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WindPact Plus

• Thermal Performance Data

• Certified to Meet or Exceed Expectations

• Missile Impact Windows

• Advantage of Cardinal LoĒ

• How Laminated Glass Protects Buildings

• Color Selection

• Watch out for Imposters

• Advanced Design and Engineering

• Single Hung / Horizontal Slider

Thermal Performance Data

1. Visible Light Transmittance
   Indicates the amount of outside light reaching the interior as calculated using center of glass. Higher percentage means more outside light reaches interior.

2. U-Factor
   Represents the amount of heat transfer as measured in accordance with NFRC 100-2004, calculation uses total window unit, and assumes 3/4" glazing with 1/2" airspace. Lower is better.

3. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC)
   Measures the amount of solar radiation entering the building. As measured per NFRC 200-2004 with the window 4.1 and Frame 4.1 modeling programs. Lower is better.

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Certified To Meet or Exceed Expectations

All CWS windows are AAMA and NFRC certified, and compliant with ENERGY STAR and Green Building Standards. Also, when ordered with Cardinal LoĒ 366 and argon gas, the Wind-Pact Plus series qualifies for the new "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009" (equal to .30 SHGC & .30 U-Factor)

Wind-Pact Plus Large Missile Impact Windows

• Provides a greater level of safety and security☎ Call (352) 688-7631

• Reduce danger of flying or falling glass

• resist forced entry

• Dampen unwanted outside sounds

• 67.5 DP-SH, 60 DP-HS, 67.5 DP-Casement, 60 DP-Patio Doors, 67.5-Awning

• Tested to Miami-Dade County, Florida and ASTM specifications for impact

• Available with energy efficient LoĒ & LoĒ

Advantage of Cardinal LoĒ

For the advantages of laminated glass with a reduced solar heat gain, Cardinal offers LoĒ coating reduces solar gains, thus reducing air conditioning costs.
Neutral in color, the microscopically thin LoĒ coating in laminated glass has high visible light transmission and low outdoor and indoor reflectivity.
 

How Laminated Glass Protects the Building

If the building envelope is breached through a broken window, wind may enter the building causing an increase in pressure that could lift the roofs and push the walls outward.
Laminated glass helps to preserve the building envelope, keeping wind and other elements outside.

White, Adobe, and Bronze

Bronze Interior with White Exterior
CWS vinyl windows are available in three easy-to-clean colors: white, adobe, and two-tone bronze.
 

Watch out for Imposters

CWS uses color-stabilized vinyl to prevent discoloration and keep your windows looking new. Vinyl windows of lesser quality may start out white but can end up looking dingy and discolored after normal exposure to the elements.
 

Advanced Design and Engineering

1. Multiple hollow chambers for strength and insulation.

2. Dual-pane insulated glass with double-strength glass (standard)

3. Extruded Florida flange on all frame types.

4. Thick vinyl walls for added structural integrity.

5. Covered weep holes in sill control water penetration and drainage.

Single Hung / Horizontal Slider

AJ's Aluminum
5441 Spring Hill Dr. Spring Hill, FL 34606
Phone: (352) 688 - 7631
     Fax: (352) 688 - 7631

Andrew F. Jata
Aluminum Contractor/Owner
License# AAA0027601
Pasco Lic.# 009890