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                                                                  PRESS GLASS
                                               NEW SOLUTIONS


                                FOR ACOUSTIC COMFORT

           General awareness of noise hazards   another six glazed units with certifi-
           is low. However, excessive noise   cates confirming the values of Rw
           exposure causes severe health ef-  coefficients at 41-51 dB.
           fects. Nowadays, when people spend   Press Glass current offer covers 120
           most of their time indoors, it is   types of acoustic glazed units with
           worth considering noise protection   Rw value of 31 dB - 52 dB. Detailed
           using acoustic glazed units in civil   data concerning the different types of
           engineering.                      acoustic glazed units can be found in
           The perception of noise indoors is   the glazed units configurator available
           subject to the following rule – if the   on the company website and in the
           noise level in a room is reduced by   Press Glass Mobile application avail-
           10 dB against the noise outdoors, it   able for iOS and Android devices.
           seems to be reduced by a half. When   www.pressglass.com
           choosing the right sound insula-
           tion, one shall always identify the
           source and level of noise so that
           a glass set with relevant sound
           attenuating parameters could be
           selected.
           Press Glass constantly develops
           its range of acoustic glazed units.                                       MY NETWORKING
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           NEW BOARD MEMBERS                                                         mercial processes, on

                                                                                     through to delivery.
           The National Glass Association (NGA) is pleased to announce three board
           members began their terms at its summer board meeting the first week of July in
           Vienna, Va.: Tim Kelley, TriStar Glass, Catoosa, Okla.; Cathie Saroka, Goldray
           Glass, Calgary, Alberta; Gus Trupiano, AGC Glass Company North America,
           Alpharetta, Ga.
           The meeting represented the fulfilment of NGA’s new governance structure
           consisting of 13 voting board members representing the entire supply chain. The
           new governance structure became effective after NGA combined with the Glass   www.a-w.com
           Association of North America (GANA) on 1 February 2018.
           The new members join these current board members for the remainder of the
           2017-2018 term: chair, Ken Mariotti, Woodland Windows and Doors in Roselle,
           Ill.; chair-elect, Angelo Rivera, Faour Glass Technologies, Tampa, Fla.; treasurer,
           Doug Schilling, Schilling Graphics Inc., Galion, Ohio; immediate past chair,
           Michael Albert of S. Albert Glass Company, Inc., Beltsville, Md.; Guy Selinske,
           American Glass & Mirror, Prior Lake, Minn.; Chris Bole, Pikes Peak Glass Inc.,
           Colorado Springs, Colo.; Tom Whitaker, Mr. ShowerDoor, Inc., Stratford, Conn.;
           Brian Hale of Hale Glass, Inc. in Placentia, Calif.; Rick Locke of Windows, Doors
           & More Inc., Seattle; and Stanley Yee, Dow Corning Corp., Midland, Mich.
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