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Clear Glass is a glass manufactured in the float line without any tint, allowing it to be transparent in nature. This transparent and clear finish ensures clarity of vision with true colours of the objects

Mirrored glass is another phrase used for reflective glass.

The extra clear glass is a type of float glass, which has very low iron content and hence is also called low iron glass. The iron content in float glass is usually 830 – 850 ppm (parts per million), while iron content in an extra clear glass is less than 150 ppm. It allows almost 92% of visible light to be transmitted

Tinted glass is made by adding small amounts of metal oxide to the glass composition. This alters the transmission of solar energy and modifies the colour without changing the basic properties of the glass

This coating is applied to cold glass by a 'magnetron' coating line. The float glass is passed through this special facility and the coating is applied to the surface. This coating is delicate and damages quite easily and thus the term 'soft coat' is used to describe this type of low e coating.

A hard coat on a Low E window is when a thin layer of silver is sprayed onto the surface of the glass at a very high temperature

Laminated glass is a type of safety glass composed of two or more layers of glass bonded together with an interlayer material, typically made of Polyvinyl Butyral (PVB) or, in some cases, ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA). This interlayer holds the glass layers together, even when the glass is broken, which provides several important benefits and applications.

Insulated glass, also known as double-glazed or double-pane glass, is a type of architectural glass construction designed to improve energy efficiency and enhance thermal insulation in buildings. It consists of two or more glass panes separated by a space filled with air or gas and sealed around the edges.