The manufacturer Romag is launching its new range of architectural fire resistant glass at Security and Counter Terror Expo 2016 (stand E20).
The range will feature new EN standard accredited glass which offers specifiers and designers what the makers call a multi-function solution that combines protection from fire with impact safety and physical security resistance.
Also on the stand will be a cash-in-transit door display to show the company’s physical protection and bullet resistant glass products alongside its new low reflective AirGlaz glass.
AirGlaz combines anti-reflective properties for bespoke showcase applications in museums, galleries and high end retail stores the makers say, as well as for use in display cases for high value items in historical properties.
Paul Cruddace, sales and marketing director at Romag, said: “The Expo will provide an ideal platform for the company to showcase its high quality products for the security sector.
“We anticipate significant interest in our fire glass from expo visitors, who will be looking for tailor made, value added solutions alongside genuine sector expertise and experience. Also as a specialist manufacturer, we’re capable of managing all the requisite design, structural analysis, development and installation processes for glass applications in the demanding cash-in-transit vehicle sector.”
About Romag
Established in 1943, the firm makes specialist security glass products in a range of shapes and sizes. It has supplied safety and security glass for projects in critical national infrastructure, transportation, government buildings, MOD and leisure facilities. The company’s manufacturing processes are fully certified to ISO9001 and it also holds both ISO14001, ISO 18001, with all relevant international product certifications.
