Trying To Face The Strain: Changes In Window Manufacturing

With such a dynamic and growing industry, there are certain aspects of change and

growth that are important to be addressed and understood to better grasp the advancing nature of window manufacturing. Like most industries, there is an ever-present aspect of change that must be embraced in order to stay afloat and remain a viable and strong presence in an industry. Unless you are pursuing a time tested craft or an archaic form of calligraphy, the elements of change and advancement of technology are often your best friends. In light of this fact, we are going to explore some of the changes that have taken place in the past 100 years of window manufacturing. Without getting too wordy or in depth, and without further ado, we present the past in fast motion. The advancement of window making technology has seen a lot of change and refinement such as the development of advanced annealing techniques (a glass hardening technique which makes for less brittle glass, safer for use in most applications). Gas filled double paned windows are also a major advancement that has propelled the efficiency of vinyl windows and aluminum windows and has allowed for homes and workplaces (any place with a window, really) to become more energy efficient, less expensive to operate (heating and cooling-wise, at least) and overall more comfortable and habitable. The development of new ways of manufacturing vinyl windows and aluminum windows has also had a major impact on the industry as a whole. More efficient manufacturing line techniques that produce more precise and efficient windows have reshaped the face of the industry and impacted and evolved the companies producing the windows as well as the end consumer.

Today, much of the innovation and advancement that we see has to do with creating more efficient ways of producing windows and doors (this means more developed manufacturing line machinery, precision parts that make the assembly process more exact, and less energy expenditure in the process of production). We also are seeing developments in the materials used in production. This includes everything from more efficient frame materials, to the insulating gasses used between panes of glass to reduce heat loss and heat gain. Glass composites are also continuously refined and tested to produce optimum clarity and energy efficiency. There is also an emphasis on improving the blocking of certain kinds of ultra violet light that can cause energy efficiency to be impacted. On all these fronts, the window manufacturing industry is anything but stagnant. It continues to grow and develop daily.

by: Jack Smith

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