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Maximize
Your Protection
By reducing the potential for broken glass to be blown from its frame, you
can increase the safety of building occupants and pedestrians. Flying
glass is a serious cause of injury during natural disasters such as hurricanes,
earthquakes and typhoons.
Whether you need factory-laminated window systems for new construction or
need to retrofit film systems for existing windows, when properly designed,
silicone glazing material can contribute to the safety of your impact-resistant
window systems.
The
Silicone Anchor
High-performance Dow Corning® brand structural silicone sealants are common
to today's protective glazing systems. They are used as glazing sealants
to anchor impact-resistant glass to the window frame. Project specifiers
find silicone sealants meet their requirements for:
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High tensile and tear strength
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Long-term flexibility
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Proven resistance to weather and temperature extremes, and ultraviolet
light
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Excellent adhesion to glass and most window frame materials
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If your project requires a protective or impact-resistant glazing systems,
learn more about how Dow Corning's protective glazing product line can
help:
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Meet challenges on a global scale with help from Dow Corning. Learn
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Expand your knowledge of silicones and construction industry techniques.
Fascinating
Silicones for Construction
AIA education and
training online
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Dow Corning supplies silicone solution for unique oval curtain wall
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