Saint-gobain Glass France

Mnd France

Camille Morin

Arnaud Huignard

Erwan Baquet

Mathieu Urien

Ghenadie Vatamanu

Guillaume Marion

Olivier Renaud

Marian Iclazan

Dominique Seignard

Lucile Henry

Nicolas Chapuis

An insulated glazing unit forming a door or window opening panel, which is frameless over at least a part of its periphery, and which includes at least two glass panes spaced apart one from another by two, left and right, glass vertical spacers disposed respectively in proximity to the left and right edges of the glass panes, and two, top and bottom, horizontal spacers of a material other than glass, disposed respectively in proximity to the top and bottom edges of the glass panes. The insulated glazing unit also includes, between each face of the horizontal spacers that faces toward the outside of the insulated glazing unit and the edge of the glass panes, a metal profile, at least one end of the bottom metal profile being attached at least to the two glass panes by a structural adhesive.

Insulated glazing unit forming a door or window opening panel, which is frameless over at least a part of its periphery

A process for obtaining an insulating glazing including first and second glass sheets that are held parallelly spaced apart with a transparent glass spacer adhesively bonded to the periphery of the glass sheets to make a gas-filled interlayer space, includes providing the spacer that is substantially parallelepipedal and including two rough faces opposite one another, and two smooth faces opposite one another, assembling the spacer between the glass sheets so that each rough face of the spacer is positioned close to an edge, and against an inner face of each glass sheet, the interstitial width between the rough faces of the spacer and the inner faces of the glass sheets being less than 0.01 mm, depositing, at the external joint lines between the rough faces and the inner faces, a transparent adhesive, the adhesive moving by capillary action to cover the surface of the rough faces, then curing the adhesive.

Process for obtaining an insulating glazing

A heating device equipped with a chamber defining a cavity, includes a door or wall incorporating a triple glazing including three transparent substrates defining, from the interior to the exterior of the cavity, faces numberedtorespectively, at least the facesandof the first substrate andand/orof the second substrate being covered with heat-reflecting coatings, wherein the mean spacing ebetween the first substrate and the second substrate and the mean spacing ebetween the second substrate and the third substrate is different, the ratio between the largest spacing and the smallest spacing being greater than 1.1, and eand ebeing between 2 and 20 mm.

Heating device equipped with a door comprising a triple glazing

A heating device equipped with a chamber defining a cavity, includes a door or wall incorporating a multiple glazing, the glazing including at least one transparent substrate coated on each face with a stack of thin layers, namely: on a first face, turned toward the cavity, a first stack that reflects heat essentially by virtue of one or more functional layers based on indium tin oxide; and on the other face, turned toward the exterior of the device, a second stack that reflects heat essentially by virtue of one or more functional layers based on a metal chosen from gold or silver.

Heating device comprising a glazing substrate coated on both sides

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Camille Morin