WADSWORTH, Ohio -- SOPREMA U.S. now enables users to translate more than 3,800 product documents and website pages into 29 languages directly from its website, SOPREMA.us.
Available on product pages and within the document portal, the new functionality gives contractors, architects, distributors, and building owners instant access to technical, product, and safety information in their preferred language.
"Our customers rely on quick access to accurate product information, regardless of language," said Frank Dippolito, Director of Sales Operations and Enablement. "Translation capabilities have been a valuable feature within our Sop'Direct mobile app, and we're pleased to extend that same convenience to our website and document library."
Previously, multilingual access to SOPREMA's technical documents was available through the company's mobile application, Sop'Direct. The new website functionality expands that capability to SOPREMA's online document portal and product pages, allowing visitors to instantly view content in their preferred language while maintaining the convenience and functionality available within the mobile app.
The enhancement reflects SOPREMA's ongoing investment in digital tools that improve accessibility and support users throughout the building envelope industry. With translation available across thousands of documents and product resources in 29 languages, SOPREMA offers one of the industry's most comprehensive multilingual content experiences.
The company also announced the recipients of its 2026 SOPREMA Scholarship Program, recognizing students who have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership, and a commitment to pursuing careers that will help shape the future of the building and construction industries.
The annual scholarship program reflects SOPREMA's commitment to investing in the next generation of professionals pursuing degrees in architecture, engineering, construction management, and other building envelope-related fields.
This year, SOPREMA awarded scholarships of $5,000 each to outstanding students from across the United States.
The 2026 scholarship recipients are:
• Botao Li, Georgia Institute of Technology, pursuing a PH.D. in Architecture;
• Mitchell Braidic, Carnagie Mellon, pursuing a degree in Chemical Engineering;
• Cameron Bloodgood, University of Southern California, pursuing a degree in Architecture;
• William Mar, University of Texas Austin, pursuing a degree in Computer and Electrical Engineering.
Recipients were selected through a competitive application process that evaluated academic achievement, career aspirations, and their vision for the future of the building industry. Applicants also submitted essays highlighting the opportunities and challenges facing the construction sector and how they hope to contribute to its continued advancement.
"Supporting education is one of the most meaningful investments we can make in our industry's future," said Greg Morgan, CEO at SOPREMA U.S. "These students have demonstrated impressive dedication to their education and a genuine passion for improving the places where people live, work, and learn. We are proud to support them as they continue their academic and professional journeys."
The SOPREMA Scholarship Program was established to help encourage and support students preparing for careers in fields critical to the future of building envelope design, construction, and sustainability. By investing in emerging talent, SOPREMA aims to strengthen the industry and help foster innovation for generations to come.
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