Low-E insulated glass

1.good sealing performance 2.good internal structure 3.high-quality aluminum and desiccant 4.Strictly supervise the produc

1.thickness: 3-19mm 2.min size: 100*100mm 3.max size: 3300*2140 4.certificate: CCC& CE& SGCC 5.usually used on window or door

Low-e Insulated glass

1.thickness:6-60mm

2.min size:100*100

3.max size: 3300*2140

Features

1> Low-e insulated glass can save energy and protect climate through reduction of carbon dioxide emissions and increasing the efficiency of components that consume energy e.g. reducing the energy consumption of buildings.

2>High visible light transmissibility

3>Strong heat insulation

4>Reduce consumption

5>Extending the area of natural light in

6>Reducing the risk of moisture condensation

7>Reducing the cold area of doors and windows

The glass panes are separated by a "spacer". A spacer is the component, or piece, used in window manufacturing that separates the two panes of glass in an insulating glass (IG) system, and seals the airspace between them.

Most IGUs are double glazed, but IGUs with three sheets or more, i.e. "triple glazing" are becoming more common due to higher energy costs. Insulated glazing may be framed in a , or in a curtain wall.