Adverse Environment Windows
ICW adverse environment windows are used in applications that are subject to high levels of heat, noise or where there is a possibility of something impacting the windows. Typical applications would be in crane cabs, control rooms within steelworks or other factories. Where heat is the main factor double glazing & secondary glazing can be effective with different glass thicknesses & air gaps having an effect on heat transmission. For high levels of noise see our acoustic windows. Higher levels of impact resistance can be gained by using a shatter resistant film, or by using laminated glass made of glass, interlayer, glass or glass, interlayer, polycarbonate. There are also specialist glasses that can be used such as anti-bandit glass. In some situations, it will be necessary to use a combination of measures to give the required level of heat reduction, sound reduction and impact resistance. ICW adverse environment windows are custom manufactured to suit your exact specification.
Options for adverse environment windows:
- Choice of powder coated frame colours
- Silver anodised frames
- Clear laminated glass
- Clear toughened glass
- Clear double glazed toughened or laminated glass
- Choice of glass tints: Grey, Bronze or Green
- Secondary glazing
- Thermally broken frames
- Speciality acoustic glasses
- Speciality impact resistant glasses
- Shatter proof films