Applications of Low-E Glass: A Must-Read Guide to Energy-Efficient Building Glazing
Release time：
Mar 25,2026
Low-E low-emissivity glass is primarily used in curtain walls for office buildings, high-end residential doors and windows, commercial complexes, sunrooms, and passive energy-efficient buildings.
Low-E glass is primarily used in curtain walls for office buildings, high-end residential doors and windows, commercial complexes, sunrooms, and passive energy-efficient buildings, serving as a standard material for modern energy-saving construction. It effectively addresses issues such as high building energy consumption, summer solar gain from the west, winter heat loss, and ultraviolet radiation damage.
LOW-E glass manufactured by Guangdong Haibo Special Glass utilizes an offline magnetron sputtering coating process and features a hollow-gas-filled structure, effectively blocking external heat in summer while retaining indoor warmth in winter, all while maintaining high light transmittance.
Data show that its emissivity is below 0.15, energy-saving efficiency has improved by more than 40%, ultraviolet-blocking performance exceeds 90%, and it is suitable for both northern and southern climate zones.
Thirty-two energy-saving projects and 27 high-end residential developments have already been implemented in Guangdong. The products feature long-term, film-free oxidation resistance and stable performance, fully meeting green building certification standards, making them the preferred solution for energy-efficient interior finishing.
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