Insulating Glass
Double glazing (or insulating glass) is made of two panes of glass separated by dry air or an inert gas such as argon.
Features:
- Excellent thermal insulation, making it an ideal energy-saving building material.
- The dry air in the spacer layer provides an anti-fogging effect.
- Thermal insulation is further enhanced if filled with an inert gas like argon.
Applications:
- Architecture, train windows, freezers, etc.
Specifications:
| Spacer Thickness | 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 16mm |
| Max Size | 96" x 138" (2438mm x 3500mm) |
| Certifications | European EN-1279 Certification, US IGCC Certification |
Chinta Glass Awarded the IGCC 2015 Certification
IGCC stands for the Insulating Glass Certification Council in the United States.
Products must pass testing under the following standards:
● ASTM E2190: Standard Specification for Insulating Glass Unit Performance and Evaluation.
● Test items include: High Humidity Test, Volatile Fog Test, Accelerated Weathering Cycle Test, etc.
● IGCC certification requires annual factory audits and testing every two years.
Chinta Glass - Swiss Bystronic Automated Insulating Glass Production Line Video
