Curved low e insulated safety sealed glass units

Specifications

Curved Insulated Glass

Curved Insulating Glass refers to two lites of curved glass sealed around the edges with an air space between, forming a double pane unit. Commonly referred to as an “IG unit,” insulating glass is the most effective way to reduce air-to-air heat transfer through glazing. The air space may be filled with an inert gas such as Argon to further reduce heat transfer and increase total comfort. When used in conjunction with low-E and/or reflective glass coatings, IG units become effective in conserving energy.

Applications

Glass window

Glass building facade

Roof/Ceiling/Canopy

Glass partition wall

Glass sunroom

Benefits

Energy Conservation:
Due to its thermal insulation property, the amount of heat coming in and going out from a room is reduced, when compared with single float glass. Thus energy is conserved as the temperature of the interior is maintained. A double glazed coating can be applied to one surface of the glass, for more energy conservation. Double glazed glass unit blocks most of the infrared radiations, so the heat coming to the building in summer is reduced up to some extent.

Economy:
As the temperature is maintained, the costs of air conditioning and heating the interiors are reduced. For commercial structures, double glazed panes are very economical.

Sound Insulation:
As two panes of glass are there in an insulated glass unit, they provide better sound insulation. The air gap between the glass panes must can be increased for perfect sound insulation.

Flexibility:
It is not necessary that the glass panes in the insulated glass unit must be float glass. Various types of glass such as tinted glass, toughened glass, laminated glass, heat strengthened glass, reflective glass, ceramic printed glass, patterned glass etc. can be assembled to make insulated glass unit as per the requirements. Also for more desired thermal insulation, a triple glazed unit can be used which has three panes of glass separated by air-filled cavities. The air gap can be filled by stable gases which provide better thermal insulation too.

Safety:

Double glazed planes are considered safer compared to single glass. As the unit is tightly sealed, it is difficult to break it from outside

Protection to Furnishing:
As sunlight does not enter directly into the room, the furnishings such as sofas, curtains, carpets, and other fabrics are protected from sun rays. This prevents fading of furnishing due to direct sunlight.

Aesthetics and performance:
Curved glass gives architects and designers more freedom to create innovative, aesthetically pleasing curved glazed facades where straightness, corners and edges can be enhanced with soft curves. appeal.