Low MOQ for Safety glass lamination - High transparent EVA – Xiaoshi

Product Description

Laminated glass EVA film is placed between two layers of glass, a continuous vacuum is requested to pump out air when heated up to soften the film and laminate 2 pcs of glass into safety glass.

High transparent EVA film can be used for both indoor and outdoor transparent glass lamination and also insert materials lamination. It has lower lamination temperature which are suitable for match with different types of inserts( Fabric, PET film, PVC film and other types of inserts).

Product description and advantages

The EVA film has many features that make it an excellent material for creating laminates. Due to the good characters of EVA film in adhesion, durability,moisture resistance, it was more and more widely used in current components and a variety of optical products. such as construction wall,cover grid,shower room, show case, bank counter,Anti-smash glass and so on.

The most important properties of the film include:

High transparency and durability

Protection against impact

Humidity resistance

Good adhesion to glass & variety kinds of inserts

Low water absorption rate

Storage condition:

It is usually stored in a ventilated, dry and clean warehouse, avoiding direct sunlight and radiation of heat, preventing moisture and heavy pressure. The temperature of the warehouse should ≤ 35℃, and the humidity ≤55%. It should not be placed directly on the ground, supported by wooden boards or other things to facilitate ventilation, heat dissipation and moisture isolation. If the film is pressurized, heated, and exposed to excessive moisture, it will cause different degrees of self-adhesion. If the surface humidity of the film is too high, it will also affect the bonding strength of the film and glass and other glass interlayer materials, affecting normal use. The film should be used as soon as possible after opening. If it is not applicable temporarily, the film should be sealed and packaged.

Technical Data of High clear EVA film