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The new XDS technology from Saud Bahwan Automotive
Turn your existing glass into an impenetrable shield with the revolutionary XDS
glass protection system
Get to know XDS! It is a patented glass protection system composed of a
polyester laminate and a high temperature acrylic adhesive. This film provides
all the benefits of a high quality sun control film (Protection from solar heat
and UV radiations). Apart from this, it enhances the strength of the glass and
thereby converts the glass into a strong protective shield. In case of
accidents, the glass remains intact in its frame, thus avoiding any injury to
the person inside the vehicle.
Tested, proven and chosen
Installed in over 37 countries worldwide, XDS is endorsed and used by law
enforcement agencies. It has been tested extensively by military and government
institutions in many countries, protects key government buildings, military and
civilian installations, and vehicles.
Here’s precisely how it works
There are two parts to the system: A super-touch Mylar Polyester with a
scratch-resistant coating: A specially formulated proprietary high temperature
acrylic adhesive, which when applied to the glass, actually penetrates the glass
pores, gets absorbed, and hardens; strengthening the glass itself. There is also
an additional Acryl-X coating applied to the outside in case of automobiles.
Result? The same glass now becomes so strong, it actually repels objects hurled
at it; including bricks, fire bombs, etc. In case of car accidents, it reduces
the likelihood of injuries from flying glass by over 80 per cent. In fact, in
certain thicknesses, it even becomes bullet resistant.
Your shield against heat and UV radiation
The XDS Glass Protection System (GPS) keeps out up to 80 per cent of the heat
from sunlight, which means greater comfort and energy efficiency, resulting in
savings through reduced electricity costs. It absorbs almost 100 per cent of the
harmful ultraviolet rays, preventing long term fading of furniture, carpets,
shop displays and other car/building interiors.
The XDS Glass Protection System (GPS) will improve employee productivity by
providing a uniform and comfortable temperature across the entire office while
cutting down on the strong glare coming through windows. The XDS Glass
Protection (GPS) will enhance the beauty of buildings, shops and vehicles while
providing privacy to the occupants.
Your shield against the forces of nature
Storms, hail, hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis… name it you’re protected from
them all. It is proven that even when there is sufficient force to break glass,
the XDS Glass Protection System (GPS) holds up to 95 per cent of the fragments
together, preventing injury from shattered glass, while also providing
protection from fire, water, etc.
Your shield against attack
Whether it is a burglary or armed robbery, glass windows are the easiest point
of entry. Alarms can only go as far as drawing attention. That’s why you need
the protective shielding power of the XDS Glass Protection System (GPS). It at
least delays – if not prevents – entry long enough for help to arrive. This
product has been used for key government buildings, military and civilian
applications in countries around the world. Some of these are: Petroleum
Development of Oman; Bait Al Zubair Museum, Oman; Muscat Radisson SAS, Oman;
Sumail Prison, Oman; Dubai International Financial City; Dubai Civil Defense;
Dubai Police and US Supreme Court, Washington DC
The product is already approved by ROP for vehicle use.
The product is being marketed by the Tyres, Batteries and Allied products
division of Saud Bahwan Automotive. Currently, the product is being fitted at
Toyota Service Centre and Yokohama Showroom in Wattayah. Warranty for 5-years is
given against product/installation defects.
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June-
2008 |
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Cover Story |
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An upward spiral
Runaway inflation is not just impacting the profits of
companies but is also creating an atmosphere of uncertainty about the future.
Writes Mayank Singh
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Other Headlines |
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Growing tourism opportunities
Oman has a lot going for it as a tourism destination – pristine natural beauty
and authentic Arab culture. All it needs to do is ramp up infrastructure to be
on par with the rest of the region |
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An Experienced Hand
Murray Sims, CEO, National Bank of Oman speaks to Mayank Singh about his plans,
the sub prime crisis and a host of other issues |
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Real estate boom in the Middle
East
The real estate market in the Middle East is on a roll with buyers from all over
the world heading to own a piece of this golden region. A look at what makes
this region
tick |
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Leading from the Frontlines
Retired Colonel G. Gopalakrishnan is keen on bringing Oman to the forefront of
IT and communication technology writes Nathalia Jones |
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Leadership principles
In The Swordless Samurai, translated from the original Japanese, Tim
Clark has given due importance to the simplicity of expression of the leadership
concepts in Hideyoshi’s original writes Ganesh Sundararaman |
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The Arab world climbs up the
growth curve
The important factor to note is that the Arab economy managed to grow due to
domestic demand in favoUr of investment |
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Linking economic progress between
Qatar, Bahrain
With the economies of Qatar and Bahrain heading towards raPid development, the
proposed 40-km causeway between the two countries will keep the momentum going |
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Peace, Progress and Prosperity
Tension-free status is a prerequisite
for progress. Where there is peace, there is prosperity. |
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Putting ‘Tiger’ wins it all on the
turf
A look at what makes Tiger Woods a global Golf icon |
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Courage of conviction
The Sultanate’s tradition of enterprise dates back over centuries, we profile
six entrepreneurs who are keeping that spirit alive |
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Parking funds
The growing incidence of foreign participation on the MSM has started to have a
bearing on the stock market. Mayank Singh reports |
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GCC bourses upbeat in May
May proved to be good for GCC stock exchanges, with all markets ending on a
positive note. The overall growth was due to the excellent Q1 figures from
companies writes Harikumar Varma |
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The path to innovation –driving
brand growth
While making line extensions part of their new and
improved brand-building strategies, companies need to adopt a dual approach that
takes into consideration the relationship between trade partners and consumers
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Cracking the glass ceiling
Two women from the Sultanate have made it to the recently published list of the
fifty most powerful Arab women by Forbes Arabia. OER meets these women who have
been winning laurels for the country |
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Supporting ‘The Family’
Historical data shows that most family businesses disintegrate by the third
generation. LODH has survived seven generations. Pasha Bakhtiar, MD of LODH
shares some home truths with OER’s Ramesh Kumar |
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Russia – The ultimate frontier
market
With the dream team of President Medvedev and Prime Minister Putin now
firmly in control of economic policy at the Kremlin, Moscow could be one of the
world’s best performing emerging markets in the next year.
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Sohar Aluminium,The picture so far
As Sohar Aluminium prepares for the final stages of construction and
commissioning our journalist Jessica Brookes and photographer Rajesh Burman
record the progress from ground zero |
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Creating value out of waste
Oman Wastewater Services Company is setting up a
modern wastewater system in Muscat Governorate with an investment of RO1.2
billion. Akshay Bhatnagar takes a look at the progress made so far on the
project, which is expected to be completed by 2017 |
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Keep your auto parts in top gear
this summer
Oman is gearing up for the mercury meltdown and everywhere air-conditioners are
working over time to provide cooling respite from the swelter. What respite can
we give our vehicles from the harsh, unforgiving heat? Read on to find out… |
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Direct Interface
Online trading provides a secure and convenient platform for investors to trade
directly on the stock market. Mayank Singh reports |
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Bye, bye, Your Excellency!
South Africa’s ambassador to Oman is exiting but he has set in motion a lot of
bilateral initiatives which is putting Oman upfront in South Africa’s worldview |
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