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Argon gas is most commonly used in the ordinary incandescent
lightbulb. It is clear, non toxic, and non flammable. The space
between the two panes of glass is filled with Argon gas, because
thermal conductivity of this inert gas is lower than air. Result?
Heat loss is reduced and energy efficiency is improved.
When considering the Argon gas option, ensure your supplier is
selling you a window which has been tested and is capable of
retaining the gas once installed. A window that leaks Argon will
take away both the thermal and monetary value of your
investment. Swiggle seal is the only Warm Edge insulating glass
system to pass the DIN standard for Argon gas retention in
North America today.
To learn about our Low E Glass, click here.
To learn about our Swiggle Seal Technology, click here. |
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