Features of Insulating Glass

① Significant Energy Savings

High-performance insulated glass, with its special metallic film, achieves a shading coefficient of 0.22-0.49, reducing the load on indoor air conditioning (cooling). Its heat transfer coefficient of 1.4-2.8 W/(m².K) is better than ordinary insulated glass. It also significantly reduces the heating load. Therefore, the larger the window, the more pronounced the energy-saving effect.

 

② Improved Indoor Environment
High-performance insulated glass can block a considerable amount of solar energy from entering the room, thus preventing discomfort caused by radiant heat and reducing glare from sunset.

 

③ Rich Colors and Artistic Appearance
High-performance insulated glass is available in a variety of colors, allowing for selection to achieve desired artistic effects.

 

④ Applications of High-Performance Insulated Glass
Suitable for public facilities such as office buildings, exhibition halls, and libraries, as well as special buildings requiring constant temperature and humidity, such as computer rooms, precision instrument workshops, and chemical plants. It can also be used for sun protection and glare prevention from sunset.