What is Low E Glass Low E glass, also known as low emissivity glass or low-e glass, is specially coated to transmit visible light while reflecting up to 90% of the sun’s heat-producing infrared radiation. Heat loss through windows and doors accounts for approximately 30% of the heat lost in the entire house. Low-E glass …
Toughened Glass Toughened glass, also referred to as tempered glass is physically and thermally stronger than normal glass. The prime function of any toughened glass is to ensure if broken for whatever reason then it breaks safely. How Is it Made? Tempered glass is produced by the glass being passed through an oscillating furnace at …
Advantages & Disadvantages of Laminated Glass When you look at laminated glass on its edge, you can determine if it’s been laminated. A visible interlayer is present in laminated glass. When knocked on, it also makes a different sound than annealed or tempered glass. Table of Contents Uses for Laminated Glass Laminated is considered a …
Float Glass Annealed or float glass is the most common type of glass. It is versatile enough to be used in a variety of settings and serves as the basis for many other types of glass, such as tinted (heat-absorbing) glass and laminated glass. How is Float Glass Made? Float glass is made using the …
