SunGuard SNR 43 by Guardian Available From Glasswerks

Date: 4 May 2012

New Glass Coating Offers Solar Control and Energy Savings Glasswerks Inc. -- a leader in commercial and architectural glass fabrication -- has added one of Guardian SunGuard’s newest glass coatings, SNR 43, to its diverse line of glass products and services.

Guardian SunGuard SNR offers a high light-to-solar-gain ratio and low solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) that meets or exceeds energy code requirements.

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