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Pilkington company was founded in 1826 in United Kingdom. In 1952, Alastair Pilkington invented the float process, which is now the world standard for producing high quality flat glass. More than half of Pilkington sales fall on Europe, about one third on North America and the rest mainly on South America and Australasia. Pilkington company works in high tech investing large amounts in research activities every year. Its expertise in the area of compositional structure of glass and various coatings for it are successfully used in the production of high quality products. The company as a global leader in glass making invented Pilkington Activ™ self-cleaning glass.
“SEKURIT SAINT-GOBAIN” (France) SAINT GOBAIN group of companies is the world leading manufacturer and distributor of auto glass, construction and high tech materials. Originating from glass manufactory established in 1665, today, SAINT GOBAIN is among the top 100 of world industrial corporations, it owns more than 1000 companies in 46 countries. The group of companies employs 172 000 people worldwide. Total annual turnover is 30 bln. euro.
Glaverbel Group, Belgium, is one of the largest European glass manufacturers, it has production facilities in seven countries of Europe: Belgium, Holland, France, Italy, Spain, Czech Republic and Russia (“Bor Glass Plant” OJSC) and a network of dealers around the world. Glaverbel Group is part of the world’s largest glass manufacturing group of companies
“Asahi Glass Co., Ltd” (Japan) with annual turnover of 5.6 bln. euro and 36 thous. employees. Company’s profile: production of polished and architectural glass, automobile glass (“Splintex” and “PPG” plants), mirrors, glass for industrial use and interior decoration.
Pyrobel® fire resistant glass Fully transparent, laminated, fire proof glass obtained by connecting float glass sheets across the surface with special intermediate layers. In case of fire at temperature over 120°С, the intermediate layers change their physical characteristics and the glass turns into a rigid and opaque protective structure that allows glazing to maintain its integrity and thermal insulating capacity. Integrity means that there are no through cracks or holes through which combustion products or flame penetrate to the protected area. The ability not to collapse ensures that fire and combustion products do not spread to adjoining premises, ladders, floors or buildings. The ability to prevent heat transmission to protected area helps to avoid the risk of ignition of combustible materials located on the protected side.