Reflective Glass

With the increase in demand for improved performance in glass products, new technology has evolved that allows metallic coatings to be applied to glass surfaces. The result is a range of glass products that offers the following benefits:

1) A wide choice of external appearances with varying degrees of reflectance.

2) Superior, all-around performance when compared with body tinted glass.

3) A wide range of combinations to satisfy specific aesthetic and performance requirements.

Where extra solar protection is required, Pyrolytic reflective coated glass offers the perfect solution.

Reflective coated glass is produced using CVD technology  (chemical vapor deposition) that creates a perfectly uniform layer of metal oxide chemically bonded to the surface of the glass. This hard chemical layer fully bonds to the glass, permitting the glass to be cut, bent, drilled, tempered, heat strengthened or laminated without affecting the coating.

Reflective float glass is available in a range of specifications to meet most environmental requirements in terms of solar control, thermal comfort and energy conservation.

High energy saving

Filters glittering sunlight

Adds aesthetics to a building's appearance

Mirror effect

When single glazed, the coating face should be towards the inside.

On-line LVC reflective glass can be bent or tempered after manufacture.

Colors: Clear, Euro Bronze, Golden Bronze Mist Grey, Euro Grey, Dark Grey, French Green, Dark Green, Lake Blue, Dark Blue, Royal Blue, and Pink etc.

1.Commercial buildings: Reflective glass is commonly used for facades, windows, and curtain walls in commercial buildings to provide privacy, solar control, and a sophisticated look.
2.Residential properties: Reflective glass can be used in residential buildings for windows, doors, and partitions to provide privacy, reduce heat, and add a touch of elegance to the interior or exterior.
3.Automotive industry: Reflective glass is used in the automotive industry for car mirrors and windows to provide privacy, reduce glare, and enhance the overall appearance of vehicles.
4.Security and surveillance: Reflective glass is often used in security and surveillance applications, such as observation rooms, police stations, and interrogation rooms, where one-way visibility is required.