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Low Emissivity Coated Glass
The Low-E energy saving glass is a kind of coated glass that uses vacuum magnetron sputtering (PVD) technology and special equipment to plating multiple layers of inorganic materials, such as metals, metal compounds, etc.
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The Low-E energy saving glass is a kind of coated glass that uses vacuum magnetron sputtering (PVD) technology and special equipment to plating multiple layers of inorganic materials, such as metals, metal compounds, etc. on the glass substrate, which contains at least one or more layers of nano-silver materials, giving ordinary glass materials controllable reflective color, visible light transmittance and reflectivity, as well as energy-saving performance and other new functions.
Off-line Low radiation (low-E) energy-saving glass is the use of vacuum magnetron sputtering (PVD) technology, the use of specific equipment, on the glass substrate plated with multiple layers of inorganic materials, such as metals, metal compounds, etc., which contains at least one or more layers of nanoscale pure silver materials, giving ordinary glass materials controllable reflection color, visible light transmittance and reflectivity, As well as new functions such as energy-saving properties of coated glass.Nanoscale metal silver layer is the main functional layer of off-line Low radiation (low-E) energy-saving glass, due to functional requirements, off-line Low radiation (low-E) energy-saving glass sometimes contains two or three layers of nanoscale silver layer, so as to produce double silver, three silver low-E energy-saving glass products.
