Pilkington AviSafe™ is an on-line coated glass that uses a unique patterned UV enhanced coating to disrupt reflections, providing a visible barrier to birds and preventing collisions.

Pilkington Automotive Glass Replacement (AGR) provides OEM quality glass products to auto glass replacement professionals throughout the United States, with markets extending into Canada and Mexico.

Pilkington offers technological innovations in Automotive Safety Glass that can protect vehicle occupants and reduce potential for injury. Products include both laminated and tempered glass.

Pilkington Automotive specializes in providing high-quality glass products and solutions for vehicles, ensuring safety, durability, and aesthetic appeal.

The globally recognized Pilkington brand is widely used in the Architectural and Automotive businesses and many of NSG's legal entities retain the Pilkington name, including Pilkington North America. Pilkington North America operates five float glass lines: Rossford, Ohio (2); Laurinburg, North Carolina (2); and Ottawa, Illinois (1).

Pilkington Low-E 4th Surface Technology allows double-glazed insulated glass units to achieve better thermal performance. Applying two pyrolytic low-e lites in an insulated glass unit reduces the center-of-glass u-factor by 45%, compared to a unit with two panes of standard clear glass.

Pilkington OptiView™ is a laminated glass with anti-reflective coatings on surfaces #1 and #4 (both outer surfaces of the laminated glass), which reduces interior and exterior visible light reflectance to less than 2%.

Pilkington's Fire-resistant Glass range ensures safer as well as space giving, brighter and sustainable fire safety design.

Pilkington Texture Glass is translucent, transmitting diffused light while maintaining privacy. It offers a wide selection of alternatives, meeting both functional and aesthetic requirements and may be used for privacy in commercial, industrial and residential buildings.

Pilkington AviSafe™ is a glass with a special coating designed to help prevent birds from colliding with the windows and facades of buildings. Most birds collide with glass when they confuse what’s visible in its reflection for the real thing, such as trees or an open sky.