Heat-reflecting coated glass, also known as solar-controlled film glass, is formed by plating a metal or compound film layer on a high-quality float glass surface by vacuum magnetron sputtering. The main function of the film is to control the reflection, transmission and absorption of solar radiation directly,  in the purpose of forming the required reflection color.

The features of heat-reflecting coated glass:

Control the incoming of direct solar radiation directly, excellent shadow effect.

Splendid reflection color and excellent decorative effects.

Good hiding of indoor object and building components.

Ideal visible light transmission ratio and reflection ratio.

Weaking the transmission of ultraviolet light.