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Hard & Soft Low-E Glass

Hard & Soft Low-E Glass

Leading Hard & Soft Low-E Glass Manufacturers

We have the capability of processing and Tempering the Hard & Soft Low-E Glass. Manufacturing Low-E Glass is the main area of specialization of our company in Jalandhar. Our company receives best of the feedbacks from our happy customers with their service with us for Low-E Glass. The ability of a material to radiate energy is known as emissivity. In general, highly reflective materials have a low emissivity and dull darker colored materials have a high emissivity.

All materials, including windows, radiate heat in the form of long-wave, infrared energy depending on the emissivity and temperature of their surfaces. Reducing the emissivity of one or more of the window glass surfaces improves a window’s insulating properties. This is where our Specialty Low-E Glass or what we know as low emissivity glass comes in to picture. We provide our services and supply Low E- Glass to most of the North Indian States like Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Himachal Pradesh etc.

Low-e glass comprises of extremely thin layers of silver or other low emissivity materials, reflects the interior temperatures back inside, keeping the room warm or cold. It is a highly reflective glass designed for any building where it is necessary to limit solar heat buildup and therefore reducing air conditioning cost. In the same manner, it limits light transmission, hence, reduces glare inside the building.

Advantages of Low-E Glass:

  1. Energy Efficient: Windows made of Low-E Glass is responsible for the reduction in the heat loss during the winters, whereas, prevents heat gain during the air-conditioning season in summers.
  2. Acts as a Shield: Low-E Glass acts as a shield against harmful UV rays of sun and safe guards leather, fabrics, carpeting, finishes and
    artwork from the effects of UV rays.
  3. Elimination Of Unwanted Condensation: Low-E Glass reduces unnecessary condensation on window glasses when warm air masses comes into contact with cold window glass leaving behind moisture.