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Customized Insulated Glass Double-Glazing Solutions from China Suppliers and Factory for Better Energy Efficiency
Introduction
Product Parameters
Pane Configuration
Double - Pane:
The most common type, featuring two glass panes separated by a spacer.
Triple - Pane:
Comprises three glass panes for enhanced insulation and noise reduction, ideal for extreme climates.
Spacer Material
Aluminum Spacers:
Lightweight and durable, often filled with desiccant to prevent moisture buildup.
Super Spacers:
Flexible, warm - edge spacers that reduce heat transfer through the frame, improving overall thermal performance.
Gas Filling
Air:
Standard option, providing basic insulation.
Argon/Krypton:
Inert gases with higher density than air, reducing heat transfer by up to 30% and enhancing energy efficiency.
Technical Specs
Glass Thickness:
Single Pane: 3 - 6mm. Total Unit: 12 - 40mm.
Size Range:
Up to 300cm x 600cm; custom architectural sizes available.
U - Value:
As low as 1.1 W/(m²·K) with Argon (vs 5.8 for single pane).
VLT:
10% to 80% depending on coating and glass type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the main benefit of Triple-Pane over Double-Pane glass?
Triple-pane glass features an additional layer of glass and an extra gas-filled space, providing significantly enhanced thermal insulation and superior noise reduction, making it ideal for extreme climates.
Q2: Why is Argon or Krypton gas used instead of regular air?
Argon and Krypton are inert gases with higher density than air. Filling the space between panes with these gases can reduce heat transfer by up to 30%, greatly improving energy efficiency.
Q3: What is the difference between Aluminum and Super Spacers?
Aluminum spacers are lightweight and durable, while Super Spacers are flexible "warm-edge" spacers designed to minimize heat transfer through the frame, further enhancing the unit's thermal performance.
Q4: How much does the U-Value improve with insulated glass?
Standard single-pane glass has a U-value of approximately 5.8 W/(m²·K). A double-pane unit with argon filling can achieve a U-value as low as 1.1 W/(m²·K), indicating significantly better insulation.
Q5: What sizes are available for large architectural projects?
We offer standard sizes up to 300cm x 600cm, but custom sizes can be manufactured to meet the specific requirements of large-scale architectural designs.
Q6: What does Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) mean for my building?
VLT measures the amount of natural light that passes through the glass. Depending on your needs for privacy or brightness, VLT ranges from 10% (tinted) to 80% (clear/low-e).