Laminated glass

Architectural laminated glass is a variety of safety glass created by sandwiching a film interlayer between two sheets of glass under elevated temperature and pressure in an autoclave. PVB interlayer is commonly utilized in laminated glass.

Certain varieties of interlayers are crafted from different substances like EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate). The PVB interlayer offers a distinct benefit of bonding with the glass, along with penetration and impact resistance. We produce various types of architectural laminated glass or tailor-made laminated glass:

Tailor-made Laminated Glass from Gradient Glass and Mirror Company is your all-in-one architectural glass provider in New York, offering EVA Laminated glass and PVB laminated glass for:

Our Architectural Laminated Glass is utilized for commercial and residential projects throughout New York and North America. Transform your visions into reality with Gradient Glass and Mirror Company. Feel free to reach out to us for additional information or inquiries

EVA LAMINATED GLASS:

The cost-effectiveness of custom laminated glass with an EVA interlayer is superior. When compared to PVB and SGP, EVA offers enhanced fluidity, a lower melting point, and can be processed at temperatures of up to 110 °C. EVA provides excellent flow characteristics for the film layer, allowing for techniques such as wire drawing and engraving to create aesthetically pleasing decorative glass featuring patterns, mirrors, and more. While EVA boasts good resistance to water, its resistance to UV rays is limited. Prolonged exposure to sunlight can result in yellowing and darkening, making it primarily suitable for indoor partitions.

PVB LAMINATED GLASS:

PVB is a commonly utilized composite material for architectural glass. The storage and processing procedures for the PVB interlayer are more intricate compared to EVA, necessitating stringent temperature and humidity standards. During the processing of PVB, temperatures must be maintained between 18 °C and 23 °C, with relative humidity levels between 18% and 23%, and the water content of PVB should be kept at 0.4% to 0.6%. Following preheating rolling or vacuuming, an autoclave is employed for thermal retention and pressure maintenance; the temperature within the autoclave is set between 120-130 °C, the pressure levels between 1.0-1.3 MPa, with a duration of 30-60 minutes. For further information related to your inquiry, please reach out to us via email.