Agc Glass Europe

Agc Inc.

Agc Flat Glass North America, Inc.

Agc Vidros Do Brasil Ltda.

Agc Flat Glass Europe, S.a.

Olivier Bouesnard

Francois Closset

Pierre Schneider

Nicolas M Boucher

Lionel Ventelon

Bruno Cosijns

Nicolas Chorine

Jonathan Vivier

Julien Jeanfils

Georges Pilloy

Priscille Dreux

Thomas Lescot

Nadia Jacobs

Jean-Pierre Poels

Marco Zaccaria

Jean-Philippe Biard

Miroslav Spacek

Pavel Cumpelik

Florent Scarso

Raphaël Alain Bir

Philippe Boudot

Geoffroy Van Der Rest

Nicolas Boucher

Sandra Jarrige

M Nicolas Boucher

François Closset

An integrated glazing unit (IGU) includes a first pane, an electronic laminate that includes an electronic device provided between first and second substrates, a plurality of terminals coupled to the electronic device, and the first substrate being attached to the first pane. The IGU also includes a second pane coupled to the electronic laminated assembly by a spacer, the spacer being recessed with respect to the laminate edge and the second pane edge, forming an interpane volume, R, between the first and second panes. The IGU further includes a gutter having an open face and giving access to an inner volume, Vi. The gutter is positioned within the interpane volume, R, with the open face being recessed from, flush with or extending by less than 10 mm from the second pane edge. The gutter is suitable for receiving the male and/or female electric connector of a cable harness in the inner volume, Vi.

Integrated glazing unit with electronic device

Door for a refrigerated cabinet, formed by multiple glazings that join a spacer frame, peripheral joints, and a reinforcement that makes it possible to do away with frame elements. The door comprises transparent vertical joints that connect the glass sheets of the glazing to transparent spacers.

Door for a refrigerated cabinet

The present invention relates to a frameless glass door or window arrangement comprising a static frame and a movably mounted or stationary casement, wherein the casement further comprises a multiple glazing and at least one drip groove provided on the glazing, and wherein that at least one drip groove is provided between the plan defined by the external surface of the external glass plate and the plan defined by the internal surface of the internal glass plate of the glazing.

Frameless glass door or window arrangement with drip groove

The present invention relates to a glazed element with improved water tightness comprising a fixed frame, at least one gasket Gand at least one frameless inwardly openable casement wherein the casement comprises a multiple glazing comprising in external position a glass pane including at least one thermally treated glass sheet, the glass pane has an overall bow on at least its bottom edge of at most 3.0 mm/m and the gasket Gis such that it is in continuous contact with the fixed frame and with at least the bottom edge of the glass pane, when the glazed element is in closed position.

Glazed element with improved tightness

An insulating glazed element including at least one insulating glazing unit including at least a first glass sheet and a second glass sheet associated together by an intermediate frame that keeps them a certain distance from each other. The intermediate frame includes at least two horizontal spacers and at least two vertical spacers, which are transparent. The horizontal spacers include at least two compartments which are separate and contiguous.

Insulating glazed element

A floor-to-ceiling window for a building, the window including insulating glazing units having transparent vertical elements when the glazing units adjoin each other. The joints between the glazing units allow for a slight relative movement between glazing units while ensuring sealing tightness of the window from wind and weather.

Highly insulated floor-to-ceiling window

The invention concerns a glazing panel comprising first () and second () glass sheets linked together via at least one spacer () which holds them a certain distance apart from one another and, between said glass sheets (), an inner space () comprising at least one first cavity (), in which there is a vacuum of less than 100 mbar and which is closed by a peripheral seal disposed at the periphery of the glass sheets, around said inner space (), the seal () being a metal seal rigidly connected respectively to the first and second glass sheets. According to the invention, the metal seal () further comprises at least one hollow metal tube () of which a first end () communicates with the inner space () and a second end () communicates with the outside of the panel, the second end () comprising means for blocking the tube. According to the invention, the tube comprises at least one gas trap () rigidly connected to the inside of the tube ().

Glazing panel comprising glass sheets linked together via spacers and corresponding production method

A solar energy reflector () comprises a mirror () with no copper layer laminated to a supporting sheet () by means of a bonding material (). The edges of the mirror () are provided, at least on a portion forming the major part of their height and closest to the metallic sheet, with an edge protection () made of a material comprising silicone, polyurethane and/or acrylic and the material forming the edge protection () is different from the bonding material ().

Solar energy reflector

The invention relates to a glass element () including at least one insulating glass panel including at least one first () and one second () glass sheet combined with one another via a spacer () which keeps same spaced apart from one another, said spacer extending along the side, upper and lower edges of said two glass sheets and between said at least two glass sheets, at least one inner space () including a layer of an insulating gas and closed by a first () and a second () peripheral seal arranged around said inner space, and at least one frame () which supports said at least one insulating glass panel, said frame including (i) a stationary bracket () and (ii) a movable bracket () which is hinged on the stationary bracket and which allows the opening and/or the closing of the glass element. Such a glass element includes a spacer (), the first () and the second () peripheral seal extending along at least one of the side edges of said at least two glass sheets are formed from a transparent resin, and said movable bracket is devoid of at least one side crosspiece.

Glass element for a cabinet having a refrigerated chamber

The Present invention relates to a method for manufacturing at least one portion of a seal ensuring gas-tightness between at least one first and one second glass panel in a glazing system, the method including the following steps: depositing a first adhesive layer on a first peripheral area of the first panel and a second adhesive layer on a second peripheral area of the second panel; welding a first metal seal element to the first adhesive layer; welding a second metal seal element or said first metal seal element to the second adhesive layer. According to the invention, the first and second adhesive layers are deposited using a high speed oxy-fuel flame-spraying method.

Method for manufacturing insulating glazing

The invention relates to an insulating double glazing comprising a sheet of glass which has on the face () an assembly of layers known as low-emissivity layers, produced by sputtering and comprising at least one infrared-reflecting metallic layer, the other glass sheet comprising on the face () one or more metal oxide layers deposited by gas pyrolysis, the space located between the sheets being sealed and filled with insulating gas composed of krypton for at least 86% by volume and at most 5% of air, this glazing having a light transmission which is no less than 60% (for thicknesses of the clear glass sheets of 4 mm), wherein said metal oxide layers comprising a doped tin oxide layer having haze of less than 0.3%, Rof less than 10 nm, and thickness of not less than 200 nm.

Insulating glazing

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing at least one portion of a seal ensuring gas-tightness between at least one first and one second glass panel in a glazing system, the method including the following steps: depositing a first adhesive layer on a first peripheral area of the first panel and a second adhesive layer on a second peripheral area of the second panel; welding a first metal seal element to the first adhesive layer; welding a second metal seal element or said first metal seal element to the second adhesive layer. According to the invention, the first and second adhesive layers are deposited using a high-speed oxy-fuel flame-spraying method.

Mirror consisting of a glass substrate having a front surface and a rear surface, the rear surface carrying, in order, a silver coating layer and at least one base paint layer. The glass substrate, the silver coating layer, and the at least one base paint layer each have an edge portion having a rear facing surface arranged at an acute angle to the front surface of the mirror. An additional paint layer covers the entire surface of the base paint layer and the rear facing surfaces of the glass substrate and the silver coating layer.

Mirror

A method for forming a coating film at part of a surface of a substrate includes, in sequence, a first step of applying a masking agent having inert particles over part of the substrate through a screen having blocked areas, a second step of depositing the coating film under at least partial vacuum over at least part of the surface covered and not covered by the masking agent, and a third step of removing the masking agent covered by the film with the aid of an aqueous fluid.

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