SAOSA UV curing resin

Quality laminated glass interlayer

1.       What is laminated glass?

Laminated glass has the advantage over standard glass in that it will not shatter as the polymeric interlayer is not subject to brittle failure as is the glass. Furthermore, the interlayer provides a barrier against penetration, while the polymeric material also acts as a sound deadening layer.

2. Laminated glass manufacturing processes

There are three different laminated glass manufacturing processes:
1) The first method utilizes two or more pieces of glass bonded between one or more pieces of plasticized polyvinyl butyric (PVB) resin using heat and pressure.
2) The second method is manufactured by pouring resin into the cavity between two sheets of glass which are held together until the resin cures.
3) The third method uses two or more pieces of glass and polycarbonate, bonded together with Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) interlayers under heat and pressure.

3. Resin laminated process advantage

The resin laminating process is recognized as one of the most advanced, user-friendly and energy efficient methods of producing laminated glass in the world. Why?

First, no big machineries and no electric bills in resin laminating production. Compared to PVB, frequently used in processing laminated glass, no autoclave with high temperature and high pressure is required in using our resin. Very low investment costs and low energy consumption are involved. Only workers and material can finish the whole laminating work.

Secondly, it is very easy to use.

1)      Our UV curing resin is PVB liquid, one-component, ready-to-use casting resin for glass lamination. Its light transmittance is higher than glass's, not be yellowing with age and it performs well in adhesive strength, resisting 100° above and -40° below.  

2)      As the resin is liquid, it perfectly fills the space between the glass sheets, whether these are of an irregular surface or whether they are formed or cured glass shapes. 

3)      Curing is by UV light or Sun's rays, which just requires about 30-50 minutes in exposing to UV for curing. The material contains no solvent nor plasticizers (SGS certificated) and no water evaporated. 

4.  SAOSA UV curing resin

SAOSA is the ONLY resin brand in Asia that has passed Europe Standard with certificates and test reports, such as EN 356, EN 12543-4, EN 12600, EN 1063 and so on. Our resin laminated glass has been proved 10 years no yellowing, no delamination and no bubbles. We has served over 80 countries and over 2000 glass fabrication factories all over the world for past 20 years. We could offer you one component, acrylic liquid, UV curing resin below:

SaoSA UV-S is for general laminated glass, with strength of high transparency rate

SaoSA UV-H is for architectural laminated glass, with strength of high impact resistance.

SaoSA UV-B is specialized for bulletproof laminated glass.