Vitro Expands EcoArmor™ Protective Topcoat to Solarban® 70 Glass
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- Repetition
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What happened
Vitro debuted EcoArmor™ Protective Topcoat at GlassBuild America in Las Vegas. The coating, which protects Solarban® 70 and Solarban® 90 glasses from chemical and mechanical damage during handling and fabrication, was expanded to include Solarban® 70 glass. The topcoat is removed by furnace heat during tempering, eliminating the need for traditional protective films.
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Why it matters
The new coating offers a film-free alternative to traditional protective films, which helps reduce waste, labor, and disposal requirements in the glass fabrication process. Fernando Diez stated that this expansion extends the benefits of film-free protection to a widely specified triple-silver low-e glass.
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Who's involved
- VitroMexican manufacturing company that debuted the new protective coating.
- Fernando DiezVice President of Marketing, Innovation & New Business Development at Vitro.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
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Glass fabricators using Solarban® 70 and Solarban® 90 glass might see reduced labor and disposal costs due to the film-free protective coating.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Vitro announced a product showcase in Düsseldorf, Germany.1 source
Vitro showcased new products at GlassBuild America in Las Vegas.1 source