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Scheuten starts work on the installation and assembly of the glass Sphinx at the Kop van Weerd
600 sheets of glass measuring 10 mm in thickness to be processed layer by layer to create 6-metre-high work of art
In 1993, as part of the celebrations surrounding Venlo's 650th jubilee, the Jacques & Ellen Scheuten Foundation donated a glass work of art to the city for the Maasboulevard. Two decades on and the piece is to be located at the Kop van Weerd. Scheuten, specialists in the development and production of high-quality glass products, will be taking care of the engineering, delivery and assembly.
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600 sheets of glass measuring 10 mm in thickness to be processed layer by layer to create 6-metre-high work of art
In 1993, as part of the celebrations surrounding Venlo's 650th jubilee, the Jacques & Ellen Scheuten Foundation donated a glass work of art to the city for the Maasboulevard. Two decades on and the piece is to be located at the Kop van Weerd. Scheuten, specialists in the development and production of high-quality glass products, will be taking care of the engineering, delivery and assembly.
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Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) decides to reduce the fine imposed to Scheuten in the past.
The NMa has announced that the fine imposed in connection with alleged competition agreements in the years 2004 - 2005 has been reduced to € 1.6 million for Scheuten. The glass company from Venlo considers this reduction by the NMa as a good step. Scheuten however appealed because it believes that it is still unfairly penalized for affairs it was not involved in.
The NMa has announced that the fine imposed in connection with alleged competition agreements in the years 2004 - 2005 has been reduced to € 1.6 million for Scheuten. The glass company from Venlo considers this reduction by the NMa as a good step. Scheuten however appealed because it believes that it is still unfairly penalized for affairs it was not involved in.
Scheuten to engineer noise barriers along east section of A10
Noise barriers part of Schiphol-Amsterdam-Almere trunk road extensions
Scheuten, specialists in the development and production of high-quality glass products, is to team up with CADICOM to provide the engineering, production and installation of the noise barriers along the east section of the A10 trunk road. These noise-attenuating structures will form part of the efforts to enhance the capacity of the east section of the A10 as well as the A1 at Diemen between the Amstel, Watergraafsmeer and Diemen junctions. The project is one element in the major Schiphol-Amsterdam-Almere (SAA) trunk road extensions. Implementation is being taken care of by a consortium of construction firms going by the name of CADICOM, comprising Dura Vermeer, Besix and Cofely.
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Noise barriers part of Schiphol-Amsterdam-Almere trunk road extensions
Scheuten, specialists in the development and production of high-quality glass products, is to team up with CADICOM to provide the engineering, production and installation of the noise barriers along the east section of the A10 trunk road. These noise-attenuating structures will form part of the efforts to enhance the capacity of the east section of the A10 as well as the A1 at Diemen between the Amstel, Watergraafsmeer and Diemen junctions. The project is one element in the major Schiphol-Amsterdam-Almere (SAA) trunk road extensions. Implementation is being taken care of by a consortium of construction firms going by the name of CADICOM, comprising Dura Vermeer, Besix and Cofely.
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Update Scheuten Glass
Due to the weak economic situation and difficulties in the building trade in particular, Scheuten Glass is focusing its activities on the production and sale of tempered glass such as heat and sun proof, insulating-, toughened- and laminated safety glass. Furthermore, measures have been taken to lower the costs and to increase the efficiency of the organisation.
Therefore the amount of management layers has been reduced and we will move our colleagues from the current Headquarters to the factories in the Venlo region.
The purpose of these activities is to provide our customers with faster and more reliable deliveries.
Unfortunately, as a result of these strategic adjustments and operational improvements, a certain amount of jobs will be lost. This does not imply the closing of any companies. The management Board works closely with the OR (personnel committee) to carry out this reduction as good as possible under the circumstances.
While the Dutch market is currently weak, the German and Belgian markets stay positive. Scheuten has a strong position and good reputation in all three markets. This in combination with the reorganisation gives us confidence in the future.
Venlo, 24th September, 2012
Due to the weak economic situation and difficulties in the building trade in particular, Scheuten Glass is focusing its activities on the production and sale of tempered glass such as heat and sun proof, insulating-, toughened- and laminated safety glass. Furthermore, measures have been taken to lower the costs and to increase the efficiency of the organisation.
Therefore the amount of management layers has been reduced and we will move our colleagues from the current Headquarters to the factories in the Venlo region.
The purpose of these activities is to provide our customers with faster and more reliable deliveries.
Unfortunately, as a result of these strategic adjustments and operational improvements, a certain amount of jobs will be lost. This does not imply the closing of any companies. The management Board works closely with the OR (personnel committee) to carry out this reduction as good as possible under the circumstances.
While the Dutch market is currently weak, the German and Belgian markets stay positive. Scheuten has a strong position and good reputation in all three markets. This in combination with the reorganisation gives us confidence in the future.
Venlo, 24th September, 2012
Scheuten to supply more than 1,600 m² of glass for TweeSteden hospital
Solar control insulated glazing being integrated into atrium and new outpatients' building
Scheuten, specializing in the development and production of high-quality glass products, is to supply more than 1,600 m² of solar control insulated glazing for the new and renovated buildings of the TweeSteden hospital in Tilburg. Glass plays a prominent role in the design of the entrance hall by Hooper Architects as well as the new outpatients' building which follows the design of Wiegerinck Architecten. For the purposes of the entrance hall, Scheuten is producing glass elements that span the full height of a storey. Scheuten is supplying the glass by order of façade construction firm AKS Bouw BV. BAM Utiliteitsbouw is the primary contractor for the project, which will be delivered in its entirety in the spring of 2013.
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Solar control insulated glazing being integrated into atrium and new outpatients' building
Scheuten, specializing in the development and production of high-quality glass products, is to supply more than 1,600 m² of solar control insulated glazing for the new and renovated buildings of the TweeSteden hospital in Tilburg. Glass plays a prominent role in the design of the entrance hall by Hooper Architects as well as the new outpatients' building which follows the design of Wiegerinck Architecten. For the purposes of the entrance hall, Scheuten is producing glass elements that span the full height of a storey. Scheuten is supplying the glass by order of façade construction firm AKS Bouw BV. BAM Utiliteitsbouw is the primary contractor for the project, which will be delivered in its entirety in the spring of 2013.
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Scheuten designs, delivers and installs first ‘Solar tree’ in the Netherlands
Tree serves as source of energy for hybrid vehicles at Floriade 2012
Scheuten combines its knowledge and experience in the field of glass and solar solutions in the development and production of the first Dutch solar tree. The ‘tree’ consists of a steel construction base fitted with leaf-shaped glass-glass solar modules. Within these modules green colored solar cells are combined with green transparent PVB-foil. Scheuten normally applies this technique in its BIPV solutions (Building Integrated Photovoltaic). The energy-generating tree was completed in late March and serves as a charging point for hybrid vehicles in the Sustainable Garden of NL Label next to Villa Flora at the Floriade in Venlo, the Netherlands.
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Tree serves as source of energy for hybrid vehicles at Floriade 2012
Scheuten combines its knowledge and experience in the field of glass and solar solutions in the development and production of the first Dutch solar tree. The ‘tree’ consists of a steel construction base fitted with leaf-shaped glass-glass solar modules. Within these modules green colored solar cells are combined with green transparent PVB-foil. Scheuten normally applies this technique in its BIPV solutions (Building Integrated Photovoltaic). The energy-generating tree was completed in late March and serves as a charging point for hybrid vehicles in the Sustainable Garden of NL Label next to Villa Flora at the Floriade in Venlo, the Netherlands.
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Scheuten extends BIPV product line with the Optisol® S-line
Celebrating over one decade experience in BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaics) solutions, Scheuten extends its Optisol® brand with five application specific product lines. Besides the fully customized solutions, the Optisol® family now comprises the S-line: Optisol® Sky, Screen, Skin, Shade and Street, for respectively overhead glazing, warm façades, cold façades, sun shades and public space applications. These standardized solutions meet both the aesthetic needs of architects as well as the stringent construction requirements of installers and façade builders.
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Celebrating over one decade experience in BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaics) solutions, Scheuten extends its Optisol® brand with five application specific product lines. Besides the fully customized solutions, the Optisol® family now comprises the S-line: Optisol® Sky, Screen, Skin, Shade and Street, for respectively overhead glazing, warm façades, cold façades, sun shades and public space applications. These standardized solutions meet both the aesthetic needs of architects as well as the stringent construction requirements of installers and façade builders.
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Scheuten designs and supplies noise barriers for A74
Noise barriers installed along a stretch of motorway in excess of four kilometres
Scheuten Glas, specialists in the development and production of high-quality glass products, have engineered and supplied the noise barriers for the A74. The noise barriers, the installation of which was commissioned by Dura Vermeer, have been erected alongside the new motorway which is to provide a better connection between the Dutch and German network of primary roads. Work on the new motorway commenced in 2010 and is expected to be completed in spring 2012.
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Noise barriers installed along a stretch of motorway in excess of four kilometres
Scheuten Glas, specialists in the development and production of high-quality glass products, have engineered and supplied the noise barriers for the A74. The noise barriers, the installation of which was commissioned by Dura Vermeer, have been erected alongside the new motorway which is to provide a better connection between the Dutch and German network of primary roads. Work on the new motorway commenced in 2010 and is expected to be completed in spring 2012.
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Scheuten to supply solar panels for roof covering of Rotterdam Central Station
Integrated glass-glass panels constitute largest BIPV project in the Netherlands
Following the supply of not less than 30,000 m² glass, Scheuten will now also be providing in excess of 3,000 solar panels for the roof covering of Central Station Rotterdam. The glass-glass solar panels will be fully integrated into the station's glass roof spanning a surface area of over 9,000 m². Scheuten Solar specializes in this sustainable energy technology, also called Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV). In 2007 the original station was closed and the demolition work commenced. The revamped station will be complete at the start of 2013. The capacity of this solar power plant will then be at least half a MegaWatt (MW) of green energy.
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Integrated glass-glass panels constitute largest BIPV project in the Netherlands
Following the supply of not less than 30,000 m² glass, Scheuten will now also be providing in excess of 3,000 solar panels for the roof covering of Central Station Rotterdam. The glass-glass solar panels will be fully integrated into the station's glass roof spanning a surface area of over 9,000 m². Scheuten Solar specializes in this sustainable energy technology, also called Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV). In 2007 the original station was closed and the demolition work commenced. The revamped station will be complete at the start of 2013. The capacity of this solar power plant will then be at least half a MegaWatt (MW) of green energy.
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Scheuten innovates with products for greenhouses
Company seeks out limits of light transmission and insulation
Scheuten Glas, specialist in the development and production of high-quality glass
products, is proving itself to be an unremitting innovator with products for the
greenhouses sector. In this regard the company is capitalizing on the stimulus from the
Dutch government in relation to making greenhouses sustainable. To this end, Scheuten
has specially developed a number of glass products with a high degree of light
transmission and a higher insulation value
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Company seeks out limits of light transmission and insulation
Scheuten Glas, specialist in the development and production of high-quality glass
products, is proving itself to be an unremitting innovator with products for the
greenhouses sector. In this regard the company is capitalizing on the stimulus from the
Dutch government in relation to making greenhouses sustainable. To this end, Scheuten
has specially developed a number of glass products with a high degree of light
transmission and a higher insulation value
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Scheuten supplies 30,000 m2 of glass for the Ministry of Safety and Justice and the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations in The Hague
Scheuten glass, specialized in the development and production of high-quality glass products supplies no fewer than 30,000 m2 of glass in a variety of compositions for the building of the Ministry of Safety and Justice and the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, which will be completed in December 2012.
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Scheuten glass, specialized in the development and production of high-quality glass products supplies no fewer than 30,000 m2 of glass in a variety of compositions for the building of the Ministry of Safety and Justice and the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, which will be completed in December 2012.
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Scheuten supplies glass to the Innova tower building in Venlo
Scheuten glass, specialised in the development and production of high-quality glass products supplies no less than 4100 m2 of glass in a variety of compositions to the Innova tower building in Venlo, the Netherlands. The Innova tower is the eye-catcher of the Floriade world exhibition, which is set to take place in Venlo from April to October 2012.
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Scheuten glass, specialised in the development and production of high-quality glass products supplies no less than 4100 m2 of glass in a variety of compositions to the Innova tower building in Venlo, the Netherlands. The Innova tower is the eye-catcher of the Floriade world exhibition, which is set to take place in Venlo from April to October 2012.
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Scheuten Glass and Solar launch new websites
Scheuten Glas and Scheuten Solar are today launching their new websites. The new sites will enable visitors to easily find all relevant information surrounding the products, projects and added value provided by both companies. Scheuten Glas and Solar are part of the Scheuten Group, an international company providing total solutions in glass and solar energy systems.
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Scheuten Glas and Scheuten Solar are today launching their new websites. The new sites will enable visitors to easily find all relevant information surrounding the products, projects and added value provided by both companies. Scheuten Glas and Solar are part of the Scheuten Group, an international company providing total solutions in glass and solar energy systems.
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Scheuten supplies glass for roof-covering for Rotterdam’s Central Station
Scheuten Glass, a specialist in the development and production of high-quality glass products, is supplying not less than 30,000 m2 of glass in a variety of compositions for the roof-covering of Rotterdam’s Central Station. In 2007 the original station was closed and the demolition works started. The revamped station will be complete at the beginning of 2013.
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Scheuten Glass, a specialist in the development and production of high-quality glass products, is supplying not less than 30,000 m2 of glass in a variety of compositions for the roof-covering of Rotterdam’s Central Station. In 2007 the original station was closed and the demolition works started. The revamped station will be complete at the beginning of 2013.
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Scheuten: sixty years of success in glass
Solar division ten years old
Scheuten, an international company providing total solutions in glass and solar energy systems, is sixty years old. Scheuten was founded in 1950 and has since expanded to become a leading company with two divisions: solar and glass. With its roots in Venlo, The Netherlands, Scheuten has developed from a local family firm to an international player in the field of glass and solar energy with over 2000 employees.
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Solar division ten years old
Scheuten, an international company providing total solutions in glass and solar energy systems, is sixty years old. Scheuten was founded in 1950 and has since expanded to become a leading company with two divisions: solar and glass. With its roots in Venlo, The Netherlands, Scheuten has developed from a local family firm to an international player in the field of glass and solar energy with over 2000 employees.
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During Glasstec 2010 (28th September until 2nd October) Scheuten will introduce their new product Scheuten Super Neutral Lite.
Scheuten Super Neutral Lite (SSN Lite), is a coating that has been developed especially for triple glazing, and because of which values of Ug. 0.8 W/m2 K (12 mm) are feasible (double glazing is 1.1 W/m2 K).
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Scheuten Super Neutral Lite (SSN Lite), is a coating that has been developed especially for triple glazing, and because of which values of Ug. 0.8 W/m2 K (12 mm) are feasible (double glazing is 1.1 W/m2 K).
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Hans Willemsen appointed new CEO Scheuten Solar
Dutch manufacturer of solar panels and systems Scheuten Solar is today announcing the appointment of Hans Willemsen as new Chief Executive Officer. Hans Willemsen will be officially appointed on 15 September. He succeeds Frans van den Heuvel, who is stepping down as CEO.
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Dutch manufacturer of solar panels and systems Scheuten Solar is today announcing the appointment of Hans Willemsen as new Chief Executive Officer. Hans Willemsen will be officially appointed on 15 September. He succeeds Frans van den Heuvel, who is stepping down as CEO.
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Scheuten provides glass for highest apartment building of the Netherlands
Scheuten Glass, specialised in development and production of high end glass products provides the glass for the 158 meter high apartment building "New Orleans" in Rotterdam. With 45 storages New Orleans is the second tallest building in The Netherlands.
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Scheuten Glass, specialised in development and production of high end glass products provides the glass for the 158 meter high apartment building "New Orleans" in Rotterdam. With 45 storages New Orleans is the second tallest building in The Netherlands.
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Mommaerts to become Scheuten Glas Diest
On 1 October Scheuten’s Belgian subsidiary company will change its name from Mommaerts NV to Scheuten Glas Diest NV. This name change is in line with the other name changes of Scheuten
undertakings in the past. The aim is to ensure unambiguous communication with both the market and customers.
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On 1 October Scheuten’s Belgian subsidiary company will change its name from Mommaerts NV to Scheuten Glas Diest NV. This name change is in line with the other name changes of Scheuten
undertakings in the past. The aim is to ensure unambiguous communication with both the market and customers.
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Scheuten moves to new head office
Scheuten has opened the doors of its new head office. The office provides space for nearly two hundred employees of Scheuten Solar and Glass. The new site in Venlo (NL) is fitted with a glass façade combined with more than 230 Optisol® solar panels. The office has been built on the site of the future Sunrise campus.
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Scheuten has opened the doors of its new head office. The office provides space for nearly two hundred employees of Scheuten Solar and Glass. The new site in Venlo (NL) is fitted with a glass façade combined with more than 230 Optisol® solar panels. The office has been built on the site of the future Sunrise campus.
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Maxime Verhagen visits Scheuten
On Friday April the 24th Minister of Foreign Affairs Maxime Verhagen visited Scheuten. He was warmly welcomed by Jacques Scheuten and Leon Giesen who gave the minister a tour at R & D and some of our production lines. After that Maxime Verhagen spoke with local businessmen and the President of the Chamber of Commerce on the impact of the financial crisis on business and international business opportunities in the Euregio.
On Friday April the 24th Minister of Foreign Affairs Maxime Verhagen visited Scheuten. He was warmly welcomed by Jacques Scheuten and Leon Giesen who gave the minister a tour at R & D and some of our production lines. After that Maxime Verhagen spoke with local businessmen and the President of the Chamber of Commerce on the impact of the financial crisis on business and international business opportunities in the Euregio.
Greenportkas Venlo wins Prix d'Asperge 2009
During a gathering on 24 April 2009 between representatives of trade and industry, politicians and public administrators, Mr G. Driessen, acting governor of the province of Limburg, awarded Joep Raemakers of Greenportkas Venlo with the 2009 Prix d'Asperge. Scheuten, Wageningen University and this innovative company have teamed up to develop glass with an optimal light transmission, aimed at horticulture. So far, horticulture has been using mostly standard glass and now Greenportkas Venlo and Scheuten jointly investigate the opportunities of glass with an added value.
Stichting Promotie Aspergerie has now presented the award for the seventeenth time to persons, companies or institutions for special merit in developing Northern and Central Limburg as an economic region. Theater de Maaspoort, Venlo was the venue for the presentation.
During a gathering on 24 April 2009 between representatives of trade and industry, politicians and public administrators, Mr G. Driessen, acting governor of the province of Limburg, awarded Joep Raemakers of Greenportkas Venlo with the 2009 Prix d'Asperge. Scheuten, Wageningen University and this innovative company have teamed up to develop glass with an optimal light transmission, aimed at horticulture. So far, horticulture has been using mostly standard glass and now Greenportkas Venlo and Scheuten jointly investigate the opportunities of glass with an added value.
Stichting Promotie Aspergerie has now presented the award for the seventeenth time to persons, companies or institutions for special merit in developing Northern and Central Limburg as an economic region. Theater de Maaspoort, Venlo was the venue for the presentation.
Crown Prince Willem Alexander visits Scheuten
In January, Scheuten was successfully present at the World Future Energy Summit held in Abu Dhabi. During the exhibition Crown Prince of the Netherlands Willem Alexander gave a speech concerning the use of solar energy to replace oil and gas. After his speech, Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, along with his wife Crown Princess Maxima, visited the Scheuten booth together with His Highness General Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi. Scheuten was honored by this visit and proud for presenting itself at the highest level to be a part of the tour of the Gulf nations by the Crown Prince and his wife.
In January, Scheuten was successfully present at the World Future Energy Summit held in Abu Dhabi. During the exhibition Crown Prince of the Netherlands Willem Alexander gave a speech concerning the use of solar energy to replace oil and gas. After his speech, Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, along with his wife Crown Princess Maxima, visited the Scheuten booth together with His Highness General Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi. Scheuten was honored by this visit and proud for presenting itself at the highest level to be a part of the tour of the Gulf nations by the Crown Prince and his wife.
Scheuten a prizewinner at the Glas Award 2008
Düsseldorf, 23 October 2008 – At the biennial Glas Award 2008 ceremony Scheuten was a double prize-winner, winning the Innovation Award for the development of the Sunrise thin film product, while Kraanspoor, the truly eye-catching building located on the north bank of the IJ in Amsterdam (architects OTH), was also among the winners. The insulated glazing was supplied by Scheuten Glas Hoorn and Venlo. The Glas Award is an initiative of the Glas Branche Organisatie, the umbrella organization of flat glass sector employers with two hundred adherent company members.
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Düsseldorf, 23 October 2008 – At the biennial Glas Award 2008 ceremony Scheuten was a double prize-winner, winning the Innovation Award for the development of the Sunrise thin film product, while Kraanspoor, the truly eye-catching building located on the north bank of the IJ in Amsterdam (architects OTH), was also among the winners. The insulated glazing was supplied by Scheuten Glas Hoorn and Venlo. The Glas Award is an initiative of the Glas Branche Organisatie, the umbrella organization of flat glass sector employers with two hundred adherent company members.
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Laying the foundations for a new dimension in float glass manufacture
Following the start of production in August 2009 f | glass will be producing 220.000 tonnes of float glass (flat glass) a year at Sülzetal / Osterweddingen. In addition to
basic (float) glass production, the factory will focus specifically on the manufacture of extra clear glass, which because of its higher light transmission factor can be used for solar modules.
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Following the start of production in August 2009 f | glass will be producing 220.000 tonnes of float glass (flat glass) a year at Sülzetal / Osterweddingen. In addition to
basic (float) glass production, the factory will focus specifically on the manufacture of extra clear glass, which because of its higher light transmission factor can be used for solar modules.
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Scheuten and Interpane work together in new float glass factory
A new float glass factory is being built from the spring of 2008 in Osterweddingen (Saxony-Anhalt, Germany), under overall control of the Dutch Scheuten Group.
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A new float glass factory is being built from the spring of 2008 in Osterweddingen (Saxony-Anhalt, Germany), under overall control of the Dutch Scheuten Group.
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Scheuten is to build a new float glass factory in Germany
Scheuten has announced that a new float glass factory is to be built in Germany. The factory, with a storage and production area of 80,000 m2 and involving an investment of some 190 million euro, will be put up at Osterweddingen in the federal state of Sachsen-Anhalt and will ultimately
provide more than 250 jobs.
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Scheuten has announced that a new float glass factory is to be built in Germany. The factory, with a storage and production area of 80,000 m2 and involving an investment of some 190 million euro, will be put up at Osterweddingen in the federal state of Sachsen-Anhalt and will ultimately
provide more than 250 jobs.
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Scheuten and Absoluut Glastechniek – partnership for the future
Scheuten Glas and Absoluut Glastechniek join forces in a partnership for the future.
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Scheuten Glas and Absoluut Glastechniek join forces in a partnership for the future.
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Maasbrug 24-05-2007
Scheuten supplies special glass for Venlo city bridge
On Wednesday 2 May, Her Majesty the Queen opened the entirely renovated Maasbrug in Venlo. The glass for the railings has been developed and produced by Scheuten.
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On Wednesday 2 May, Her Majesty the Queen opened the entirely renovated Maasbrug in Venlo. The glass for the railings has been developed and produced by Scheuten.
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