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Abstract

A wing for a door or for a window comprising a wing frame and an insulating-glass pane mounted in the wing frame, wherein an interspace is enclosed by at least two glass panels held at a spacing one from the other, the interspace being sealed from penetration of humidity by a primary sealant provided in the marginal area of the glass panels between the latter; and wherein a firm bond is realized between the two glass panels by use of a secondary sealant; the wing frame having an inside, an outside, a mounting side and a glazing side in which a groove is formed for receiving the insulating-glass pane, the width of the groove being greater than the thickness of the insulating-glass pane, whereby a gap remains in the door or window wing on both sides of the insulating-glass pane, which gap needs to be closed. The invention provides that the secondary sealant, instead of being positioned between the glass panels is placed in the gaps where it produces a firm bond between the wing frame and the two outsides of the insolating-glass pane. The invention further describes a sealing device for such door or window

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First Claim