Glass Panes: Insulated glass units (IGUs) consist of two or more glass panes. Common thicknesses for each pane can range from 4mm to 12mm or more, depending on the application.
Spacer: Our glass panes are separated by an aluminum spacer, especially imported from Italy. The spacer creates an insulating air space between the glass layers.
Sealant: The edges of the glass panes are sealed with a durable sealant to ensure an airtight and watertight unit.

Air or Gas Filling: The space between the glass panes is filled with air or a low-conductance gas (argon or krypton), providing improved thermal insulation compared to single-pane glass.
Low-E Coating: To further enhance energy efficiency, one or both of the glass panes have a low-emissivity (Low-E) coating, which reflects heat back into the interior while allowing visible light to pass through.

Noise Reduction: Insulated glass helps reduce noise transmission, making it effective for applications in noisy environments or areas with specific acoustic requirements.

Reduced Condensation: The insulating layer between the glass panes helps minimize condensation on the interior surfaces of the glass, reducing the risk of moisture-related issues.

Variety of Glass Types: Insulated glass units can be customized with various types of glass, including clear, tinted, reflective, or patterned glass.

Reduced Heat Transfer: The insulating layer and low-E coatings help reduce heat transfer, making insulated glass units more energy-efficient compared to single-pane glass.

Industry Standards: Insulated glass units should meet industry standards to ensure consistent quality, durability, and performance.