The industry standard for laminated safety glass
PVB interlayer film delivers exceptional impact resistance, sound insulation and UV protection, making it the industry standard for laminated safety glass in architectural and automotive glazing.
Polyvinyl butyral interlayer film for laminated safety glass — impact resistance, sound insulation and UV protection.
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Laminated safety glass for architectural glazing.
Impact-resistant panels for railings and structural use.
Windshields and laminated vehicle glass.
Custom tinted interlayers for design applications.
PVB bonds glass fragments on breakage for safety-rated laminated glass.
Dampens sound transmission for quieter interiors.
Blocks UV radiation to protect interiors and reduce fading.
Clear and colored options for architectural and decorative design.
Everything you need to know about pvb film.
PVB (polyvinyl butyral) delivers an exceptional balance of impact resistance, sound insulation, UV protection and optical clarity, and bonds firmly to glass during lamination. That combination makes it the default interlayer for architectural and automotive laminated safety glass.
Colored PVB sheets are available as custom tinted interlayers, enabling colored and decorative laminated glass for design applications while retaining the safety performance of standard PVB.
Yes. PVB is used extensively in automotive glazing — windshields and laminated vehicle glass — because of its impact resistance and its ability to hold glass in place on breakage.
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