Saint-gobain Vitrage

Dieter Peetz

Hans-Peter Siemonsen

Hans Ohlenforst

Peter Scheeren

Ralf Reinicke

Aloisius Schafhausen

Lothar Witting

A motor vehicle pane made from thin insulating glass comprises two thin individual glass panes, which are connected to one another by a spacer frame made from a plastic strand containing a moisture-absorbing means. Along the lower edge area which remains in the door bay, the moisture absorption surface of the plastic strand is enlarged by another plastic strand, which is thinner than the air space between the two panes. Alternatively, the plastic strand can be shaped in a meandering path so as to increase the surface area facing the air space.

Insulating glass pane for motor vehicles

An adjustable insulating window is disclosed comprising two glass sheets separated by and bonded to a bonding strand which is positioned inward relative to the peripheral edge surface of each of the glass sheets. A groove is formed along the peripheral edge surface of the window by the bonding strand and the peripheral edge of the two glass sheets, into which groove a profile strip is placed flush with at least one glass sheet and fastened by the bonding strand.

Adjustable insulating glass window

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Aachen, Germany

Dieter Peetz