Low-emissivity coated glass (single, double, triple, quadruple silver glass)

Process Description: Using vacuum magnetron sputtering, multiple layers of metal films of varying materials are deposited onto the surface of high-quality float glass to achieve the high light transmittance, low reflectivity, high heat resistance, and environmentally friendly design requirements required of modern architectural glass. Applications: Widely used in high-end projects and new buildings, including glass curtain walls, doors and windows, and skylights. Product Features and Advantages: Low-E glass is categorized as single-silver, double-silver, or triple-silver, depending on the number of functional silver layers and energy-saving performance. Increasing the number of silver layers requires more complex processing techniques, but significantly improves energy efficiency and thermal insulation. Triple-silver Low-E glass, also known as infrared shielding energy-saving glass, offers exceptional thermal insulation, shielding over 97% of solar infrared radiation. Triple-silver Low-E glass, a high-end Low-E coated glass with three silver layers as its functional layers, is recognized worldwide as the architectural glass with the best sun protection and comfort requirements. Kibing Group uses the most advanced coating technology and is the first in China to launch a new concept of infrared shielding glass, filling the gap in medium and low transmittance triple silver Low-E film varieties, becoming the world's first glass manufacturer to fully cover high, medium and low transmittance triple silver Low-E products.