Water Repellent Glass
STOP RAIN BEING A PAIN
Driving in the rain is a very risky task because of disturbed visibility. With AIS water repellent glass you can enjoy safer driving even in the rain as it offers better visibility. The glass is built with a special hydrophobic coating that increases the angle of contact to prevent water from spreading onto the glass surface.
Features and Benefits
- Driving comfort during rains due to better visibility through the glass
- Enables safer driving experience
- Ensures that the water droplets slide off and do not leave any trail marks on the glass
- Ensures long life of the coating
Applications
Windscreens
Sidelites
Quarter glass
Frequently Asked Questions
Water repellent windshield glass is a special type of automotive glass designed to improve visibility during rainy conditions. It features a hydrophobic coating that causes water droplets to bead up and roll off the surface, rather than spreading out. This helps keep the windshield clearer, especially at higher speeds and reduces the need for frequent wiper use. It enhances driving safety and comfort by ensuring a cleaner and more transparent view even in heavy rain.
Maintaining car glass water repellent is simple and requires only basic care. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive pads or strong detergents, as they can damage the hydrophobic coating. Clean the glass with a mild automotive glass cleaner and a soft microfiber cloth. Regular cleaning helps the coating remain effective, allowing water to bead and roll off smoothly, thereby maintaining clear visibility and long-lasting performance.
Yes, water repellent car windshield glass helps minimize the need for frequent wiper use, especially at higher speeds. The hydrophobic coating causes rainwater to bead up and slide off quickly, keeping the windshield clear without requiring constant wiping. However, during heavy downpours or at lower speeds, occasional use of wipers may still be necessary for optimal visibility.
Yes, but in a positive way! The water-repellent coating improves visibility by causing rainwater to bead up and roll off the glass instead of spreading across it. This reduces glare and distortion, providing a clearer view of the road in wet conditions. It does not darken or tint the glass, so daytime and nighttime visibility remain unaffected.