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Architectural Ironmongery
News Release from: Hafele UK | Subject: UV bonding equipment
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 10 March 2005
UV bonding equipment now available from
Hafele
Hafele have announced a new range of products for creating all glass furniture and showcases.
Hafele have announced a new range of products for creating all glass furniture and showcases UV Glass bonding is a innovative technology, which allows glass to be bonded to glass or metal and then cured using UV light, this creates a durable stable bond for use in frameless glass furniture applications
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 26 Feb 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Glass has always been used when building furniture.
The transparency and brilliancy of the material can be used to create eye-catching designs.
By using UV bonding technology from Hafele UK, innovative all glass furniture can be available at attractive prices.
3 different kits are available allowing different entry levels into this exciting technology each containing a UV lamp and suitable adhesives.
Also included in the range are hinges for glass to glass and glass to wood fixings, suitable for doors up to 20kgs.
To complete a cabinet, locks can be bonded to the glass, which can be key operated or magnetic.
The complete range is featured in the brand new Hafele Architectural Ironmongery catalogue 2005/06, which contains over 1100 pages of Ironmongery, Glass Fittings and Sliding Door Gear.
Please contact Gary King of Hafele UK, mailto:gary.king@hafele.co.uk mentioning Buildingtalk for further information. Request a free brochure from Hafele UK ...
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