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Understand legend on double glazing glass
Hi,
New double-glazing, and I'm trying to decypher the legend painted on each pane of glass. At each corner there is Darbytuf Tempered BS6206A KM2070B (the letter B could be a 3) Now I can make an intelligent guess at the first three lines, but what is the last line for? Anyone help? Thanks in advance Mungo |
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Understand legend on double glazing glass
Mungo wrote: Hi, New double-glazing, and I'm trying to decypher the legend painted on each pane of glass. At each corner there is Darbytuf Darby toughened glass? Tempered Obvious. They dip each pane in a bucket of whale oil as they are produced. BS6206A KM2070B (the letter B could be a 3) British Standards Number 6206A-KM2070B |
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