Gas-filled glass unit control

14 / 05.26

Energy efficiency is one of the key criteria when choosing windows for your home. Spektr pays attention not only to the profile and number of chambers, but also to the filling material. Gas-filled glass units are a key element of modern transparent structures, providing excellent thermal and sound insulation. Air in the chambers of a glass unit is not the best insulator. To improve energy efficiency, our company offers filling the units with argon. According to research, argon-filled glass units reduce heat loss by 15-30% compared to similar air-filled units.

However, quality control of gas-filled insulating glass units is essential during the production stage, as it is impossible to visually detect the presence of gas in the units. For precise analysis and control of gas filling, our company uses the Sparklike gas analyzer, which allows us to determine the inert gas concentration in insulating glass units after filling directly on the assembly line, without compromising the integrity of the assembled unit or direct contact with the gas.

The device operates using patented Sparklike laser technology, which measures the oxygen content in the insulating glass unit chamber and converts the results into the amount of argon, krypton, or other inert gas contained in the insulating glass unit. The gas-filled insulating glass analyzer is an important innovative device for manufacturers of translucent structures, providing precise analysis and control of gas filling, which impacts thermal insulation performance and overall product quality.