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Thiokol is a special sealing compound for manufacturing insulating glass units. It is a 2 component sealing material which has excellent adhesion to clean surfaces such as glass, aluminium or steel. The mixture made from 1 part B component and 10 part of A component applied all arround the insulating glass unit will stop permeability of water and keep the Windows safe for long years.

Butyl is a solvent free, one component sealant which is used as primary sealant for manufacturing insulating glass units. It has a very low water permeability, good adhesion to glass, aluminium and steel and has a good ageing resistance.

Window spacer profiles are used to produce insulating glass. It creates space between the 2 glass panes and holds inside the Molecular sieve which will stop fogging of the insulating glass installed to the Windows of the buildings. Primary and secondary sealants are applied to the glass panes together with spacer profile to complete the combination and have a good sealed insulating glass unit which will withstand differant temperature conditions.

These crystals are characterised by a three-dimensional pore system, with pores of precisely defined diameter. This diameter is in the dimension of the size of molecules such as water, CO2 and H2S. The pores can be adjusted to precisely determined uniform openings allowing for molecules smaller than its pore diameter to be adsorbed whilst excluding larger molecules, hence the name “molecular sieve”. The different pore sizes of synthetic zeolites open up a wide range of possibilities in terms of "sieving" molecules of different size or shape from gases and liquids.