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Insulating Glass Units (IGUs)
Safety glass
ESG toughened glass is a type of safety glass widely used in construction, interior architecture, furniture manufacturing and industrial production. VSG/ESG glass is used in areas where the pane must not disintegrate completely after breakage or lose its function as a physical barrier.
Integral blinds
STARGLASS strives to meet the demands of today’s market. Our latest solution is a system of blinds hermetically sealed within an insulating glass unit.
The production technology used ensures complete airtightness of the glazing unit, while the mechanism allows the blinds to be raised, lowered and the slats tilted. The system can be operated electrically using a wall switch or remote control, or manually by means of a cord or crank handle.
Printing on glass
We have expanded our product range to include digital printing on glass using ceramic inks—a relatively new solution on the Polish market. The ability to reproduce virtually any graphic design or photorealistic image, imitate materials such as wood, marble or stone, and create the illusion of their distinctive textures has significantly broadened both our production capabilities and the potential applications of decorative glass.
By combining the decorative qualities of glass with its functional properties, we have created an exceptionally versatile material whose range of applications exceeds conventional expectations.
Fire-resistant glass
FIRESWISS FOAM, manufactured by GLAS TRÖSCH AG FIRESWISS, is a multilayer fire-resistant glass composed of several 3 mm thick FLOAT glass panes and 1 mm thick silicate interlayers (TTS). These interlayers completely absorb thermal radiation energy and distribute it evenly across the entire surface of the glass.
Warm edge spacers
The solution to heat loss through the aluminium spacer at the edge of an insulating glass unit is the use of a so-called warm-edge spacer bar, made from a composite insulating material or stainless steel.
Its application improves thermal insulation around the perimeter of the glazing unit, increases the surface temperature of the glass in this area and reduces the risk of temporary condensation. As a result, the relative indoor humidity level may be approximately 10–15% higher without causing condensation to form.
Heated glass
Heated glass is a type of glazing that generates heat and functions as a heating element. It can be used in roof windows, skylights and glazed roofs, where it prevents the accumulation of snow and ice during the winter months.
TSSA point fixing system
The point-fixing method for glass using Dow Corning® TSSA (Transparent Structural Silicone Adhesive®) technology combines high aesthetic quality with improved energy efficiency. The absence of drilled holes in the insulating glass unit minimises the risk of argon leakage from the cavity between the panes and eliminates thermal bridging.