Specifications
Low e triple insulated glass unit
Composition: three sheet of glass and two sapcer
Thickness: single glass thick is normally 4-12mm, spacer thick is 6A, 9A, 12A, 15A etc.
Spacer: dry air or argon filled
Color: customized
Size: customized
Triple Insulated Glass
Triple insulating glass units are constructed with three plies of glass separated by two hermetically sealed and dehydrated spaces. This construction increases the insulating value of the glass unit, thus reducing the u-value.

Benefits of Triple Insulated Glass
1. Triple-pane glazed are more energy-efficient.
Triple-pane glazed are more efficient than dual-pane glazed, which are more efficient than single-pane glazed. The additional panes of glass provide more insulation. and the extra insulation leads to reduced energy costs.
2. Triple-pane glazed reduce noise.
The insulating properties of multiple layers of glass and gas that protect against the outside elements also protect against outside sound. Triple-glazed provide noise reduction benefits that make your home more comfortable beyond the temperature setting.
3. Triple-pane Low-E glazed reflect more heat.
Low-E glass is a common feature in energy-efficient windows. It helps block out the sun’s damaging ultraviolet and infrared rays. Low-E triple-glazed provide more protection from the sun, which does more than just keep your home from heating up. but also prevent the interior of your home from UV rays helps reduce the furnitures that are exposed to direct sunlight through your windows.


Double Glazed vs. Triple Glazed
The U-factor (rate of heat loss) is better in the triple pane glass option than doube glazed, making them the better insulator.
Compare to double glazed, the most obvious benefit of triple glazed is an increase in energy efficiency—they offer an improvement of up to 20-30% on energy efficiency if you consider Solar Heat Gain Coefficients (SHGC) and U-factors.
Cost of triple glazed is higher than double glazed since it is more processing flow, but triplre glazed is more energy saving, and an increase in energy efficiency conversely means a decrease in heating bills.
