Manufactured in Spokane, WA Since 1970
Manufactured in Spokane, WA Since 1970
Aluminum box spacer is a double perforated, lightweight, durable. spacer. The spacer is filled with desiccant to absorb any moisture in the insulted unit. The spacer is sealed to the glass with a butyl sealant and then a secondary sealant is used to cover the spacer.
While not quite as efficient as a warm edge spacer, many still prefer the classy look of aluminum spacer over the plastic and foam warm edge spacers.
"Warm edge" refers to the thermal conductivity of the spacer used to separate the lites of an insulating glass unit. If the spacer material is less conductive than convention aluminum, it is called warm edge.
TGI (Technoform Glass Inc) spacers are manufactured of stainless steel combined with a high quality plastic polypropylene as a strengthening and insulating material due to its low heat conductivity.
Technoform spacer allows only a very low heat transfer while guaranteeing extreme impermeability against gas diffusion and humidity. The result is a significant improvement in the thermal transmittance coefficient of a windows U-Value.
Architectural structural and captured glazing units.
Super spacer is a flexible, organic foam spacer that provides excellent perimeter insulation for sealed glazing units. It is an extruded, thermoset polymer structural spacer with integrally incorporated desiccants. Super Spacer is flexible and always returns to its original cured shape.
Super Spacer TriSeal features a continuous vapor barrier backing across the profiled back of the spacer, and is engineered to accept both a butyl primary seal and a silicone secondary seal.
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