Tempered Glass Market size was over USD 24.5 billion in 2016 and industry expects consumption above 4.3 billion square meters by 2024. Increasing application scope in automotive and construction industries along with increasing consumer demand for improved infrastructure facilities should drive tempered glass market size.   Read More>

The global float glass market is projected to hit 84 million metric tons by 2020. Potential high demand from automotiveand construction markets is expected to spur this growth. Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing market thanks to rising construction activity, rapid urbanization, and increasing demand for luxury cars, which use more glass than conventional options. Mature markets, such as Europe and North America, are expected to benefit from new energy policies for buildings and laminated glazing.   Read More>

The ongoing construction expansion and a robust overall U.S. economy will keep the U.S. glass industry plenty busy this year. This boost is being felt across most markets and in virtually all relevant building segments, according to the newly released 2018 Glass and Glazing Industry Outlook report f   Read More>

Pilkington Activ™, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, has been independently verified and officially meets the new European Standard for self-cleaning performance.   Read More>

The Europe LOW-E Glass Industry 2015 Market Research Report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the LOW-E Glass industry.   Read More>

Glass and the processed products are widely used in construction, transportation, decoration, electronic information, solar energy utilization and other emerging industries. Among them, about 70% of the float glass is used in construction and decoration fields. Applications of glass in automobile and new energy fields also gradually expand. The glass industry is a resource and energy-dependent raw material industry in the national economy. Both changes in upstream raw materials and evolution of downstream demand industries of glass will influence prices of glass.   Read More>

Low-emissivity glass (low-E glass) is a type of energy-saving glass with low rate of thermal radiation, high heat-resistance performance, good light- and thermal-control abilities, mainly used in building, electronics, automobile and other fields.   Read More>