Insulated glass from LYD GLASS , often referred to as double-glazed or triple-glazed glass, is a type of window or door glazing designed to improve energy efficiency and thermal performance. Insulated glass units (IGUs) consist of two or more glass panes separated by a space filled with an inert gas (usually argon or krypton) or a vacuum. The panes are sealed along the edges to create a barrier that reduces heat transfer, improving energy efficiency and comfort in a building. Insulated glass typically consists of two (double-glazed) or three (triple-glazed) panes of glass. The thickness and type of the glass can vary based on the requirements. These are the materials used to separate the glass panes. They are usually made from materials with low thermal conductivity and are filled with desiccants to absorb moisture. The edges are sealed with a primary seal (usually made from butyl rubber) and a secondary seal (often made from silicone or polysulfide) to prevent moisture ingress and ensure durability. The space between the panes is often filled with argon or krypton gas, which has lower thermal conductivity than air, enhancing thermal insulation. LYD's high-quality energy-saving insulated glass is widely used in doors, windows, curtain walls, refrigerated Display Cabinets, etc.
