Insulating Glass (I.G.) is a multi-glass combination consisting of two or more panes enclosing a hermetically-sealed air space. The most important function of insulating glass is to reduce thermal losses, which offers many advantages: lower energy consumption, perfect transparency by reducing the incidence of condensation on the warm air side and the possibility of using larger glazed areas without increasing energy consumption.

Production:

Insulating Glass is a glazed unit composed of two or more glass panes separated by spacers filled with dehydrated air or gas. The sheets are connected by a spacer, using sealants to reduce water vapor penetration. The whole unit is hermetically assembled by a secondary edge seal, which gives structural robustness to the insulating glass. The spacer contains a desiccant that absorbs humidity from within the air space.

Properties:

• Energy Saving: Because K-value of insulated glass is lower than single glass, energy consumption will be greatly reduced if insulated glass is used especially in air conditioning and heating environment.
• Sound insulating: A window with insulated glass can reduce noise level to RW-45Db indoors from RW-86dB outdoors. It’s what single glass cannot perform.
• Safety: For the structure of double-glazing, insulated glass results in higher resistance of wind and impact, which is much suitable for high-rise coastal buildings, trains and ships.
• Anti-dewing: For its lower humidity permeability, insulated glass will not dew even circumstanced a big temperature difference between indoor and outdoor. In winter with such a circumstance, doors and windows made of single glass will dew but those of insulated glass will not, which can provide you a comfortable interior environment.

Categories:

• Clear double or multiplayer I.G.
• Reflective I.G.
• Tempered I.G.
• Low-E Insulating Glass

Application:

• Door and window glass for building.
• Door and window glass for train, ship and bus.
• Door glass of refrigerator, on-show cabinet.