Saint-Gobain has launched SGG EVOLITE, a high performance glass that is ideally suited for single glazing applications

Date: 15 November 2013

Manufactured by the state-of-the-art Magnetron Sputtering Nano-Technology, SGG Evolite has superior solar control and thermal insulation properties.

It is designed to be in conformance with the requirements of green buildings and ECBC (BEE) regulations and hence apt for buildings that are going in for the LEED/IGBC rating and TERI-GRIHA rating."TEXT-ALIGN: justify">SGG Evolite can be used as a single glazing application in facades, structural glazing, windows and skylights. It is flexible for use in Single Glazing Unit and Insulated Glazing Unit.

SGG Evolite provides the dual advantages of natural light and solar control with thermal insulation in a single glazed application. Having a low internal reflection, it ensures appropriate vision both during day and night.

SGG Evolite is available in a thickness range of 4 to 12 mm. It has three variants – Clear, Green and Blue; the light shades impart a pleasant appearance to facades.

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