The key innovation in the Glas Trösch Silverstar High Performance coated glass product range is to use the magnetron coating process to achieve more neutral hues.
Each pane of glass reflects the light to a greater or lesser extent and therefore creates a reflection colour that can vary considerably. The intensity of the colour depends on the degree of light reflection.
How are the intense colour reflections avoided?
Glas Trösch manages to avoid these intense colours by supplementing the silver layers with intermediate layers of metal oxides. These reduce the light reflection and thus make the glass look more neutral. Products that are now in particular high demand include the Silverstar Combi layers with a light grey shade, available in various levels of light transmission from 70% to 40% and g values from 0.35 to 0.22.
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For example, the Silverstar Combi Grey 40/22 with its low g-value is particularly suitable for those that want to achieve very low carbon energy efficient buildings. These coatings will also help for LEED and BREAM certifications.
