AGC is proud to announce the availability of third-party verified Environmental and Health Declaration Sheets (FDES) for its Low-Carbon Pyrobel fire protection glass as well as for standard Pyrobel glass.
Combining its fire-resistant properties and the reduction of CO2 emissions during its production, Pyrobel Low-Carbon glass with a low carbon footprint falls into the category of sustainable building materials.
Third-party verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) provide transparent and reliable environmental data, helping architects, designers, and project stakeholders meet sustainable development requirements. A total of 16 official EPDs are now published on the INIES platform by AGC, covering several Pyrobel product families in standard and low-carbon versions, for both standard and custom sizes.
Reduced global warming potential
Low-Carbon Pyrobel helps achieve significant reductions in GWP* (expressed as CO₂ eq/m²) compared to standard products, making Low-Carbon Pyrobel the most environmentally responsible range of fire-resistant glass for embodied carbon values.
Reducing the environmental footprint of its products is a key priority for AGC, in line with the Group's roadmap towards carbon neutrality and improved circularity.
With Low-Carbon Pyrobel, AGC continues to help the construction industry achieve safer and more sustainable buildings.
Third-party verified Environmental and Health Declaration Sheets (FDES) are available on our website. www.agc-pyrobel.com.
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