Jinan Shengzhuang Xinye Deepens Presence in Russian Market, Delivering Core Value of China’s Thermal-Break Aluminum Industry in Full Compliance

—— Authoritative policy and technical content localized into Russian; high-performance thermal-break aluminum window and door systems precisely tailored to Russian construction needs

Moscow (January 26, 2026) — Jinan Shengzhuang Xinye Construction Engineering Co., Ltd. (hereinafter "Shengzhuang Xinye"), a company specializing in the design and manufacture of architectural windows and doors, recently announced a major content upgrade to its dedicated Russian website. Centered on authoritative policies, cutting-edge technologies, and market insights from China’s thermal-break aluminum industry, the upgraded site—featuring content that has undergone copyright compliance reviews and precise Russian translation—is now live. Simultaneously, the company has launched high-performance thermal-break aluminum profiles and integrated window and door solutions tailored to Russia’s climate and infrastructure requirements, injecting new momentum into the local construction sector through Chinese energy-efficient building materials.

Serving as a vital bridge for industry exchange between China and Russia, Shengzhuang Xinye’s Russian website strictly adheres to international copyright conventions and the *Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China*. All content is derived from core documents issued by authoritative bodies such as the China Building Metal Structure Association (CBMCA) and the China Building Materials Federation—including the *2025 Architectural Window and Door Industry White Paper* and the *2026 Market Research Report on China’s Thermal-Insulated Aluminum Windows and Doors*. Through original adaptation and clear source attribution, the company ensures the legality and professionalism of the content, which covers three core areas: First, **policy interpretation**, focusing on translating mandatory standards from the *General Code for Building Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Utilization* (GB 55015-2024)—specifically the K-value (heat transfer coefficient) requirement of ≤1.5 W/(m²·K) for exterior windows and the stringent 1.1 W/(m²·K) requirement for severely cold regions—to provide Russian construction firms with references regarding Chinese energy-efficiency policies. Second, **technical trends**, systematically introducing mainstream energy-saving technologies such as multi-chamber thermal insulation structures, warm-edge spacers, and triple-pane Low-E glass, alongside R&D achievements in ultra-low energy products with U-values ​​below 0.8 W/(m²·K). Third, **market analysis**, examining the growth logic for thermal-insulated, energy-efficient windows and doors within the context of national-level projects and initiatives, such as Russia’s "carbon-neutral infrastructure" subsidy program and the "Greater Siberia Development" plan. Leveraging the context of Russia's high-latitude, cold climate and its infrastructure needs, Shengzhuang Xinye seamlessly integrates its core products and service advantages into its offerings. Its proprietary energy-efficient thermal-break aluminum window and door systems utilize high-performance PA66 GF25 thermal insulation strips and multi-chamber profile structures; these effectively block heat transfer, achieving energy savings of 30%–50% and sound insulation exceeding 40 dB—making them perfectly suited for Russia’s long winters and high heating demands. The products strictly adhere to Russian GOST certification standards, maintaining a whole-window U-value between 1.0 and 1.3 W/(m²·K)—with select custom models achieving levels below 0.8 W/(m²·K)—thereby meeting energy-efficiency requirements for buildings in severely cold regions. Addressing the diverse needs of Russian residential construction, commercial curtain walls, and renovation projects, the company provides integrated services ranging from custom thermal-break aluminum profile fabrication to installation, commissioning, and full-lifecycle maintenance. Its operations span key sectors such as architectural curtain wall engineering and metal window/door installation, aligning closely with real estate development and transport network projects outlined in Russia’s "Moscow 2030 Strategy."