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Solarban® Solar-Control Low-E Glass

Vitro Architectural Glass

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When a project requires elevated levels of occupant comfort and distinguished aesthetics, the Solarban® brand of solar control low-emissivity (low-e) glasses by Vitro Architectural Glass offers ways to help achieve the design objectives.

For half a century, Solarban® glass has kept occupants comfortable and allowed architects to realize their boldest visions. Solarban® glass products feature some of the highest light-to-solar gain (LSG) ratios in the industry and can be combined with a wide array of tinted glass options by Vitro Glass for even better performance and aesthetic effects.

The Solarban® glass family includes:



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