Is coated glass too reflective and glaring? Choose the right setting for energy savings and eye protection—Foshan coated glass manufacturer.
Release time:
Dec 02,2025
Ever feel that coated glass is too reflective and glaring? Actually, choosing the right type can be a real breeze! For home balcony designs, avoid high-reflectivity coated glass—instead, opt for “low-emissivity, lightly coated” models. These offer a light transmittance of over 72%, letting in plenty of natural light without blocking it, and they also block up to 65% of UV rays, helping to lower indoor temperatures by 3°C in summer.
The office building’s curtain wall features a “double-silver gradient coating” whose reflectivity gradually changes from top to bottom, meeting urban light pollution standards while also exuding a high-end, sophisticated texture. Worried about the coating peeling off?
Make sure you choose the “vacuum magnetron sputtering” process—no matter how many times you rub it with a hard cloth, the coating won’t come off. Fun fact for your procurement: On-site, use a polarizing filter to check the reflection; if the angle of incidence is 45° and the reflection isn’t glaring, then it’s considered合格 (qualified).
For seaside projects, choose a salt-spray-resistant coating—durability is boosted by 50%, making it suitable for both home and commercial applications!
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