Vacuum Glass is engineered using the principle of the vacuum flask. It seals the circumference of two flat glass panes, maintaining a micro-space of 0.1-0.3mm using tiny supports. By vacuuming this space to 10-4Pa, thermal conduction and convection are virtually eliminated.
Core Advantages
Advanced Processing & Compounds
Adopts compounds of tempered, laminated, and hollowed glass using deep processing techniques. Custom-made units are available to meet specific project requirements.
Industrial Applications
Architecture
Thin, lightweight, and safe. Perfect for doors, windows, curtain walls, skylights, and landmark green buildings.
Home Appliances
Energy-saving and condensation-free. Ideal for freezers, wine cabinets, and commercial display cases.
Transportation
Soundproofing and optical transparency. Suitable for automobiles, high-speed rail, aircraft, and vessels.
BIPV & Agriculture
Excellent thermal insulation for solar photovoltaic buildings and modern greenhouse farming.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the primary benefits of using Vacuum Glass?
Vacuum Glass offers superb thermal insulation, excellent soundproofing, and remains free of condensation even in high-humidity environments due to its interior vacuum layer.
How thin is the space between the glass panes?
The space between the two pieces of flat glass is maintained at a precise depth of 0.1mm to 0.3mm using tiny support props.
Can this glass be used for commercial freezers?
Yes, it is ideal for home appliances like freezers, wine cabinets, and display cases because it saves energy and prevents frost/condensation.
What is the maximum size available for production?
Our standard maximum specification for vacuum glass production is 2440mm * 3660mm.
Is the glass tempered for safety?
Yes, we utilize compound techniques including fully tempered and laminated glass to ensure maximum safety and durability for various applications.
How does it perform in terms of noise reduction?
Because the vacuum layer eliminates medium for sound conduction, it provides significantly better acoustic insulation compared to standard single or double-paned glass.
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