your home’s beautyVinylbilt windows are built with style in mind, that’s why we offer one of the largest selection of interior and exterior options to enhance our windows curb appeal without compromising on quality and performance. Global Industrial Defence Solutions (abbreviated GIDS) is a private conglomerate in Pakistan that designs, manufactures and exports various types of military, industrial and technological products. GIDS represents group of companies in national and International marketers who are involved in research, development, delivery and support of leading edge industrial and defence system in the field of air, land and sea. Global Industrial Defence Solutions supplies UAV platforms, flight control systems, C4I systems, data-links, payloads, ground support equipment along with other equipments such as laser range finders, military batteries, Naval vessels and various types of industrial and security equipments. The company also develops nuclear, biological and chemical defence systems.
GIDS has exported products to various countries. GIDS claims that the bulk of its defence and industrial equipments, including data and communications links, have been developed in-house. However, for its shahpar UAVs, GIDS have worked with Rotax to meet engine requirement. According to GIDS officials, development work in the tactical segment potentially allows the company to supply sub-systems and components to other manufacturers and users. This potential market is being pursued alongside full systems development.Zola’s Tilt & Turn windows use only the finest German multi-point hardware sets available to ensure a smooth and effortless operation. These windows can both swing in and tilt in with a simple turn of our ergonomic handle. European designs often use Tilt & Turn windows for additional ventilation or access. Tilt & Turn windows can be very large, with each sash up to five and a half feet wide. All our Tilt & Turn windows have a multi-point locking mechanism providing safety and superb air sealing.
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Available VersionsConfigurationsWoods & Finishes Tilt & Turn windows are available in most our product lines, allowing you to create a comprehensive and consistent window package. Tilt & Turn windows can be made as single units, either left or right hand hung, or double french units. Each sash can be very large – up to 25 square feet with our standard hardware – and a maximum of five feet wide. All our units are fully factory finished – the wood can be either stained (15 stain colors) or painted (300 colors to choose from). For the cladding, you can choose from twenty colors without any surcharges, or pay a setup fee to choose from 300. Wood types include Sapele, Pine, Meranti, or Oak.Door interroom Korleone under the size of the customer of D80Door interroom Korleone under the size of the customer of D80 Furniture and doors from a tree in Tashkent and in Uzbekistan Material: Nut, Interlin Read moreAluminum Vs. Vinyl Windows Which is Better for Noise Abatement?
Vinyl windows have certainly become popular over the past fifteen years for residential uses. They do have advantages over aluminum window frames in general when used as the main window or “primary” window. When used as the second window (“secondary”), many of the advantages disappear completely – largely because the primary window provides the basic window functions and advantages. Secondary windows are used to improve the insulation values of the primary window, and, in the case of Soundproof Windows, they are used to stop noise. Vinyl and wood windows now have well over 70% of the residential window market. Aluminum windows have the overwhelming market share for commercial buildings. Aluminum will always outperform vinyl where noise abatement is concerned. Vinyl has no mass and has to be too thick to perform the same task that aluminum does. Vinyl Windows Do Not Stop Noise Better than Aluminum Windows As a primary window, aluminum will usually do a better job of stopping noise than a vinyl window.
The lab tests and graphs below prove this. These numbers are taken from lab tests by Riverbank Acoustical Laboratories, a nationally recognized testing company. The tests were part of a large study of noise-stopping capabilities of glass and are often referenced by acoustical experts worldwide. All three tests are for different sets of windows of similar style. More details of these tests are available upon request. Single Pane Glass 1/8” Thick Dual Pane Glass 1/8” Thick – 1/4” Air Space – 1/8” Thick All three sets of window tests show that aluminum stops more noise than vinyl windows. In the third test, where the results are almost identical, the vinyl frame is substantially thicker and is probably the reason for the good performance. In the second test, the inherent problems of dual paned glass likely contribute to degrade the vinyl window performance. Most window companies do not know much about noise. Many who claim to have noise abatement windows do not even know what they are talking about.
Many assume that vinyl is better because it is more popular, or it is what they sell. They often claim that because aluminum can transfer noise, it is worse than vinyl as vinyl does not transfer noise. This is simply ignoring the test data out there for everyone, and is a foolish conclusion, because of lack of understanding, or is it because vinyl is what they sell? Aluminum can, by itself, transfer noise. When applied to a normal standard window, it does not. When properly used in a noise abatement window, it actually will stop even more noise than could be transferred. The principle is the same as the way a wine glass will ring when struck with a fork. It will not ring if you are holding the glass. Well, the aluminum is secured to other things and does not transfer noise either. The Fundamental Reason that Aluminum Windows Stop More Noise than Vinyl Aluminum has more mass. Lead has a high mass (weight) and does an excellent job of stopping noise. Aluminum is about three times heavier than vinyl and many times stronger than vinyl.