Robert Winstanley & Co Ltd
Unit 1. 13 Ross Way, Shorncliffe Industrial Estate,
Folkestone, Kent. CT20 3UL Tel 01303 249048
Fax 01303 244443

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Gas Filled Sealed Units

Argon is a colorless, odourless, tasteless, non-toxic gas with a lower thermal conductivity than air. As such it is ideally suited for improving the thermal efficiency of double glazed units.

Using argon instead of air inside the cavity helps reduce the thermal loss through the glass and improves the U’value of the unit, therefore helping achieve a higher WER rating.

In order to gain the B and A rated window Argon gas is needed.

Thermally Efficient Glass

As you know we have been using K glass for many years in order to meet the current standards set out in the Building Regulations. The concept of low-emissivity glass is that it is harder for heat to pass through it than normal clear glass that has high emissivity.

A low-emissivity, or Low-E, coating is a very thin, transparent layer applied to the glass to reduce the amount of energy (radiant heat and ultraviolet rays) that passes through the window. That helps to save energy and reduce fading of room furnishings.

There are many types of Low-E glass on the market and in order to achieve a higher WER rating we will be switching to soft coat glass, which performs better than K glass. In order to achieve an A rated product we have to introduce a low iron product.

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