Insulating glass is of flawless quality with high degree of resistance to heat, retarding the flux of heat during the summer and heat loss during winter. It saves electricity being used for heating or cooling by decreasing air to air heat transfer. The air enclosed within the insulated glass panes makes insulating capability twice that of monolithic glass. Therefore load of air-conditioning is greatly reduced, with insulating glass; the insulating effect of air layer makes it tough for the glass to become cold and is relatively difficult for dew condensation.

Insulating glass is of flawless quality with high degree of resistance to heat, retarding the flux of heat during the summer and heat loss during winter. It saves electricity being used for heating or cooling by decreasing air to air heat transfer. The air enclosed within the insulated glass panes makes insulating capability twice that of monolithic glass. Therefore load of air-conditioning is greatly reduced, with insulating glass; the insulating effect of air layer makes it tough for the glass to become cold and is relatively difficult for dew condensation.