Low-iron glass · High transparency
Ultra-Clear Glass
Low-iron architectural glass with reduced green tint for improved transparency, colour neutrality and edge clarity.
Project manufacturing · Global delivery
Product introduction
What is Ultra-Clear Glass?
Ultra-clear glass is selected when standard clear glass would introduce unwanted green colour. It can be tempered, laminated, insulated, printed or combined with coatings.
Product performance
Ultra-Clear Glass performance
Features describe the material, advantages explain its technical strengths, and benefits show what those strengths mean for the project.
Features
How the glass is defined
Higher transparency
Reduced iron content improves clarity through the glass.
Neutral appearance
Better colour rendering for façades, interiors and displays.
Cleaner edges
Useful where polished or exposed glass edges remain visible.
Advantages
Technical strengths
Reduced iron content
Lower material colour produces a clearer, more neutral substrate.
Higher transmission
More visible light can pass through the glass.
Cleaner exposed edges
Polished edges show less of the green tone of standard clear glass.
Benefits
Value for the project
More neutral views
Façades and interiors appear clearer and less colour shifted.
Accurate design colour
Prints and interlayers retain more faithful colour.
Refined detailing
Exposed glass edges have a cleaner architectural appearance.
Typical applications
Specification
Typical production range.
- Minimum size
- 300 x 300 mm
- Maximum size
- 3660 x 16000 mm
- Thickness
- 2-19 mm
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