Glass
From Indoflot clear glass and Panasap tinted glass to Sunfort and Stopray low-e. We install it for windows, facades, curtain walls and interiors.
Summary
AGC Asahimas is the flat glass of PT Asahimas Flat Glass Tbk, a joint venture of AGC Inc. (Japan) and PT Rodamas founded in 1971, with plants in Cikampek and Sidoarjo. The range includes Indoflot clear glass, Panasap heat-absorbing tinted glass, Stopsol and T-Sunlux reflective glass, Sunergy, Planibel G, Sunfort and Stopray low-e glass, Indofigur patterned glass, Mirox mirrors, Lacobel painted glass and SUNJOULE energy-generating glass. SPS mostly uses Asahimas glass for windows, facades, curtain walls, canopies and interiors.
- Brand
- AGC Asahimas
- Brand owner
- PT Asahimas Flat Glass Tbk
- Installer
- SPS, an independent contractor in Surabaya
- Consultation
- WhatsApp +62 812 3046 278
Main products
Indoflot
Clear float glass, 2 to 19 mm. The base for almost every processed glass such as tempered and laminated.
Panasap
Tinted glass coloured through its whole body that absorbs part of the sun's heat. Eight colours for the domestic market.
Stopsol
Pyrolytic (online) coated reflective glass, Supersilver and Classic types.
Sunergy and Planibel G
Online coated low-e glass. Sunergy for solar control with low reflection, Planibel G for insulation while staying clear.
T-Sunlux and Sunlux Gold
Zero-silver magnetron reflective glass that can be tempered.
Sunfort and Stopray
Offline coated low-e glass. Sunfort for single glazing (launched April 2026), Stopray for insulated glass units.
Indofigur, Mirox, Decomirror, Lacobel
Patterned glass, clear and tinted mirrors, and painted glass for interiors.
SUNJOULE
Energy-generating BIPV glass: solar cells laminated between glass, for facades, canopies and skylights.
Full and current data is on the official website: amfg.co.id
Typically used for
- Windows and facades for homes, shophouses and buildings
- Curtain walls and insulated glass units
- Tempered or laminated canopies, railings and glass doors
- Interior partitions, mirrors and painted glass walls
Common questions
What is Panasap glass?
Panasap is Asahimas's tinted float glass. Metals such as cobalt, manganese and selenium are added to the glass batch, so the colour runs through the whole glass, not from a film. Panasap works by absorbing part of the sun's heat. For example, according to Asahimas's official data, Panasap Euro Grey 6 mm transmits 46 percent of solar energy, reflects 5 percent and absorbs 49 percent, with a solar factor of 58 percent.
What is the difference between tinted, reflective and low-e glass?
Tinted glass such as Panasap reduces heat by absorbing it. Reflective glass such as Stopsol reflects part of the sunlight with a thin surface coating. Low-e glass such as Sunergy, Planibel G, Sunfort and Stopray has a low-emissivity coating that reduces heat transfer, giving a lower U-value.
Why can tinted glass crack from heat?
Glass that absorbs heat warms up. The sunlit centre expands while the edge inside the frame stays cooler, creating thermal stress. According to Asahimas's brochure, each 1 °C of difference creates about 0.62 MPa. That is why glass edges must be ground, glass must not touch the frame directly, and air conditioning must not blow straight at the glass.
How can I tell genuine Asahimas glass?
According to Asahimas, Indoflot, Panasap, Mirox MNGE, Decomirror and Indofigur carry a logo marking on every sheet. To be sure, buy through official Asahimas dealers.
AGC Asahimas is a brand of PT Asahimas Flat Glass Tbk. SPS is an independent installation contractor and not an official representative of AGC Asahimas. Data on this page is summarised from the manufacturer's official documents and may change.
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