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CUIN insulating glass with suspended film.
ClearStream Architectural
08 80 00 Glazing
CUIN insulating glass with suspended film is the most thermally efficient insulating glass unit (IGU) available on the market.It achieves centre pan U-values as low as 0.4 W/m²K in double glazed units.
CUIN technology will reduce the environmental impact of your building and reduce energy costs throughout the building’s life. It has low carbon footprint, is highly thermally efficient, will lower demands on HVAC, and provide a primary reduction in carbon dioxide emissions. CUIN negates the need for triple glazing. It eliminates triple glazing weight constraints to the framing system.Features
- Up to 33 per cent less glass; Up to 36 per cent thinner.
- Standard frames and hardware for double glazing can be utilized.
Additional Information
ClearStream Architectural GlassContact Information
Phone: 905.570.3166
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