Guangzhou tempered glass factory system doors and windows commonly used hollow glass moisture-proof
Release time:
Nov 14,2024
The hollow glass commonly used in the system doors and windows does have good moisture resistance. This is mainly due to the special structure and production process of insulating glass.
Insulating glass is made of two or more layers of glass separated by a partition to form a closed hollow layer. This hollow layer is usually filled with dry air or inert gas (such as argon) to further improve its heat insulation, sound insulation and moisture resistance. Since the hollow layer is closed and the internal gas is dry, it can effectively prevent the invasion of external moisture and keep the indoor environment dry and comfortable.
In addition, special sealing materials and processes are used in the production process of insulating glass, such as the use of high-quality sealants and sealing strips, to ensure the long-term tightness and stability of the hollow layer. These sealing materials and processes can not only effectively prevent moisture intrusion, but also prevent gas leakage, thereby maintaining the long-term performance of insulating glass.
In addition to moisture resistance, insulating glass also has the following advantages:
Thermal insulation performance: because the hollow layer is filled with dry air or inert gas, the thermal conductivity of these gases is low, so it can effectively reduce the conduction of heat, so as to keep the room cool in summer and warm in winter, further improving the energy efficiency of the home.
Sound insulation performance: The hollow layer can well isolate the transmission of sound, so the insulating glass has a better sound insulation effect, which can provide a quieter and more comfortable living environment for the family.
Aesthetics: Insulating glass usually has high light transmittance and clarity, and can create a bright and transparent indoor environment. At the same time, its diversified styles and colors can also meet the needs and preferences of different customers.
In summary, the insulating glass commonly used in system doors and windows has good moisture resistance and many other advantages, and is an indispensable high-performance glass material in modern architecture.
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