Technoform Glass Insulation Holding Gmbh

Technoform Bautec Holding Gmbh

Technoform Holding Gmbh

Ferdinand Bebber

Joerg Lenz

Peter Cempulik

Norbert Deckers

Nils Schedukat

Erwin Brunnhofer

Thorsten Siodla

Jörg Lenz

Henrik Stephan

Sebastian Ossadnik

Thomas Muster

Harald Schulz

Dirk Moses

Thomas Orth

Viktor Maranditsch

Thorsten Poehlmann

Holger Wetzel

Björn Hubrich

Markus Putschoegl

Frank Hilberg

Markus Putschögl

A technique for improving the retention force between a connector () and a spacer () for insulating glass units is disclosed.

Connectors for spacers of insulating glass units and spacer comprising a connector for an insulating glass unit

An edge bond bracket for an insulating glass unit extends in a longitudinal direction with a constant cross-section and includes an at least substantially U-shaped bracket body made of a material having a specific thermal conductivity less than or equal to 0.3 W/(mK). The bracket body includes at least one base, a first side wall and a second side wall. At least two troughs are defined in the base between the first side wall and the second side wall for accommodating adhesive and a pane. A gas impermeable diffusion barrier layer is formed integrally on and/or in the bracket body, extends continuously between two troughs starting from an inner wall of one of the two troughs and ending on an inner wall of the other of the two troughs, and extends either along an outer side of the U-shape of the bracket body or through the bracket body.

Edge bond bracket and insulating glass unit containing the same

A spacer for retaining a cladding element on a building element in a spaced apart relationship has a constant cross-section in its longitudinal direction. The spacer is an at least substantially hollow structure having at least one external wall enclosing an interior space. At least one fastener insertion path extends through the interior space. The fastener insertion path is capable of holding a fastener disposed therein prior to mounting the spacer and cladding element on the building element. The spacer preferably comprises planar surfaces on opposite sides thereof that are configured to abut the cladding element and the building element, respectively.

Spacer for retaining cladding element on structural building element

A plastic profile for window, door and facade elements includes a plastic profile body, which extends in a longitudinal direction (z), and at least one outer side, which is located outside in a transverse direction (x) perpendicular to the longitudinal direction (z) as viewed in a cross-section (x-y) perpendicular to the longitudinal direction (z). The outer side includes two roll-in protrusions configured such that a reinforcement element is connectable with the plastic profile body by a rolled-in connection. The reinforcement element has at least one of a hollow profile, a partially-open profile and a receptacle portion configured to accommodate a corner connector, wherein at least one of the hollow profile, the partially-open profile and the receptacle portion is disposed between the roll-in protrusions in the rolled-in state.

Plastic profile for window, door and facade elements

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Kassel, Germany

Ferdinand Bebber