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Anonymous users2024-01-24LOW-E Glass] is openwork glass. Also known as low-emissivity coated glass, it is a high-quality float glass by the method of magnetron vacuum sputtering.
The surface is uniformly coated with the metal film system of Terdanvovoltz, which greatly reduces the emissivity of the glass surface, and the emissivity of the glass is reduced to and the spectral selectivity of the glass is improved. The hollow product composed of LOW-E glass can effectively transmit visible light through the film system and the glass, and more than 80% of the infrared rays that are invisible to the naked eye are reflected by the film system. Especially far infrared.
It is almost completely reflected back without passing through the glass, which not only keeps the room bright, but also reduces the load of the indoor heating hall to a certain extent.
LOW-E glass can also significantly reduce the ultraviolet rays of glass.
Transmittance, prevent organic aging, fabric fading and other problems.
The coated glass that I also installed in my house caused the living room to turn on the lights during the day, and I regretted dying, always thinking about changing the glass, and my husband said that I spent money indiscriminately. How did you solve it in your family?
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Glass floor production 1, the glass floor production material is made of wooden structure, and the lamp can be hidden in the T-shaped slot. Use stainless steel as the base frame and put tempered glass on top. Angle steel, welded to make the base frame, on top of the tempered glass. >>>More
Use a decorating knife, cut it, measure the size of the four sides, scratch the glass back, and use glass glue (you can't do it yourself, or ask the master to do it).
It can be re-sealed with glass glue, and if the gap is too large, the gap can be filled with foam filler and then sealed with glass glue.