Argon Gas in Windows

Earth’s atmosphere is comprised of 0.9% Argon. One of the inert or Noble gases, Argon is colorless, odorless and non-flammable. Denser than air, Argon added to a double pane window unit greatly improves the insulating capability. Moreover, the addition of Argon with Low E coatings brings the temperature of the glass closer to room temperature. America’s…

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Low E Window Facts

Double pane IGU

Insulated Glass Unit Low E window facts start with an insulated glass unit (IGU). The glass surface of a window acts chiefly to absorb heat energy or shift that energy away in the form of moving air. Low E (low emissivity) coating applied to the glass surface helps to reduce the penetration of infrared and…

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