About Low-E Glass Introduction

Low-e glass has the following features:

Coating: Low-e glass is coated with an extremely thin coating of metal or metal oxide on its surface to reflect heat away and decrease solar radiation passing through, thus improving energy efficiency and improving the energy performance of this glass material. However, its transparency allows its natural color transmission as well as light transmission capabilities without interference or compromise to light transmission capabilities.

Energy saving: Low-e glass can easily adapt the indoor temperature according to changing climate conditions, decreasing heating or air conditioning usage. In wintertime it keeps heat inside where it belongs while keeping you cozy warm; and during summer it blocks outdoor heat entering while keeping you cooler.

Anti-UV: Low-e glass filters out ultraviolet radiation to shield people and objects in a room from its damaging rays, safeguarding people against age-related skin aging and cancer risks as well as discoloring furniture or carpets from direct sun light damage. Its filters also filter out hazardous air pollution that emits radiation that damages furniture or carpets directly by its impact.

Sound Insulation: Low-e glass helps minimize noise pollution as its sound insulation performance is increased with its coating, creating quiet environments such as bedrooms, offices or schools that promote restful and relaxing living experiences.