Single Double Triple Silver Low-E Insulated Glass Double Glazing Insulating Glazed Units Hollow Igu Vacuum Glass for Window Glass Building Curtain Wall

Insulated glass is constructed using two or more panes of glass, separated by an aluminum frame filled with desiccants. It is sealed around all four edges by cement, soldering, or welding and ultimately filled with dry air or other inert gases like Argon. Common production methods include cementation, welding, and burning-on, with cementation being the most widely utilized.

Modern applications frequently use vacuum sputter coated glass for the outer layer, offering sun control and Low-E properties. This technology is essential for indoor energy consumption management. High-quality original glass in various thicknesses, colors (clear, ultra-clear, tinted), and types (tempered, laminated, embossed) can be processed into flat or cambered insulated units.

Designed for buildings requiring high performance in heating, air conditioning, thermal insulation, soundproofing, and anti-condensation.

• Residential and Commercial Buildings (Facades and Curtain Walls)
• Public Facilities (Hospitals, Schools, Libraries)
• Specialized Environments (Computer Rooms, Greenhouses, Skylights)
• Transport Equipment (Vehicles, Boats)