Pilkington glass

Why choose Pilkington glass

A British company that was founded in the early 19th century, Pilkington is one of the oldest names in the glass industry. It is now a part of the NSG group It was Pilkington who were behind the invention of the “float” process, a technique which makes glass completely flat and free from any optical distortion or defects.

Aside from the unrivalled quality of their glass, Pilkington now boast an extremely wide range of products, from fire-resistant glass to architectural glass.

Pilkington products have CE marking, in accordance with the standards EN 12 150, EN 1279 and EN 14 449. They also have around a hundred or so certifications in different implementation systems for the French market.

Pilkington producteur de verre plat pour le batiment et l'automobile

Why choose Pilkington glass

Laminated fire-resistant glass

Products : Pilkington Pyrostop®
Classification standard NF EN 13501-2 : EI-30 to 180 minutes
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Butt joint glass

Products: Pilkington Pyrostop® & Pilkington Pyroclear®
Classification standard NF EN 13501-2: EI-30 to 120 minutes and E-30 minutes
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Laminated flame-retardant glass

Products: Pilkington Pyrodur®
Classification standard NF EN 13501-2: EW-30 to 60 minutes
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Tempered flame-retardant glass

Products: Pilkington Pyroclear®
Classification standard NF EN 13501-2 : E-30 to 60 minutes
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Glass partitions

Products: Pilkington Pyroclear®
Classification standard NF EN 13501-4 : DH 30 minutes and D600/30 minutes
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Classement des verres protection au feu

Multiple certificates of approval have confirmed the link between these fire-protection glass solutions and companies who make supports out of wood, steel or aluminium.

Architectural glass

In an architectural context, Pyroverre employs the use of Pilkington Profilit™ glass (formerly Reglit®), a U-shaped profiled glass that is similar to translucent cladding. This type of glass is particularly well-suited to the construction of architectural buildings with large-scale glass façades, without necessarily having to interrupt the metal profiles.

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