Low radiation glass



Low emissivity glass, abbreviated as Low-E glass, is the abbreviation for Low emissivity in English. This is a film product composed of multiple layers of metal or other compounds coated on the surface of glass, with high transmittance to visible light and high reflection to mid to far infrared rays ,Glass product.




Simply put, this type of glass can transmit light, but when thermal energy (infrared) from the sun or HVAC strikes low radiation glass, it will be reflected back into the original space, rather than transmitted through the glass.



Features:



Excellent thermal performance: The heat passing through the glass is bidirectional, and the heat can be transferred from indoor to outdoor, and vice versa, and it occurs simultaneously, only due to poor heat transfer. Low-E glass can meet the requirements of winter and summer, providing both insulation and environmental protection, achieving a low-carbon effect;



Good optical performance: The visible light transmittance of Low-E glass ranges from 0% to 95%, and the visible light transmittance represents indoor daylighting. It can be controlled to meet indoor daylighting needs under different conditions.