Solarban® 67 glass by Vitro Architectural Glass (formerly PPG Glass) represents an entirely new vision for transparent, solar control low-e glasses. Its soft, almost undetectable neutral coating endows commercial buildings with a clean, clear appearance that delivers a visual “pop” and the excellent solar control performance architects expect from the Solarban® glass family. Thanks to a proprietary double-silver MSVD coating developed by Vitro, Solarban® 67 glass transmits and reflects the timbre and brightness of ambient light with true color fidelity. With its clear aesthetic, Solarban® 67 glass delivers interior and exterior reflectivity of 16 percent and 19 percent, respectively.
Solarban® 67 glass by Vitro Architectural Glass (formerly PPG Glass) represents an entirely new vision for transparent, solar control low-e glasses. Its soft, almost undetectable neutral coating endows commercial buildings with a clean, clear appearance that delivers a visual “pop” and the excellent solar control performance architects expect from the Solarban® glass family. Thanks to a proprietary double-silver MSVD coating developed by Vitro, Solarban® 67 glass transmits and reflects the timbre and brightness of ambient light with true color fidelity. With its clear aesthetic, Solarban® 67 glass delivers interior and exterior reflectivity of 16 percent and 19 percent, respectively.
Solarban® 67 glass by Vitro Architectural Glass (formerly PPG Glass) represents an entirely new vision for transparent, solar control low-e glasses. Its soft, almost undetectable neutral coating endows commercial buildings with a clean, clear appearance that delivers a visual “pop” and the excellent solar control performance architects expect from the Solarban® glass family. Thanks to a proprietary double-silver MSVD coating developed by Vitro, Solarban® 67 glass transmits and reflects the timbre and brightness of ambient light with true color fidelity. With its clear aesthetic, Solarban® 67 glass delivers interior and exterior reflectivity of 16 percent and 19 percent, respectively.
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