WINDOW SEALANTS SPECIALIST ISO-CHEMIE WINS CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRY AWARD

The company, which manufactures the ISO-TOP WINFRAMER thermal insulating and load bearing bracket systems and ISO-BLOCO multi-purpose joint sealing tapes among other sector leading products, has won the ‘Best Foam Product Manufacturer 2024 – Europe’ award, presented by leading international construction and property markets media outlet BUILD.

The annual awards reflect and honour excellence in technical innovation, design and services from across the globe in the construction and property sectors.

The innovative design developments and applications of ISO-Chemie’s products have been recognised by the award, which comes as the company has seen continued growth this year with increasing specification of rapid product solutions to deliver greater energy conservation and support the growing demand for more energy efficient properties.

For example, ISO-BLOCO ONE energy rated weather tight thermal and acoustic tapes reduce heat loss and noise ingress to a U value better or equal to the frame. They can be used to seal joints providing excellent thermal and acoustic insulation properties and accommodate a temperature range of -30° to +90° and is impermeable to driving rain with a minimum of 750 Pa, making it one of the best performing tapes in its class.

Andy Swift, ISO-Chemie’s sales and operations manager - UK & ROI, said success showed the strength of product manufacturing quality together with the wide variety of applications and energy efficiency benefits, ensuring the tapes are suitable for a host of energy efficiency installations.

He added: “We have a strong commitment to providing customers with high quality, innovative product solutions, so this major construction and property award is another significant achievement for us. We continue to be an award-winning manufacturer delivering award-winning solutions.”

ISO-Chemie is one of Europe’s main producers of impregnated foam sealants, specialising in the manufacturer of foam products from polyethylene (EPE), polypropylene (EPP) and polyurethane (PUR) using the latest production techniques.