Thermix spacer

Thermix spacer creates a "warm edge" Thermix spacers from Ensinger improve the thermal separation of insulated glass windows, doors and facades. This helps save energy and consequently heating and cooling costs as well as cutting carbon emissions. As an insulated glazing edge bond system, Thermix spacers provide a "warm edge". Condensation formation and the chill sensation caused by cold air downdraughts on the inside of windows are reduced to a minimum. They are certified by the Passive House Institute as suitable for use in passive houses. Thermix spacers comprise the UV-resistant special plastic TECATHERM® PP, which is over 700 times less thermally conductive than aluminum. A 0.1 mm thin stainless steel foil sheet impervious to gas and water vapor on the hollow chamber profile provides a lasting seal of the space between panes, which is usually filled with the inert gas argon to provide optimum insulation. Its integrated stabilizing wires make Thermix extremely stable, and facilitate handling and further processing. The profiles can be bent cold in any axial direction. This allows spacer frames to be simply produced for straight as well as curved pane profiles, and ensures excellent thermal insulation values as well as outstanding productivity and quality for insulating glass manufacturers.