Anti-reflective glass, also known as AR glass, we supplies single coated and double coated anti-reflective glass.
Anti Reflective Glass is produced by applying a specialized coating on one or both surfaces of ultra-clear glass. This coating reduces reflectance from approximately 8% (standard glass) to less than 1–2%, depending on the specification. The result is improved visual clarity, enhanced transparency, and reduced glare.
The glass maintains high light transmission while minimizing unwanted reflections. It is particularly suitable for applications where visibility and aesthetics are critical.
In architectural applications, Anti-Reflective Glass enhances the true appearance of building façades, display windows, curtain walls, skylights, and glass partitions by minimizing glare and unwanted mirror effects.
he production of anti-reflective glass for architectural use involves several precise and controlled steps to ensure high transparency and low reflectance.
First, high-quality float glass or tempered glass is selected as the substrate. The glass is thoroughly cleaned to remove any dust, oils, or impurities that could affect coating adhesion or optical performance.
Next, an anti-reflective coating is applied. This coating typically consists of multiple layers of metal oxides, such as silicon dioxide or titanium dioxide. The layers are deposited using advanced techniques like magnetron sputtering or chemical vapor deposition. Each layer is carefully controlled in thickness at the nanometer scale, creating a micro-structured surface that reduces reflection and increases light transmission.
After coating, the glass undergoes thermal curing or annealing to stabilize the coating and enhance durability. This process ensures the anti-reflective layer adheres firmly and maintains performance over time, even under outdoor environmental conditions.
Finally, the glass may be further processed depending on its intended architectural application. It can be tempered, laminated, or assembled into insulated glass units, providing safety, structural strength, and energy efficiency. The finished anti-reflective glass achieves over 98% light transmission, providing clear, glare-free visibility for facades, display cases, solar panels, and premium residential windows.
Ultra-Low Reflection Rate: Reduces glare and improves visual comfort, making it ideal for display screens, museum exhibits, and high-end windows.
High Light Transmittance: Maximizes natural light penetration while maintaining energy efficiency, reducing reliance on artificial lighting.
Durable Hard Coat: Chemically bonded AR coating resists scratches, abrasion, and environmental degradation, ensuring long-term performance.
Eco-Friendly Design: Lowers light pollution and supports sustainable building practices by optimizing energy use.
UV Protection: Filters harmful ultraviolet rays, safeguarding interior furnishings from fading and degradation.
Thickness 2.7-4mm | Max.Size 2440*1830 mm;
Double-sided coated; Light Transmittance 98%; Reflective <1%
Double-Single coated; Light Transmittance 94%; Reflective <4%
Thickness 5-6mm | Max.Size 3660*2440 mm;
Double-sided coated; Light Transmittance 99%; Reflective <1%
Double-Single coated; Light Transmittance 95%; Reflective <5%
Thickness 8/10/12mm | Max.Size 3660*2440 mm;
Double-sided coated; Light Transmittance 98%; Reflective <1%
Double-Single coated; Light Transmittance 94%; Reflective <5%
Anti-Reflective Glass is widely used in high-end architectural and commercial projects.
In large-scale curtain wall façades, excessive reflection can cause:
AR Glass improves façade transparency and allows architects to achieve a “crystal-clear” visual effect.
Retail storefronts require maximum visibility. Anti-Reflective Glass:
In overhead glazing systems, AR coating:
For display showcases, AR Glass ensures:
Although primarily architectural, AR coatings are also used in photovoltaic panels to increase light absorption efficiency.
Anti-Reflective Glass can be processed into:
It can also be integrated into double or triple glazing systems to meet structural and thermal performance requirements.
In modern architecture, transparency and visual performance are critical design elements. Anti-Reflective Glass significantly enhances optical clarity by reducing surface reflectance and increasing light transmission, even as glass thickness increases.
For high-end curtain walls, skylights, commercial façades, and display glazing, Anti-Reflective Glass provides superior aesthetics and functional performance. As architectural trends move toward minimalist and highly transparent designs, AR Glass is becoming an essential material in contemporary building engineering.
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