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Nothing to See Here, Literally, in sedak’s Latest Launch
“Almost nothing” is what sedak officials told contract glaziers, architects, consultants and others involved in the glass and glazing industry to expect. But what they found on the 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards could change how the industry looks … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Hudson Yards, anisotropy, sedak, sedak tempered+, Skidmore Owings and Merrill
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Glaston Joins Forces with Softsolution
Glaston Corporation and Softsolution, an Austria-based manufacturer of quality assurance systems for the glass industry, have announced a collaboration to create quality inspection solutions for tempering lines. The goal of the partnership is to establish a new industry standard in … Continue reading
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Tagged Agnora, anisotropy, architectural glass, glass industry, glass news, Glaston, iLook, Softsolution
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ASTM International Publishes Standard Test Method for Anisotropy Measurement
Nearly three years ago, members of the architectural glass and glazing industry, architects, engineers, machinery and equipment suppliers and other international stakeholders gathered together to address anisotropy measurement and develop an ASTM International standard test method. Louis Moreau, head of … Continue reading
Mitigating the Menace: Anisotropy Scanners Aid Fabricators to Improve Aesthetics
Anisotropy is an unwelcome presence. It could even be called a menace to architectural aesthetics. If polarized light hits a glass façade with high levels of anisotropy, it will appear distorted to the eyes of everyone who looks upon it—including … Continue reading
Busy in Toledo: Fabricating Committee Completes New Documents, Discusses New Opportunities
Fabricating Committee meetings began this morning at the 2019 Fall Conference with discussion and updates focused on a number of topics and activities the group has been working on. Among these efforts has been updating a Glass Information Bulletin on … Continue reading
