Glass with coating allows the windshield to be heatable. Windshields produced with heating coating provide fast defrosting of ice due to cold weather, while preventing fogging that may occur due to humidity inside the vehicle. Providing 38% total energy transmittance, this special glass ensures that the vehicle interior heats up less than uncoated glass in summer, thanks to its ability to reflect UV rays on the windshield. The glass reduces a vehicle's carbon footprint by lowering fuel consumption with technologies that boost driver safety and comfort in both summer and winter conditions.
Heating coatings used on windshields.
Coated WS can be heated via an invisible coating applied at the production stage and heating connectors installed in the glass. This special glass also reflects UV rays, boosting thermal comfort inside the vehicle in summer. Compatible with all standard automotive electrical systems, heatable coating plays an active role in reducing CO2 emissions through fuel savings. The glass reduces air conditioning use and shortens the time required to cool the vehicle interior.