Saint-Gobain original glazing

At Saint-Gobain, innovation is part of the strategy and the key to success. The car has become an extension of our home and that is what fascinates us. Saint-Gobain Sekurit sets trends in product quality, innovation and the excellence of industrial processes.

For more than 80 years, Saint-Gobain Sekurit has been the leading manufacturer of automotive glass. Sekurit is and always has been the pioneer who paved the way for the future of the automobile. That is why every second European car is fitted with automotive glass from Saint-Gobain Sekurit.

Sekurit is considered a leader in automotive glass technology. That motivates us to work even harder to create products with the most advanced technology.

Replacing automotive glazing is much more than just installing a new pane. It's about quality, innovation, safety and comfort.

Choose the best! Choose "The Original Glazing" from Saint-Gobain Sekurit!

In the automotive aftermarket, all windows must meet certain minimum safety standards. At Saint-Gobain Sekurit, we believe that security makes the difference. For this reason, we produce replacement glass with the same specifications and production standards as the original equipment. Glass has become a very important part of the vehicle structure. More than 50% of the noise inside the vehicle penetrates the windshield. Using non-genuine parts can cause numerous problems, such as:

• Decreased effectiveness of windscreen wipers
• structural problems as the glazing is incompatible with the specifications of the car
• Optical distortion which can lead to eye fatigue, tiredness and headaches
• Noise pollution
• Blurred vision that can lead to safety issues
• Indistinctness in the rearview mirror due to the not identical mirror holder
• Identification problems
• Problems with leaks due to deviations of the frame from the specifications
• Premature wear and tear and deterioration in fit
• Reduced effectiveness of driver assistance systems

For a fitter, the use of non-original parts can lead to imperfect assembly. This can damage the image of the business, not to mention the time and effort it takes to get the glass to sit properly.