Stratobel Impression

Date: 11 October 2007

Safety combined with an attractive finish - that was the challenge met by Stratobel Impression. This new glass not only meets the standard safety criteria but also makes it possible to incorporate different images into various types of glass.

Images and patterns are printed on polyvinyl butyral (PVB) sheets using two different methods, silk-screen printing or digital printing, and then inserted between the panes of glass. Another size-related benefit: this attractive glass can be set in both façades and internal walls and can therefore be used just as easily indoors as it can outdoors. The effects can also be varied further by using coloured or matt PVB sheets.



600450 Stratobel Impression glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

Following a multi-month production ramp-up phase, the line was officially inaugurated on 26 April in the presence of local authorities, customers and AGC representatives.
Tailoring a unique spacer application approach for world-class insulating glass
AGC and Saint-Gobain partner to create a revolutionary pilot flat glass line with drastic CO2 emissions reduction.
AGC Inc. has begun to consider the transfer of AGC Group's business in Russia.
AGC has created a digital twin technology for glass melting processes, and has commenced operational verification in float furnaces.
HEGLA and AGC have joined forces in a development partnership, which will see AGC focus on the supply chain while HEGLA will be responsible for the development of machine technology.

Add new comment