Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Nextglass LLC. New Award Foa Number: DE-FOA-0003488 Galvanizing Leaps in Advanced Super Insulating Glass (glasing) Control Number: 3488-1531 Project Title: ''a Low-cost, Oven-free Vacuum Insulated Glazing Development.'' Nextglass, in Collaboration With Several Partners, Proposes an Oven-free Vacuum Insulated Glazing (VIG) Fabrication Process That Significantly Increases Production Speed and Reduces Capital Expenditures by Eliminating the Need for Costly Vacuum Ovens and Allowing for Retrofitting Existing Insulated Glazing Lines. This Innovative Approach, Utilizing a Flexible Metal-soldered Vig Design, Aims to Lower Vig Costs to Under $0.83/FT² and Achieve Superior Thermal Performance (R10.8-R12.3), Thereby Removing Market Barriers for Widespread Adoption.
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