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| Brand Name: | YIWO GLASS |
| Model Number: | 2MM-12MM |
| MOQ: | 1M2 |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, T/T |
Tinted float glass is a type of clear float glass infused with colorants during production to reduce solar heat gain, enhance aesthetics, and provide privacy while maintaining transparency.
Solar Control – Reduces glare and heat transmission (compared to clear glass) by absorbing or reflecting infrared (IR) and ultraviolet (UV) rays.
Tinting Options – Common colors:
Bronze/Gray (neutral, reduces brightness)
Blue/Green (aesthetic appeal, moderate heat reduction)
Dark Blue/Black (higher absorption, privacy)
Light Transmission – Varies by shade (typically 14% to 75% visible light transmission).
Thickness Range – Usually 3mm to 12mm, with standard sizes similar to clear float glass.
UV Protection – Blocks ~30–50% of UV rays, protecting interiors from fading.
✔ Facades & Curtain Walls – Enhances building aesthetics while improving energy efficiency.
✔ Windows & Doors – Reduces cooling costs in hot climates.
✔ Automotive Glass – Side/rear windows (often laminated for safety).
✔ Partitions & Skylights – Balances natural light with privacy.
✔ Decorative Glass – Used in furniture, shelves, and interior design.
Energy Efficiency – Lowers solar heat gain, reducing AC loads.
Aesthetic Flexibility – Multiple colors complement architectural designs.
Glare Reduction – Improves comfort in offices and homes.
Cost-Effective – More affordable than coated reflective glass.
Lower Visible Light – Darker tints may require artificial lighting.
Heat Absorption – Can get warm (risk of thermal stress if not tempered in large panels).
Not a Safety Glass – Must be tempered or laminated for impact resistance.
EN 572 (Europe), ASTM C1036 (USA) – Quality standards.
Energy Star/LEED Compliance – Some tints qualify for green building credits.
Pilkington (NSG) – "Optifloat Tinted" range (bronze, gray, green).
Saint-Gobain – "SGG Cool-Lite" (combines tint with low-E coatings).
Guardian Glass – "Guardian Clarity" tinted series.
