95.8% Light Transmittance Anti Reflective Ar Glass for Museum

95.8% Light Transmittance Anti Reflective AR Glass

Anti-reflective glass is a float glass with an optically interference coated on one or two sides to eliminate reflections and increase the light transmission. Also known as anti-coating glass or low reflective glass, it is manufactured through coating two reflective layers. The max transmittance can be up to 98%.

The purpose of an anti-reflective (AR) coating is to reduce these reflections off the lenses. When applied in a thickness of about a quarter of light's wavelength, the two reflections from each side of the film basically cancel each other out through destructive interference, minimizing the glare you see.

• Higher light transmittance than ordinary glass (up to 94%-98%).
• Lower high reflective properties (lowest reflective is 2%).
• Effective UV protection.
• Avoids light pollution and supports ecological environment building.
• Solar radiation control and energy saving (heat preservation in winter/cool in summer).

• EN12543: European safety glass standard
• ANSIZ97.1: American and Canadian safety glass standard
• AS/NZS2208: Australian safety glass standard

Standard export plywood crates with steel strip fixation:

• Paper or thick cork interleaving between glass sheets.
• Strong wooden crates with corner protection.
• Bottom legs designed for easy forklift loading/unloading.
• All wood materials are suitable for international export.