• Heat Control (Low-E coated) Glass is manufactured by depositing multi layered metal/metal oxides on float glass through "magnetically enhanced vacuum sputtering technology".
  
  
• Has a neutral appearance closer to clear float glass.
  
  
• Enables the sun's short wave infrared radiation to enter the room while reflecting
  long wave infrared radiant heat back into the room and therefore heat loss trough glass is reduced.
  
  
• In winter, cold spots by windows are eliminated and heat inside the room is radiated equally.
  
  
• The heat of the sun passes easily through the Heat Control (Low-E coated) Glass and warms the interior.
  
  
• Reduces UV transmission which causes fabrics to fade.
  
  
• Should be incorporated into insulating glass unit.
  
  
• Insulating glass unit incorporating Heat Control (Low-E coated) Glass reduces heat loss from windows by;
  
     - 81% compared to single glazing and,
     - 59% compared to traditional IG units.
  
  
• Effective heat insulation is provided and heating expenses are reduced.
  
  
• Enamelling, toughening, heat strengthening and laminating must be done prior to coating process.