Product Description
When multiple glass panes are assembled into units, they are commonly called to as "insulated glass", "Double glazing/ Double Glazed Units" or Insulating Glass Units (IGU). These units are produced with the intention of maximizing the thermal insulating properties of a gas contained in the space formed by the unit while at the same time providing clear vision through the unit at low temperatures. Most IGUs are double glazed, but IGUs with three sheets or more, i. e. "triple glazing" are becoming more common due to higher energy costs. Insulated glazing may be framed in a sash, frame or in a curtain wall.
IGUs are manufactured on a made to order basis on Hongyu glass production lines. The width and height dimensions, the thickness of the glass panes and the type of glass for each pane as well as the overall thickness of the unit must be supplied to us. On the assembly line, spacers of specific thicknesses are cut and assembled into the required overall width and height dimensions and filled with desiccant. On a parallel line, glass panes are cut to size and washed to be optically clear. An adhesive sealant is applied to the face of the spacer on each side and the panes pressed against the spacer. If the unit is gas filled, two holes are drilled into the spacer of the assembled unit, lines are attached to draw out the air out of the space and replaced with the desired gas. The lines are then removed and holes sealed to contain the gas. The units are then sealed on the edge side using either polysulphide or silicone sealant or similar material to prevent humid outside air from entering the unit. The desiccant will remove traces of humidity from the air space so that no water appears on the inside faces of the glass panes facing the air space during cold weather.
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