What are the characteristics of Low-E glass?

① Excellent thermal performance, using Low-E glass to manufacture building doors and windows can greatly reduce the transfer of indoor heat energy caused by radiation to the outside, achieving ideal energy-saving effects. By using Low-E glass, the reduction of heat loss can significantly decrease the fuel consumption for heating, thereby reducing the emission of harmful gases. Low-E glass can meet the requirements of winter and summer, providing both insulation and heat preservation, and achieving an environmentally friendly and low-carbon effect.

② The optical performance is superior, and the visible light transmittance of Low-E glass ranges from 0% to 95% theoretically (which is difficult to achieve with 6mm white glass). Visible light transmittance represents indoor lighting. The light transmittance of Low-E glass is much higher than that of ordinary white glass, making it visually more transparent and providing better lighting.

③ Energy saving and environmentally friendly, using Low-E glass to manufacture building doors and windows can greatly reduce the transfer of indoor heat energy caused by radiation to the outside, achieving ideal energy-saving effects. At the same time, it can significantly reduce the fuel consumption for heating, thereby reducing the emission of harmful gases.

④ Thermal insulation: In winter, indoor temperatures are higher than outdoor temperatures, and low emissivity glass can transfer less indoor heat to the outside, thus achieving insulation effect. In the same summer, the indoor temperature is lower than the outdoor temperature, which can minimize the transfer of outdoor heat to the indoor environment and achieve insulation.

③ Not only dustproof but also beautiful, the double-layer hollow Low-E glass has a composite sealing strip, which integrates insulation, drying, and sealing in one, with good sealing performance, making it difficult for moisture and dust to enter. It also has a certain degree of concealment, with no visible interior from the outside, and a clear view from the inside that emphasizes both dust prevention and aesthetics. Privacy and openness coexist. Low-E glass is divided by color into three basic tones: blue, green, and gray. Different processes can be made according to the combination of different thicknesses and materials. For example, neutral colors, gold (rose gold), silver, and other relatively distinctive colors.