Double-glazed glass is made of two or more layers of parallel glass with a distance of a few millimeters, and the space between the glasses is usually filled by the manufacturer with inert gases such as argon and... This empty space acts as an insulator and prevents the passage of sound and the exchange of temperature inside the house with the outside environment. Traditional and industrial double-glazed glass are two models of double-glazed glass, each of which is produced by different methods.
The difference between industrial and traditional double-glazed glass
How to make them
The first difference between industrial and traditional double-glazed glass is in their manufacturing method.
The first stage of double-glazed glass production is called cutting. This step requires a lot of precision so that the double-glazed glass is correctly placed in its place, i.e. the frame.
The raw materials used in them
The second The difference between traditional and industrial double-glazed glass is in the raw materials used in them.
Probably you also have the experience of seeing a heater sitting on double-glazed windows or there are dirt stains on their inner glass.< br>
This difference is due to the moisture absorbent materials used in them. It prevents, but in traditional double-glazed glasses, the injection of silica gel is not done evenly, and it may even be injected more or less in some parts, and this is the reason for the evaporation of the glasses.
Their insulation stage
The third difference between traditional and industrial double-glazed glass is the glass insulation stage. In this stage, it is necessary that no seams remain in the glass and it is made according to the standard.
Argon gas in them
The other difference between traditional and industrial double-glazed glass is the non-uniform injection of gas in them.
It is necessary Know that after connecting the glasses together and performing the insulation step, the gas fills the space between the glasses.
In the traditional method, first they create a hole in the corners of the glass, and then argon gas is injected into the chamber from one side. They inject into the glass and after that they inject into the glass from the other side and at the same stage in the other hole they empty the air in it so that they can insert argon gas into it.
But know that This method in the traditional double-glazed glass has flaws, one of which is that it causes the gas to not enter the entire glass chamber in the same way.
Gluing step >
The next difference between traditional and industrial double-glazed glass is the difference in the gluing stage and the use of different types of adhesives.
Before understanding their differences at this stage, it is better to tell you that The gluing stage is done for two important reasons, i.e. maintaining the resistance and strength of the glass and preventing the gasses in the glass from escaping and wasting. and the problem with this method is that there is a possibility that some parts of the glass do not have glue, which causes the production glass to be weak and also causes the gas inside them to escape.