Tvitec and Cricursa renew the Environmental Product Declaration for all their glazed solutions

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Date: 1 April 2024

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Date: 1 April 2024

The IFT Rosenheim Institute guarantees the quality of the glass and its contribution to reducing the CO2 footprint

Tvitec | Cricursa’s commitment to the environment and reducing the CO2 footprint is unwavering in meeting international sustainable development goals. That’s why we proudly present the certifications from the prestigious IFT Rosenheim Institute for the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for all our high-performance glazed solutions. The IFT declarations cover both tempered and laminated safety glass as well as all insulating glass units, in both double and triple glazing configurations.

These are based on the most demanding quality certifications such as EN ISO 14025:2011 and DIN EN15804:2012 A2:2019. They guarantee both the flat glass that leaves Tvitec’s factories and the curved glass processed at Cricursa’s plants.

Our customers worldwide can be assured of the energy efficiency of our products and their environmental respect in all their building projects. We are committed to quality and continuous improvement in all our manufacturing processes.

We care about the present, but even more so about a sustainable future in building.

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