Yes, we have entered into several warranty agreements with our customers to warrant against dry shrinkage. Please fill out the contact form for more details.

Yes, we visit our customers on a quarterly basis performing audits and working closely with our customers to improve efficiencies, quality and repair issue we might find during our audit visit. We also collect polymer plaque samples for testing. We feel very strong about making a very through visit and not just a routine stop.

The creation of the thermal break barrier includes a three step process; prepare, pour, and debridge. First, the aluminum profile is “prepared” by being placed into a channel to capture the insulating polymer. With the necessary equipment this creates a “lock.” Next, the polymer is “poured” as a liquid into a channel which then hardens into an insulating element. Finally, the “bridge” is removed from the channel eliminating the aluminum element and produces a non-metal to metal thermal barrier.