"Anti-Sun" glass is an advanced solution for dealing with heat and solar radiation in various spaces. It combines innovative technologies to reduce the penetration of harmful sun rays, while maintaining the passage of natural light and comfort.
Principle of operation:
Anti-sun glass is coated with thin layers of special materials that filter solar radiation. These layers are designed to transmit visible light, but block a significant portion of infrared rays (responsible for heating) and ultraviolet rays (which cause damage to skin and objects).
Types of anti-sun glass:
- Coated glass:
- This is regular glass to which a thin coating of sunscreen materials has been applied.
- There are different types of coatings that allow control of the level of filtration and darkness of the glass.
- Laminated glass:
- This is glass composed of layers of glass with thin layers of sunscreen materials between them.
- This solution is common in double-glazed windows and curtain walls.
Main advantages:
- Reducing fever:
- Significant reduction in space temperature, especially in summer.
- Improving comfort and coziness inside the building.
- Energy saving
- Reducing the need to use air conditioners, which leads to savings in electricity consumption.
- UV protection:
- Protect furniture, floors and art objects from fading and sun damage.
- Protecting the skin from harmful UV radiation.
- Natural light transition:
- Maintaining the flow of natural light, which is important for proper lighting and health.
- Design:
- Anti-sun glass is available in a variety of colors and dark levels, allowing it to be matched to the design style of the building.
Common uses:
- Windows of residential and office buildings.
- Curtain walls and storefronts.
- Glass roofs and overhead skylights.
- Car windows.
Anti-sun glass is an excellent solution for those looking to improve the quality of life in spaces exposed to the sun, while saving energy and maintaining health.
