Low E glass (Low Emissivity) provides excellent performance in situations where temperature separation is desired. It is used to help meet energy efficiency requirements by blocking UV light and providing heat insulation. This is achieved with a special thin-film metallic or oxide coating which prevents the passage of short-wave solar energy into a building and prevents heat energy from escaping.

Low-e Insulated Glass (IGU): Made by 2pcs or more float glasses filled with desiccant or Argon gas with an Aluminum frame. Primary seal (butyl) and secondary seal (polysulfide or structure) effectively protect against radiation when coated with Low-E film.

• Paper and Cork liners are placed between every two glass panes to prevent scratches.
• Glass is secured in suitable wooden crates with Corner Protectors.
• Wooden crates feature legs for easy forklift loading and unloading.