Produce Vacuum Insulated Glass with "Vaneetect" at 300°C

Reduce energy consumption in manufacturing

Vacuum insulated glass (VIG) is expected to become increasingly popular in the pursuit of more energy-efficient buildings. VIG, requiring sealing materials that ensure high airtightness, uses glass instead of conventional rubber or resin. However, forming junctions of glass-based sealing materials involves a high-temperature heating process.

Resonac offers Low-Melting Glass "Vaneetect", enabling hermetic sealing with a heating process at low temperatures.

What will you discover in this whitepaper?

Resonac’s "Vaneetect" <VS-1305B> allows VIG to be manufactured with less energy than conventional models as it forms a hermetically sealed bond with heating at 300°C.

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Product Features

• Lowering temperature and shortening time in manufacturing
• Free of Pb and other substances restricted by the RoHS Directive

Technical Characteristics

• Properties of Vaneetect
• Chemical Reliability