PVC Sliding Window with ISO CO CE Factory

PVC Sliding Window with ISO CO CE Factory System 1

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PVC Sliding Window with ISO CO CE Factory

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 set

Supply Capability:: 1000 set/month

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1.Structure for PVC Sliding Window with CE,ISO

1) pvc profile: 2.0mm, 2.2mm, 2.5mm, 2.8mm, 3.0mm thickness available.

2) Steel reinforce: 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 2.5mm thickness available.

3) Profile surface color: white UV coating mainly, double-color coextrusion profile, laminated wooden-color film and other option available.

4) Glass type: normal, tempered, Low-E, frosted, double with argon, laminated and others available, glass panel 5---12mm available.

5) Accessories: Chinese brand , Germany brand (Roto, Siegenia etc).

6) Property: smooth slide, simple & convenient operation, easy to install & clean, elegant & popular use.

7) Size, Color, Type, Glass, Accessories, Fly-screen etc: customize available.

8) Package: Packing with plastic film + corrugated carton.

9) Installation: Simple and convenient installation, also we can supply you the fixing parts if you want.

10) Service: Installation supervision and send skilled techincian abroad, if necessary.

2.Photo for PVC Sliding Window

PVC Sliding Window with ISO CO CE Factory

3. Feature of PVC Sliding Window

Air proof, Water proof, Sound insulation, Thermal insulation, Anti-aging, Good combustion-retarding performance,Resist impacts, Easy

maintainance

4.Product advantages:

1) Good appearance

2) Excellent low-temperature impact performance

3) Excellet anti-aging performance

4) Good flame retardant performance

5) High fillet weld strength

6) Outstanding heat and noise insulation effect

7) Easy to install Plastic Profile for pvc windows and doors

5.FAQ

We are specialized manufacturer in Plastic ,PVCProfile for doors & windows. we have own brand material and (Aluminum & PVC)

window production line.

As a manufacturer, we can provide the high quality completed products with competitive price.

Q:I have a 1994 convertible with a plastic rear window, and it has 13 years of dirtiness on that thing. There is a bunch of ugly what I presume are scratches all across teh middle (probably from the folding process).Also, there are little almost transparent white circles (you have to see them from an angle though)... that are also really annoying.Can you identify what those circles are??I've tried meguire's plastx polish...and even some white vinegar distilled in water.Currently, im looking for a more aggressive product.: I agree with John Paul. No matter how much you try to refurbish it you'll still notice all of the blemishes that bother you.

Q:does tapeing plastic over windows help very much in winter?: It does help somewhat. When you seal a window like that, you're creating an area of dead air (non-circulating) which does help slow down heat transfer. It's like the pockets of air in an insulated jacket or in fiberglass insulation. It also seals up any gaps and leaks in the window itself. I find that to really reduce the heat loss through a window, I use plastic on the inside and the outside and use a heavy material as a curtain. Between the three, I don't feel the chill from around the windows. @Boy Boy - That's what my Central Heating system is designed to do. It has an air-exchanger that trades the stale inside air with the outside air AND has a heat exchanger to take the heat from the air going out to pre-warm the heat coming in to the house. Even without that, homes leak enough air to not develop mold. We're not talking making a hermetic seal here. Every time the doors open you get a significant air exchange. And that's not even mentioning all the office and commercial buildings that do not have windows that open. They have sealed, double and sometimes triple pane windows filled with inert gases. They don't get mold. Mold in the winter develops on areas where condensation on the walls forms. And if you have condensation forming in the house on an exterior wall, then there is usually a lack or a failure of the insulation in that area that needs to be addressed. Before you call someone an idiot, make sure that they're actually doing something idiotic.

Q:I'm moving out of my apartment in a couple weeks and i have these plastic-like window blinds around the place. I was wondering if anyone knew how to get these things clean without taking them down? They're supposed to be white but I'm noticing a couple yellowish-brownish stains on them. I've tried all sorts of chemicals to try and get these things cleaned. No luck at all.: I have the same problem with mine. I've tried everything! Cleaning products you use to clean the kitchen and floors, vinegar, bleach, Oxiclean, etc... Nothing I've tried has even faded the stains. I have finally given up and believe the only way to get rid of the stains, is to replace the blinds with new ones.

Q:There is a tear in my drivers side window at the bottom where the plastic is covered by the fabric, but the fabric is coming lose and the tear is starting to show and open itself to elements. Also, this window zipper only closes and opens one way, going the other way the teeth will not connect, any ideas? Also, there is a larger 4-5 inch tear in my rear plastic window right under where the zipper releases the plastic from the fabric. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.: There are some kits available for making repairs for clear plastic, you probably will not find them at an auto supply, but, at a place where supplies are sold for any inflatable items, air mattress,floats,etc. These clear repair kits come with an adheres and once in place it is there to stay. On the large tare on your back rear windshield, you may want to place a repair sheet on both sides. Also you may consider sewing it with clear fishing line. As far as you zipper is concern, you can replace the zipper pull, this may or may not solve your problem. Hope that some of the above is of some help!

Q:If I do weather stripping and seal the windows with plastic, is that better than doing just one, or redundant?: The plastic window kits that shrink (via a hairdryer) work well. No need to weatherstrip them as well.

Q:some jerk took a razor to my passanger window to steal nothing out of my jeep... and now i have a large rip in the window. how would i go about fixing this. and obviously tape will work but i'm hoping there is a better solution. now if i buy replacement windows will the colors match my older somewhat weathered top (black)... i wouldn't mind buying new windows but i dont want my jeep to look weird. thanks: you get windows tinted by the amount of light they allow to pass through. they range from 5%-70% (5% being nearly pitch black). if you can find the tint number on the other windows you may be able to match it if you went to a dealership.

Q:for wranglar soft top windows: Plastic expands and contracts too much to have tint put on. It will wrinkle up. That goes for hard plastics (plexiglas type) also.

Q:What is the U value of the heat shrink plastic window film?: not much, it is primarily used to reflect the sunlight to keep the house cooler in the summer

Q:I am talking about the stuff you tape to the inside of your home windows and use a hair dryer to stretch it tight. It is supposed to keep single pane windows better at keeping in the heat. I live where it gets 30 degrees at night and 40-50 during the day in winter. Does anyone have experience with these products? Which type works best? Mainly, does it really keep heat in? OR does it keep sunlight heat out and balance out to zero help?: Yes, this stuff does work, and I don't think there is much of a difference between the various brands; though some are easier to work with than others. You could also try caulking cord. I discovered this stuff at Home Depot and it works really well, too. You put it over all gaps in the window and frame and smooth it down with your fingers.

Q:So I drunkenly put my elbow through my friend's passenger window in his jeep wrangler..he's pissed and is demanding $200 for its replacement or he's pressing charges. Yeah, nice friend. 200 dollars sounds like an astronomical amount for a piece of plastic that zips onto your car. Am I getting ripped off?: You're not getting ripped off... those things are surprisingly expensive.

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