webNew look Swisspacer website goes live at www.swisspacer.com

Leading warm edge supplier Swisspacer has unveiled its new look website at www.swisspacer.com. The website has been updated to provide visitors with a broader overview of Swisspacer’s products and the benefits and advantages over other warm edge spacers. Sealed unit manufacturers and window fabricators can get all the technical information they need to make an informed decision and see why Swisspacer provides the best warm edge solution.

Swisspacer’s Caluwin 4.2 can be downloaded free from the website. Based on the results from IFT Rosenheim, Caluwin is a computer software programme which calculates the U-value of windows and facades. It allows customers to see which combination of frame, glass, gas filling and spacer achieves the best energy rating and how they can improve it. The website also allows customers to order brochures, sample boxes and sample cards.

As fuel costs and homeowners’ energy bills continue to soar, offering Window Energy Rated windows reduce consumers’ fuel bills and carbon footprints, and makes a sale much easier. Swisspacer offers warm edge ‘without tears’. Because it can be used on sealed unit manufacturers’ and window fabricators’ existing machinery there is no need for extra investment and higher costs. Using the website allows sealed unit manufacturers and window manufacturers to stay up-to-date with the latest news and information from Swisspacer.

Managing Director Matthias Meissner comments: “Our website has been designed to make it easier for customers and prospects to get all the information they need about our warm edge solutions. They have instant access to technical information and research which has been conducted by independent organisations, such as IFT Rosenheim. We also feel it is important to keep website visitors up to date with the latest news and product and machinery updates so the website will regularly updated with new developments.”

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