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Through the automatic insulating glass inflator, after filling the glass with argon, the following effects can be achieved:(1) Argon can reduce the internal and external pressure difference, maintain the pressure balance, and reduce the glass explosion caused by the pressure difference.(2) After argon is filled, the K value of the insulating glass can be effectively improved, the condensation of the indoor side glass can be reduced, and the comfort level can be improved, that is, the aerated insulating glass is less prone to dew and frost, but the non-aeration is not the direct cause of fog.(3

New Portable Insulating Glass Inflator Revolutionizes the Industry with Advanced Inert Gas Filling TechnologyIn a significant advancement in insulating glass manufacturing, a new Portable Insulating Glass Inflator has been introduced, setting a new standard in the efficiency and precision of inert gas filling processes.

The difference between insulating glass filled with argon and not filled with argon1. Thermal insulation performanceThe heat transfer coefficient K value of insulating glass filled with argon will decrease significantly. This is because argon is an inert gas with low thermal conductivity and low specific heat capacity. When argon is filled into the interior of the insulating glass, the heat convection and heat conduction in the insulating glass can be slowed down, thus weakening the thermal conductivity of the overall insulating glass.

The effect of argon gas filling on insulating glass(1) After filling with argon gas, it can reduce the pressure difference between inside and outside, maintain pressure balance, and reduce glass cracking caused by pressure difference.(2) After filling with argon gas, the K value of the insulated glass can be effectively improved, the condensation of indoor side glass can be reduced, and the comfort level can be improved.

1. Thermal insulation performanceThe heat transfer coefficient K value of insulating glass filled with argon will decrease significantly. This is because argon is an inert gas with low thermal conductivity and low specific heat capacity. When argon is filled into the interior of the insulating glass, the heat convection and heat conduction in the insulating glass can be slowed down, thus weakening the thermal conductivity of the overall insulating glass. This means that insulating glass filled with argon can better prevent the transfer of heat, thus improving the insulation performance.2.

(1) After the insulating glass is filled with argon, the pressure difference between the inside and outside can be reduced, the pressure balance can be maintained, and the glass explosion caused by the pressure difference can be reduced.(2) It can effectively improve the K value of the insulating glass, reduce the condensation of the indoor glass, and improve the comfort level.

There are the following differences between aerated and non-aerated insulating glass:1. Heat insulation performance: Through the insulating glass aeration equipment, the insulating glass filled with argon has better heat insulation performance. Since argon is a stable and inactive gas, its heat conduction capacity is lower than that of air, so the aerated insulating glass can effectively reduce the conduction heat loss and improve the heat insulation effect. In contrast, non-aerated insulating glass only insulates through air pores, and the effect is relatively poor.2.

With the continuous changes in the global economy, building energy conservation is now receiving more and more attention, and many developers are preparing to replace their windows with insulating glass windows with good heat and sound insulation effects. Insulated glass has many properties better than ordinary double-layer glass, so it is recognized and welcomed by countries around the world. Not only that, the use of insulating glass can also effectively reduce the weight of the building, making it a more practical new building material.

To gain business opportunities through product differentiation in the insulated glass equipment industry, product differentiation refers to differences in product characteristics, working performance, consistency, durability, reliability, ease of repair, style, and design. For competitors in the same industry, the core values of products are basically the same, but they differ in performance and quality.On the premise of meeting the basic needs of customers, enterprises should also continuously innovate, meet their personalized needs, and create more business opportunities.

1. Insulated glass is mainly used in buildings that require heating, noise prevention or condensation, and do not require direct sunlight or special light. Insulated glass is suitable for homes, hotels, guesthouses, office buildings, schools, hospitals, shops and other places that require indoor air conditioning. It is also suitable for trains, cars, ships, freezers, cold room doors and windows, etc.2. Hollow glass is mainly used to decorate the outer glass. Lightweight performance, thermal conductivity and sound insulation coefficient should comply with national standards.