Commonly used interlayers for laminated glass include PVB, SGP, EVA, and PU.

Our company mainly processes dry-laminated glass. Dry-laminated glass refers to the process of adding a strong and thermoplastic resin interlayer (PVB) between two sheets of glass at high temperatures.

Applications

Skylights, security windows and doors in buildings, shower rooms, skylights in industrial plants, and shop windows. Laminated glass is suitable for locations with special security requirements, such as banks, jewelry stores, and aquariums.

Basic Glass Types

Ordinary clear glass, ultra-clear glass, online coated glass, colored glass, online Low-E, offline Low-E, frosted glass, fire-resistant glass, screen-printed glass, emulsified glass, patterned glass.

Substrate Thickness: 3mm-19mm

PVB Thickness: 0.38mm, 0.76mm, 1.14mm, 1.9mm, 2.28mm, etc.

PVB Colors: Clear, colorless, milky white, porcelain white, blue, green, gray, brown, red, etc.

Minimum Size: 300mm * 300mm

Maximum Size: 2440mm * 3660mm

Product Characteristics

Safety: Highly safe; when damaged by external force, it will only crack but will not shatter, thus preventing injury to surrounding people and objects.

Security: PVB laminated glass is extremely tough. Even if a thief breaks the glass, the interlayer is firmly bonded to the glass, maintaining its integrity and preventing entry. Installing laminated glass eliminates the need for railings, saving money, improving aesthetics, and eliminating the feeling of being caged.

Sound Insulation: Due to the sound-absorbing properties of the PVB film, PVB laminated glass effectively suppresses noise transmission. Its sound insulation effect is particularly noticeable in buildings located near airports, train stations, busy city centers, and along roadsides. UV Protection: Laminated glass allows visible light to enter while blocking a significant amount of ultraviolet radiation, preventing fading and aging of interior decorations and furniture.