Low-E Laminated Glass

Product Introduction

Low-E Laminated Glass is a high-performance architectural glass that combines the benefits of Low-Emissivity (Low-E) coating with laminated safety glass technology. It is designed to provide superior thermal insulation, solar control, and enhanced safety—all in one product. By integrating a Low-E coated pane into a laminated structure, this glass reduces energy consumption, blocks harmful UV rays, and increases occupant protection, making it ideal for modern residential, commercial, and institutional buildings.

Product Features

Low-E Coating Technology: Reflects infrared heat while allowing natural daylight to pass through, improving energy efficiency.

Laminated Safety Structure: Two or more layers of glass bonded with PVB or SGP interlayers for impact resistance and post-breakage safety.

UV Protection: Blocks over 99% of ultraviolet rays, protecting furnishings and interior spaces.

Noise Reduction: The laminated structure offers excellent acoustic insulation.

Customizable Appearance: Available in clear, tinted, or reflective versions.

Product Details

Glass Composition: Low-E coated glass + interlayer (PVB or SGP) + float/tempered/heat-strengthened glass

Glass Thickness: 6.38mm to 40mm (based on layer configuration)

Low-E Coating Options: Single, double, or triple-silver Low-E coatings

Interlayer Thickness: 0.38mm, 0.76mm, 1.14mm, 1.52mm, or custom multilayer combinations

U-Value: Down to 1.0 W/m²·K (depending on configuration)

SHGC (Solar Heat Gain Coefficient): 0.2–0.5 based on coating type

Available Sizes: Up to 3300mm × 6000mm

Standards: Complies with EN 12543, EN 12600, ASTM, CE, and other international safety and energy standards

Product Advantages

Energy Efficiency: Significantly reduces heat transfer, lowering HVAC energy costs.

Enhanced Safety: Holds together upon impact, reducing the risk of injury and intrusion.

Acoustic Comfort: Reduces noise from traffic, construction, and other external sources.

UV and Fade Protection: Protects interior furnishings, flooring, and artwork from sun damage.

Design Versatility: Suitable for facades, skylights, curtain walls, doors, windows, partitions, and more.

FAQ

Q1: How is Low-E Laminated Glass different from standard laminated glass?

A: It combines laminated safety with thermal insulation and solar control, thanks to the Low-E coating applied to one of the glass surfaces.

Q2: Can it be used in insulated glass units (IGUs)?

A: Yes. It can be combined with other panes in a double or triple IGU for enhanced energy performance.

Q3: Is this glass suitable for exterior use?

A: Absolutely. It is highly durable and designed for both interior and exterior architectural applications.

Q4: Does the Low-E coating affect visibility or color?

A: No. The coating is nearly invisible and maintains a clear, neutral appearance, unless a tinted option is chosen.

Q5: Is the laminated interlayer visible?

A: The interlayer is transparent or can be colored upon request, and is virtually invisible in most clear configurations.