkington is streamlining the glass ordering process with a new user-friendly system, making it faster and easier than ever before.This new system offers customers valuable information, available anytime and anywhere. Pilkington wants to give its customers another easy way to order glass products.

With My Pilkington, customers have the ability to:

• Review and increase glass orders to fulfill any requirements on truckload quantities.

• Quickly view, print, and download invoices and order confirmations.

• Look up product information and performance data.

• Order samples and literature with a few easy steps.

• Customize their profile page by updating profiles, shipping details and managing account access.



While our customer service options may have expanded, our exceptional service has not changed. Our friendly customer service representatives are still working closely with our customers to ensure satisfaction with every order. Our team continually strives to strengthen our relationship with our customers and help them to reach their goals.

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The NSG Group is one of the world's leading manufacturers of glass and glazing systems in three major business areas; Automotive, Architectural and Technical Glass.

Automotive serves the original equipment, aftermarket replacement, and specialized transport glazing markets. Architectural supplies glass for architectural and solar energy applications. Technical Glass products include very thin glass for displays, lenses and light guides for printers, and glass fiber, used in battery separators and engine timing belts.

We have major market shares in most building and automotive product markets of the world, with a broad geographic reach, enabling us to respond to customers whose operations, particularly in the case of Automotive OE, are increasingly global.

Geographically, 41 percent of the Group's sales are in Europe, 29 percent in Japan and 13 percent in North America, with the remaining 17 percent being generated mainly in South America, China, South East Asia and Russia.