a)Max Insulated Glass:9000X3300mm
b)Thickness: 12mm-60mm
c)SGCC,IGCC,CE,AS/NZS,CCC,ISO9001
d)Gas Filling, Argon
| Insulated Glass types | Insulated Glass,tempered insulated glass,low-e insulated glass,hollow glass,insulating glass, double glazing glass,low-e insulating glass, sealed insulating glass,window glass |
| Specification | 1)Max size:2700X5000mm(Except manual) Min size:300X300mm 2)Thickness range 12mm-60mm.(Double Glazing or Triple Glazing) 3)The nor thickness of air layer:6mm,9mm,12mm,16mm,19mm(1/4", 11/32", 1/2", 9/16", 19/32", 5/8") 4)Gas Filling: Dry air, Argon 5)Sealant: butyl rubber sealant with polysulfide sealant or structural silicone based sealant 6)Products can be randomly combined by transparent glass , tinted glass, tempered glass ,Bent tempered glass, coated glass , low-e glass, sandwich glass, glazed glass etc. |
| Features | 1,Thermal performance 2,Energy-saving building materials 3,Sound insulation 4,No dewing in low temperatures 5,Create aesthetic sense to buildings |
| Quality Standard | CE,CCC,GB/T11944-2002, Insulating Glass Standard, China |
| Applications | Restaurant,Hospitals/Schools,Airports,Freezers/Refrigerators,Air conditioned Buildings and other places needing indoor air condition. |
| International Market | U.S.A, Germany,Australia,Singapore,Japan,Thailand,Vietnam,Italy, India, Egypt, Pakistan, Iran, Kuwait, United Kingdom, Russia, Indonesia, Belgium, Turkey, South Africa, Poland, Iraq. Czech, Korea,Canada |
Insulated Glass is a multi-glass combination consisting of two or more panes enclosing a hermetically-sealed air spacer filled with molecule absorbent . It can be structured with laminated,tempered,coated and low-E coating glass.
Insulated Glass is called insulated glass, which refers to heat insulation, not sound or electricity. A less accurate term is "insulating glass", since the glass itself has no insulative properties. It is the air space between the glass layers (lites) that provides the insulation.
The space between the lites may be filled with air or an inert gas like argon or krypton which would provide better insulating performance. Argon has a thermal conductivity 67% that of air. Typically the spacer is filled with desiccant to prevent condensation and improve insulating performance. Less commonly, most of the air is removed, leaving a partial vacuum, which drastically reduces heat transfer through convection and conduction. This is called evacuated glazing. Similar techniques are also used in insulation products called vacuum insulated panels.
Often the insulating quality is used in reference to heat flow where the gap is the insulating medium. The gap is usually 12mm to 20mm thick. Within this range, the thickness does impact the insulating properties substantially, but smaller gaps have greater heat conduction through the air or other gas, and larger gaps allow more convection within the space leading to higher convective heat loss. A 16mm air gap is often considered the optimum thickness for air although this depends on many factors such as the size of the window, the temperature difference between the two panes and whether it is vertical.
