“Mirogard” compared to conventional glass. The non-reflective glass (left) allows a clear view of Rembrandt’s ‘Golden Helmet’ which can be seen in the ‘Gemäldegalerie’ in Berlin.
“Mirogard“ compared to conventional glass:
| "Mirogard"/"Mirogard Protect" | Window glass | |
| Degree of reflection | 0,9 % | approx. 8 % |
| Degree of transmission | 99 % | approx. 91 % |
| Perceived color rendition |
outstanding, true |
limited |
| Splinter protection | high with "Mirogard Protect" | none |
| Mechanical protection |
medium to high with "Mirogard Protect", depending on glass thickness |
low |
| UV-protection (300-380 nm) |
99 %, with "Mirogard Protect" Standard 3/2 |
low |
Advantages of “Mirogard Protect”:
Structure of a “Mirogard Protect” pane
No distracting reflections
Practically invisible
Protection against prohibited access against splinters in case of breakageagainst substance damage caused by UV rays
