H.B. FULLER CONTINUES TO DISRUPT THE WINDOW SEALANT MARKET — IN A GOOD WAY!

<p>Buildings consume 41% of U.S. energy and new technologies are necessary to improve window efficiencies. In the U.S. insulating glass industry, H.B. Fuller&rsquo;s K&ouml;dispace 4SG is having a big impact in meeting tough new goals.</p> <p>&ldquo;We sell in over 40 countries,&rdquo; says Paul McHale, Director, Americas Glass for H.B. Fuller, &ldquo;and K&ouml;dispace 4SG leads the way. It&rsquo;s been a big seller in Europe and is now changing the U.S. market.&rdquo;</p> <p>A reactive thermoplastic spacer system used for insulating glass, K&ouml;dispace 4SG bonds both mechanically and chemically to the glass and a secondary silicone sealant. It eliminates spacer migration, is invisible between glass and frame, and is more esthetically pleasing than many competing products.</p> <p>K&ouml;dispace 4SG is also pulling along the company&rsquo;s other insulating glass (IG) sealants and technologies, including the Intercept&reg; line, H.B. Fuller&rsquo;s state-of-the-art window sealant system.</p> <p>&ldquo;Intercept now incorporates IsoMelt DM15, a desiccant sealant developed in Germany and rolled out last year,&rdquo; says McHale. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s the highest drying capacity desiccating matrix in the industry and has been a huge success. The feedback we&rsquo;re hearing from customers is they&rsquo;re loving the cost savings and performance advantages it provides.&rdquo;.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@bobhornung/h-b-fuller-continues-to-disrupt-the-window-sealant-market-in-a-good-way-704bf348a2f1"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>
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