Q1: What is Low-E glass?
A1: Low-E (low emissivity) glass has invisible metal coating to reflect infrared heat. Soft coat Low-E has better thermal performance, while hard coat Low-E is more durable and can be used for monolithic glass.
Q2: What is the difference between Low-E glass and solar control glass?
A2: Low-E mainly reduces heat transfer between inside and outside. Solar control glass focuses on blocking solar heat from sunlight. Combined Low-E solar control glass works well for hot sunny regions.
Q3: What gas filling options for insulated glass?
A3: Dry air is standard. Argon gas filling improves thermal insulation for higher energy-saving requirements. Krypton gas is available for thin cavity high-performance projects.
Q4: Can you customize size and glass structure?
A4: Yes, fully customized sizes, thickness, gas filling, spacer and coating options based on your project energy performance target.