The latest evolution in solar control low-e glass, Solarban® 90 glass combines major advances in coating technology with the aesthetic appeal of clear glass. Developed with input from architects, Solarban® 90 glass conveys a true neutral appearance similar to that of clear glass in both color and
reflectance, whether viewed from the interior or exterior of a building. The advanced solar control low-e coating manages the light spectrum to balance visible light transmittance and help manage glare, while providing exceptional solar performance. As with other Solarban® low-e coated glasses, Solarban® 90 glass has the versatility to be paired with clear, Starphire Ultra-Clear® or an array of performance-tinted glasses to provide a broad range of aesthetic and performance options. In any configuration, the neutral nature of Solarban® 90 glass harmonizes well with other building materials to support the architect’s design vision.
Performance Characteristics
Combining advanced coating technology with refinements to Vitro Architectural Glass’ (formerly PPG glass) proven triple-silver coating technology, Solarban® 90 glass is engineered to outperform Solarban® 70 glass, the most preferred high-performance solar control low-e glass in North America.
When paired with clear glass in a standard one-inch insulating glass unit (IGU), Solarban® 90 glass offers a Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) of 0.23, an improvement of 15 percent compared to Solarban® 70 glass. The same pairing yields a Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) of 51 percent, which fits well within the ideal range of most commercial glazing applications, along with an exceptional Light to Solar Gain (LSG) ratio of 2.22. Due to its exceptional solar control performance, Solarban® 90 glass enables architects to specify larger expanses of glass to connect people to the outdoor environment.
The latest evolution in solar control low-e glass, Solarban® 90 glass combines major advances in coating technology with the aesthetic appeal of clear glass. Developed with input from architects, Solarban® 90 glass conveys a true neutral appearance similar to that of clear glass in both color and
reflectance, whether viewed from the interior or exterior of a building. The advanced solar control low-e coating manages the light spectrum to balance visible light transmittance and help manage glare, while providing exceptional solar performance. As with other Solarban® low-e coated glasses, Solarban® 90 glass has the versatility to be paired with clear, Starphire Ultra-Clear® or an array of performance-tinted glasses to provide a broad range of aesthetic and performance options. In any configuration, the neutral nature of Solarban® 90 glass harmonizes well with other building materials to support the architect’s design vision.
Performance Characteristics
Combining advanced coating technology with refinements to Vitro Architectural Glass’ (formerly PPG glass) proven triple-silver coating technology, Solarban® 90 glass is engineered to outperform Solarban® 70 glass, the most preferred high-performance solar control low-e glass in North America.
When paired with clear glass in a standard one-inch insulating glass unit (IGU), Solarban® 90 glass offers a Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) of 0.23, an improvement of 15 percent compared to Solarban® 70 glass. The same pairing yields a Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) of 51 percent, which fits well within the ideal range of most commercial glazing applications, along with an exceptional Light to Solar Gain (LSG) ratio of 2.22. Due to its exceptional solar control performance, Solarban® 90 glass enables architects to specify larger expanses of glass to connect people to the outdoor environment.
The latest evolution in solar control low-e glass, Solarban® 90 glass combines major advances in coating technology with the aesthetic appeal of clear glass. Developed with input from architects, Solarban® 90 glass conveys a true neutral appearance similar to that of clear glass in both color and
reflectance, whether viewed from the interior or exterior of a building. The advanced solar control low-e coating manages the light spectrum to balance visible light transmittance and help manage glare, while providing exceptional solar performance. As with other Solarban® low-e coated glasses, Solarban® 90 glass has the versatility to be paired with clear, Starphire Ultra-Clear® or an array of performance-tinted glasses to provide a broad range of aesthetic and performance options. In any configuration, the neutral nature of Solarban® 90 glass harmonizes well with other building materials to support the architect’s design vision.
Performance Characteristics
Combining advanced coating technology with refinements to Vitro Architectural Glass’ (formerly PPG glass) proven triple-silver coating technology, Solarban® 90 glass is engineered to outperform Solarban® 70 glass, the most preferred high-performance solar control low-e glass in North America.
When paired with clear glass in a standard one-inch insulating glass unit (IGU), Solarban® 90 glass offers a Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) of 0.23, an improvement of 15 percent compared to Solarban® 70 glass. The same pairing yields a Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) of 51 percent, which fits well within the ideal range of most commercial glazing applications, along with an exceptional Light to Solar Gain (LSG) ratio of 2.22. Due to its exceptional solar control performance, Solarban® 90 glass enables architects to specify larger expanses of glass to connect people to the outdoor environment.
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