LandVac Titanium VIG redefines vacuum insulated glass with advanced titanium sealing technology, delivering long-term vacuum stability, superior thermal performance, and a clearer, quieter living environment. Applied across architecture, photovoltaics, appliances, and vehicles, LandVac Titanium VIG has been implemented in over 1,200 projects worldwide, helping reduce more than 36,000 tons of CO2 emissions. Learn more about how it works in the FAQs below.

Q1: What is LandVac Titanium VIG?

LandVac Titanium VIG is a vacuum insulated glass (VIG) product that uses titanium sealing technology to create long-term vacuum stability between glass panes, delivering superior thermal insulation in a significantly thinner profile than traditional double or triple glazing.

Q2: How does titanium sealing improve vacuum stability?

Titanium pillars form a precision micro-matrix inside the glass unit, replacing traditional edge-sealing methods. This structure maintains high vacuum integrity over the long term, achieving a leak rate of under 100 ppm.

Q3: What are the main benefits of vacuum insulated glass?

LandVac Titanium VIG offers a clearer view, more stable indoor climate control, reduced outside noise, and lower energy consumption compared to conventional glazing systems.

Q4: Where is LandVac Titanium VIG used?

It's applied across architecture (curtain walls, facades, windows), photovoltaics, appliances, and vehicles — with over 1,200 projects completed worldwide.

Q5: What environmental impact does LandVac Titanium VIG have?

LandVac Titanium VIG has helped reduce over 36,000 tons of CO2 emissions globally — equivalent to planting approximately 2 million trees — through improved building energy efficiency.

Q6: How is LandVac Titanium VIG different from traditional double glazing?

Traditional double glazing relies on gas-filled cavities and organic sealants, which degrade over time. LandVac Titanium VIG uses a vacuum cavity sealed with titanium, offering better long-term thermal performance in a thinner, lighter unit.