Cross-section and mounting fit of glass seals
Glass weatherstrips are used to mount glazing and to finish the joint around it. Our company catalog describes how glass weatherstrips are used for water, dust, heat and sound insulation. For each application, the channel that holds the glass and the connection on the frame or body side are assessed together. The Güçlas glass seal catalog shows cross-sections with different channel and lip designs, each with its product code. Compatibility with a given glass thickness should never be judged from outward appearance alone.
Glass seals by application
On this page, fixed glass seals, Jeep-type glass seals, cabin glass seals, bus and minibus windscreen and side window seals, and bonded glass seals are presented as separate groups. Start your search with the group that matches your application and compare the relevant cross-section drawings.
How to select a glass seal
Check the glass thickness, the frame or body connection dimension, and the overall width and height of the profile. Match the catalog code to the cross-section and mounting method of your existing seal. If you are looking for an EPDM glass weatherstrip, confirm the material for the specific code you select; do not assume a single material or vehicle compatibility for all cross-sections on this page.
For inner and outer glass filler sections, see Inner-Outer Glass Filler Strips; for channel sections, see Glass Run Channel Seals.
For your product request, you can share the catalog code, application and required quantity via our contact page. You can browse other cross-sections in the Products section and general material information on the Technical Information page. To see all product groups in one place, open the Güçlas Product Catalog.
