In what ways are aluminum spacers for insulating glass superior to ordinary aluminum strips?

In what ways are aluminum spacers for insulating glass superior to ordinary aluminum strips?

Compared to ordinary aluminum strips, aluminum spacers for insulating glass offer the following advantages:

1. Rust and corrosion resistance, along with a high-gloss finish.

2. Uniform perforation, excellent straightness, resistance to deformation, and dimensional stability.

3. High strength and good ductility; compatible with bending equipment for continuous bending into frames of any angle.

4. Preserves the activity of the molecular sieve desiccant and ensures excellent adhesion with various types of sealants.

1. Ordinary aluminum strips require four corner connectors to assemble insulating glass units; this method results in poor sealing at the corners, making them prone to air and moisture leakage, which leads to unit failure and a shortened service life.

2. Aluminum spacers for insulating glass allow for a continuous-bend construction method that eliminates the need for corner connectors. This results in superior sealing at the corners, minimizes the risk of air or moisture leakage, and extends the unit's service life; furthermore, its performance rivals that of similar international products.

3. These aluminum spacers have a lower density than ordinary ones (standard density of 2.7 g/cm³) and offer excellent permeability characteristics. Although the material is relatively soft, it possesses high rigidity and resists deformation over time, ensuring the stability of the insulating glass unit. They feel smooth to the touch, have a flawless, impurity-free surface with a silvery-white luster, and retain their bright, smooth appearance without becoming dull or tarnished. The resulting insulating glass units look sleek and attractive. They also exhibit strong corrosion resistance, remaining intact even in harsh environments or under exposure to rain, thereby maintaining a pristine appearance and significantly extending the service life of the insulating glass.

4. Aluminum spacers for insulating glass possess strong reflective capabilities, effectively blocking intense ultraviolet radiation and protecting human eyes and skin; the higher the purity of the aluminum, the better the reflective performance of the resulting insulating glass. These aluminum spacers also exhibit excellent low-temperature resistance.