Fenzi will showcase its latest products and technologies at the 10th Glass South America Expo. The trade fair, organized by Nürnberg Messe Brasil, is scheduled to be held in San Paulo, Brazil between May 16-19. Glass South America visitors will be able to familiarize themselves with the Fenzi product line.
Fenzi – global leading manufacturer of chemicals for secondary flat glass processing – will showcase its latest products and technologies at the 10th Glass South America Expo.
The foremost glass trade fair in South America, organized by Nürnberg Messe Brasil, is scheduled to be held in San Paulo, Brazil between May 16-19. The expo is a not-to-be-missed occasion for industry professionals to meet and gain an insight into the latest market trends and general business climate of the continent itself. Among other things, Glass South America visitors will be able to familiarize themselves with the Fenzi product line: metal spacers, sophisticated warm edge spacers and polysulphide sealants for IG applications, decorative glass coatings, and corrosion-preventive mirror paints.
A high-caliber international audience of technicians, engineers and architects will gather in San Paulo to discuss the sectors´ latest technological trends and see the new products offered by the numerous exhibitors.
On the forefront of all products showcased by the Group will be the Warm Edge line – sold worldwide by the Glass Alliance network formed by Fenzi, Alu-Pro and Rolltech – which also features Chromatech Ultra, the first hybrid spacer designed by Alu-Pro and introduced to the market in 2009 by Rolltech, its Danish affiliate. Chromatech Ultra is made of stainless steel and special hi-tech plastic compounds that grant this innovative warm edge profile its excellent resistance, high insulation and extremely low thermal transmission properties.
These thermal energy efficient profiles allow manufacturers, designers and installers to satisfy the increasing demand for high performance, energy-efficient IG units which effectively lower both energy consumption costs and carbon emissions.