Azon Named One of the “Best Companies to Work For” by US Glass Magazine
9/17/2025
Kalamazoo, MI – Azon, a Kalamazoo-based manufacturer of thermal barrier technologies for the aluminum fenestration industry, has been recognized as one of the “Best Companies to Work For” in the US metal and glass industry by US Glass magazine. The honor is featured in the September issue of the national publication. Founded and headquartered in…
What begins as a vision on paper can become something extraordinary when it finally takes shape. Now, after a year of planning and construction, that dream has become a reality with the completion of our new home on the Azon Ravine Road campus. The side-by-side comparison of the architect’s rendering and the finished structure highlights…
Beyond the Bottom Line: How Sustainable Design is Redefining Affordable Housing
8/11/2025
The convergence of climate resilience, energy affordability, and public health is fundamentally reshaping affordable housing development. As architects, developers, and policymakers abandon the false economy of lowest upfront costs, they’re embracing a lifecycle approach that prioritizes sustainable materials and superior thermal performance. From innovative concrete alternatives and recycled steel to hemp-based insulation and mass timber…
This year, we proudly celebrate the 40th anniversary of Azon UK Ltd, established on April 12, 1985. One of the most significant milestones of Azon UK has been the development of AzoCore, our highest-performing thermal barrier. In 2013, Azon UK was approached by a customer seeking a high-performance thermal barrier system which could meet new…
How Energy-Efficient Windows Help Commercial Buildings Qualify for Tax Credits and Incentives
9/24/2024
Energy-saving windows play a significant role in helping commercial buildings qualify for various tax credits and deductions. Here’s how energy-efficient windows contribute to tax credits for commercial buildings: 1. Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction (Section 179D) What it is: A tax deduction for owners or designers of energy-efficient commercial buildings that reduce energy use by…
Understanding the Difference Between Solid Polyurethane and Polyurethane Foam in Thermal Break Technologies for Fenestration
8/16/2024
In the world of commercial building design, energy efficiency is a top priority. With the increasing emphasis on sustainability and reducing operational costs, the choice of materials in fenestration plays a critical role in achieving these goals. Thermal break technologies, which prevent heat transfer through window and door frames, are key to improving the energy…
Exciting News: We’re Moving! We are excited to announce a significant milestone in our company’s journey. We are relocating our administrative offices to a new building at our Ravine Road campus in Kalamazoo, MI. This move represents an exciting new chapter for Azon, and we look forward to the benefits it will bring to our…
We are excited to announce the redesign of our AzoGrout website. The new site features a fresh, modern look, making it easy to get product information on our line of commercial polyurethane grouting products for the concrete repair and waterstop industries. We have added downloadable product data sheets, which provide comprehensive product specifications for each…
The Crucial Role of Thermal Barriers in Mitigating Operational Carbon Emissions in Commercial Buildings
4/15/2024
In the realm of sustainable building practices, the spotlight often falls on reducing upfront carbon emissions through eco-friendly materials and construction methods. However, the ongoing operational carbon output of commercial buildings tends to linger unnoticed. Addressing this oversight is crucial, and fenestration system thermal barriers emerge as indispensable allies in the quest to lower…
The US Department of Energy reports that windows account for nearly 40% of energy loss in commercial buildings. To improve the overall energy efficiency of a building and adhere to increasingly stringent energy codes, the use of thermally broken aluminum window fenestration has become a standard practice.
