FREOR, a leader in commercial refrigeration solutions, has enhanced its quality control processes by integrating the Sparklike Laser Portable™ device. This non-destructive technology allows FREOR to accurately measure the insulating gas concentration in their refrigeration equipment’s glass units without compromising the integrity of the units. The portability and precision of the Sparklike Laser Portable™ enable efficient quality assurance at various stages of production, ensuring that FREOR’s products meet the highest standards of energy efficiency and performance.
ToughGlaze, a UK-based supplier of commercial glass with over 30 years in the industry, needed a way to log and export gas concentration data for every batch of sealed units it produced, not just measure it. To close that gap, ToughGlaze became the first company in the world to purchase the Sparklike Handheld NOVA™, supplied by Sparklike’s official UK and Ireland distributor, Inagas.
By linking barcode scanning directly to job numbers, ToughGlaze now traces gas fill measurements by shift, hour, and day, testing 1 in every 10 units, ten times the regulatory minimum, and gives customers documented proof of quality on every order.
Sparklike solutions are widely used across the insulating glass value chain for non-destructive gas fill verification. This includes a broad range of manufacturing and inspection applications:
Insulating glass manufacturers – for production quality control and process optimisation
Window and façade manufacturers – for verifying gas concentration in supplied insulating glass units to ensure final products meet quality specifications
Testing laboratories – for product verification, certification, and compliance testing
Building and quality inspectors – for on-site verification of installed insulating glass units
Commercial refrigeration and display case manufacturers – for ensuring insulation performance and reducing the risk of condensation
Many manufacturers and inspectors measure insulating gas concentration to ensure quality, energy efficiency, and compliance with industry standards. Gas fill level affects U-value and long-term performance, so customers use measurement to verify that IGUs meet specifications throughout production and after installation.
Sparklike solutions are used across the insulating glass value chain, including IGU manufacturers, window and façade producers, testing laboratories, building and quality inspectors, and commercial refrigeration manufacturers. These applications appear in multiple case studies on this page.
Across the customer stories, gas measurement is used to verify product quality, detect deviations early, support compliance efforts, and build confidence in insulating glass performance. For many customers, measurement replaces assumptions with documented proof, improving both internal quality assurance and customer trust.
Yes. Many customers use gas measurement during production to support quality control and process optimisation, while others use it on installed insulating glass units to verify performance after delivery or installation. The customer stories on this page demonstrate both production-line and on-site applications.
By providing precise, non-destructive measurement of gas concentration, companies can detect deviations or under-fills early, optimise production processes, and document quality for standards compliance and customer reassurance.
No. The customer cases cover a wide range of insulating glass types, including standard IGUs, coated units, laminated glass, triple glazing, and specialised applications. This variety shows how gas measurement can be adapted to different product designs and manufacturing requirements.
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