Laminated Glass Technology
News
LiSEC is presenting a range of clear innovations to simplify the production processes, minimise waste and increase efficiency.
Next‑generation IR‑reflective, neutral color interlayer engineered for panoramic sunroofs
Kuraray is proud to have contributed its products to four outstanding projects honoured at the awards.
Pujol Group is live at China Glass 2026 in Shanghai, welcoming visitors at Booth N1-009 with a comprehensive portfolio of cutting-edge solutions for laminated and safety glass production.
EVERLAM, a PVB interlayer materials supplier is launching its new website.
Verified, product‑level EPDs for Eastman Saflex™ & Vanceva™ PVB interlayers are live — download ready‑to‑use data to improve embodied‑carbon assessments and Scope 3 reporting.
Satinal is glad to announce its participation in Glass-Tech Poland, the trade fair for glass technologies in industry and construction.
Kuraray announced a 10% price increase for its Trosifol® PVB interlayers and Mowital® Tech resin, effective for shipments on or after May 1, 2026.
Kuraray will participate in the 215th edition of Zak World of Façades, taking place on April 29, 2026, at the Maritim Plaza in Tirana, Albania.
Satinal is proud to announce that its new office and showroom in São Paulo, Brazil, is now officially open and ready to welcome customers.
Satinal is pleased to report a highly successful participation in Glass Expo Northeast™, held recently in Uniondale, New York.
Driving innovation and strengthening its presence in Asia’s dynamic glass market
Satinal will be participating in Glass Expo Northeast™ 2026, Uniondale, New York, on March 25-26, one of the largest and most important regional trade shows for the architectural glass in the USA.
Kuraray, in coordination with FENEX, is hosting an AIA-approved webinar exploring the science and engineering behind flood-resistant laminated glass systems.
Satinal announced the successful conclusion of its participation in Glass Expo Hawaii™, held from February 4–6 in Honolulu.
As the demand for sustainable and high-performance building materials continues to grow, Kuraray Malaysia Sdn Bhd is pleased to present an exclusive learning opportunity for industry professionals.
Articles
Exploring the evolution of laminated safety glass, this paper examines advanced interlayer solutions and their performance in ballistic applications.
Advances in interlayer technology are opening new possibilities for laminated safety glass, with improved stiff PVB delivering higher stiffness, enhanced durability and greater design flexibility for modern façade engineering.
A First Step to Characterize the Post-fracture Behaviour
As glass increasingly takes on structural roles in modern architecture, ensuring its fire resistance has become a critical challenge for safe building design.
This study explores how fibre optic sensors can accurately measure strain and temperature in laminated glass systems, revealing how adhesives, temperature, and load conditions influence the mechanical behaviour of PVB and embedded sensors.
ASTM has introduced a new standard, ASTM E3401, to guide the safe use of laminated glass in swimming pools, aquariums, and other applications subject to hydrostatic loads.
New international standards are reshaping the way modern façade glass is designed, balancing security performance with comfort, safety, and multifunctionality.
The growing use of glass in modern architecture has increased the importance of laminated safety glass (LSG), prompting new research into how production processes impact its long-term durability and safety.
A new study explores the potential of liquid optically clear adhesives (LOCA) as interlayers in laminated glass, offering promising solutions for complex curved designs and smart glazing applications.
Modeling broken laminated glass remains a challenge—this study proposes a simplified numerical approach based on interlayer experiments.
This paper presents the investigation of three LOCA for application as interlayers in laminated glass. Within a comprehensive experimental study, essential material properties were investigated.
The aim of this work is the mechanical description of the time-dependent behavior of Polyvinylbutyral (PVB) under large deformations considering quasi-static loading.
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