Pyroguard unveils the TechLibrary
- May 7, 2025
- 1 min read
Pyroguard, a leading independent provider of fire safety glass for timber, steel and aluminium applications, has launched the Pyroguard TechLibrary – a digital platform designed to make it easier for architects, specifiers and contractors to access essential technical data and test results.
This online resource offers a comprehensive and regularly updated library of technical product information, test certifications and resources, tailored to the needs of fire safety glass professionals. With its modern and intuitive interface, the TechLibrary allows users to quickly find the necessary information, saving valuable time at every stage of the specification process.
The Pyroguard TechLibrary offers advanced search capabilities, allowing users to filter results by country, application, glass type, dimensions and more, ensuring precision in the product selection process. Continuously updated, it provides access to the latest system approvals and compliance resources, so professionals can be confident they are working with the most current information. Fully optimised for mobile, it ensures essential data is always readily available.
Dr Vince Crook, Technical Development Director at Pyroguard, said: “We understand that sourcing accurate technical data for projects can be challenging, particularly when compliance and safety are at stake. Every piece of test data is critical to ensuring that projects meet rigorous safety standards. The TechLibrary simplifies this process by putting the information at users’ fingertips. It enables them to find the correct data with confidence, whether they’re in the office or on-site.”
Now available in six languages, the Pyroguard TechLibrary is a valuable resource for architects, specifiers and contractors. It streamlines the fire safety glazing specification process, while reinforcing Pyroguard’s commitment to supporting its customers, making information accessible and offering high-quality assistance – ensuring the right products are specified with confidence every time.
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