Automotive APPLICATIONS
Sphinx® Glass: A Driving Force in Automotive Glass Innovation
The evolution of automobile design has gone hand-in-hand with advancements in automotive glass manufacturing. In recent years, the curved glass shape has surged in popularity, becoming a highly sought-after feature by car manufacturers and processors alike.
Sphinx Glass, a leading manufacturer of automotive quality glass in Egypt, remains steadfast in its commitment to meeting the ever-changing demands of the automotive industry. We leverage the most advanced manufacturing technologies to ensure exceptional quality glass serving the automotive industry.
Sphinx Automotive Quality Glass: Designed for Optimal Performance
Sphinx Automotive Quality Glass is available in a wide range of sizes and thicknesses, starting from 2.1 mm. However, the defining characteristic of our automotive glass is its exceptional clarity and undistorted visibility. This is achieved through our use of clear float or green glass options, both of which offer superior light transmittance while reducing solar heat gain. These qualities make Sphinx Automotive Glass the ideal choice for windscreens, sidelights, and backlights, ensuring optimal performance and driver comfort.
Performance data is based on representative samples of factory production. Actual values may vary slightly due to variations in the production process by ±5 %
Tabulated data is based on NRFC methodology using Sommer Global 8.1000 -WINSLT® ASHRAE Software and where noted European methodology using Sommer Global 8.1000 -WINSLT®Standard Software.
SF = Solar Factor (EN410) also known as g-value.
Color Rendering Index Ra (D65) is a quantitative measure that assesses how accurately the glass transmits or reflects light in a way that preserves the true colors of objects viewed through it, compared to viewing those objects under a natural or standard light source. CRI values range from 0 to 100
“a(D65)” is a standard illuminant that represents average daylight with a correlated color temperature (CCT) of approximately 6500 K. It is used as a reference point in colorimetry
Performance data is based on representative samples of factory production. Actual values may vary slightly due to variations in the production process by ±5 % .
Tabulated data is based on NRFC methodology using Sommer Global 8.1000 -WINSLT® ASHRAE Software and where noted European methodology using Sommer Global 8.1000 -WINSLT®Standard Software.
SF = Solar Factor (EN410) also known as g-value.
Color Rendering Index Ra (D65) is a quantitative measure that assesses how accurately the glass transmits or reflects light in a way that preserves the true colors of objects viewed through it, compared to viewing those objects under a natural or standard light source. CRI values range from 0 to 100
“a(D65)” is a standard illuminant that represents average daylight with a correlated color temperature (CCT) of approximately 6500 K. It is used as a reference point in colorimetry
