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Thermoseal Group has been named ‘Spacer Bar Manufacturer of the Year’ in the National Fenestration Awards for the second time.
This unique event of its kind proved a resounding success with its audience spread across the globe.
Guardian SunGuard® SuperNeutral® (SN) 70/35 was also chosen for the façade.
The Rapidstore, as an automated storage system, simplifies manufacturing methods and gives business owners greater capacity.
Thermoseal Group will further automate and increase its Thermobar and Thermoflex Warm Edge Spacer production capacity.
The glass panes are joined with fireproof silicone sealants and the resulting joints are only 2 mm wide. The pane edges are aesthetically finished with a strip of ceramic paint of appropriate width in any RAL colour.
The full glass balustrade of the SWISSRAILING FLAT is a captivating sight with its flush-mounted aesthetic and invisible substructure.
The winners of the Glass Focus Awards 2020 were revealed yesterday (12 November) during the annual showcase’s first ever online ceremony.
Work is changing for many different reasons and not just because of the pandemic. How can mobile applications help your workers do more in less time? How can they help you increase your yield or revenue?
Guardian SunGuard® SuperNeutral® SN 70/35 was chosen for the windows.
Vertec Mill is designed for high productivity purposes due to the possibility of drilling holes with opposed bits and milling cutters on every type of glass that has a straight side.
The Liverpool City Region will benefit from £54 million investment to revitalise its glass industry and support the region’s economic recovery.
Live demos, talks with our experts and in-depth analysis of the main trends of the glass market.
Eastman will livestream innovations to maximize light and transparency in glass elements on November 10, 2020 and will showcase a frameless glass structure of 4,5 m high designed by Roman Schieber from Knippers Helbig Advanced Engineering.
Professionals from across the glass supply chain and wider have come together to discuss the industry’s aim to achieve net zero by 2050.
The awards, now in their seventh year, will take place this year virtually on 12 November and will again celebrate the achievements of the glass industry and its supply chain.
Those participating in the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Virtual Fall Conference heard from an architect and engineer about commercial design trends.
With a long-established history in glass machinery manufacturing, HEGLA has developed a fully automated, in-line, blade trimming system that provides greater accuracy and speed.
The entire upgrade took only 25 days. The completed furnace was shorter in length, reducing the line’s footprint. Plus, the machine consumed much less energy, an added benefit.
The Cms Profile is the ultimate vertical CNC work-center. It can mill, drill, grind, polish, engrave, and seam.
The architectural trend to increase transparency in buildings has resulted in more use of glass in balustrade and overhead applications.
The fire-resistant glazing in the frameless system POLFLAM® BR, classified as EI 60. POLFLAM® glass, was also used for the fire-resistant doors in the staircases and is a definitive architectural feature of the building.
CMS Glass Technology is the industry leader in machining bent glass using the CMS Maxima CNC machining center.
British Glass are delighted to announce the full agenda for our two net zero webinars in October.