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Nano Coating on Low-E Glass: Identify the Exposed Face
Low-E describes a glazing function, not which exposed surface is available for treatment. The glass construction and coating location must be identified.
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Practical approach
Obtain the glazing specification and ask the supplier which face, if any, may receive the proposed product and preparation.
A multi-pane unit can contain functional layers that are not on the accessible exterior face.
Decision limits
Do not infer surface compatibility from the low-E label alone or disturb a glazing unit to access an internal layer.
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Discuss the intended surface with NANOLAB. Use the current product documentation for formulation-specific instructions.