Three glass panes connected by spacers – two of them are covered with a low-emission coating An aluminum spacer that is the basic element of the combination The inter-pane space is normally filled with 90% argon and 10% air It is possible to obtain a heat transfer coefficient up to Ug = 0,4 W/m²K It is possible to create packages with different widths of components in the combination Recommended for energy-saving construction due to a significant reduction in the heat transfer coefficient It is possible to fill the inter-pane space with krypton in order to reduce the heat transfer coefficientA triple glazing unit consisting of three glass panes. It is a standard for window and door systems with increased thermal properties.
The standard unit is 48mm thick, the components of which are 4mm (glass) – 18mm (spacer) – 4mm (glass) – 18mm (spacer) – 4mm (glass), forming the so-called 4/18/4/18/4 unit.
In the space between the panes, created by the spacer, there is mainly argon (90%), which additionally reduces the Ug heat transfer coefficient.
