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Colored EVA Films for Laminated Glass

EVA Film offers unlimited color options for laminated glass. Discover our high-quality interlayer films for vibrant architectural and decorative design projects.

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Overview

EVA Interlayer Film is a specialized high-performance material engineered for premium architectural and safety glazing. Through vacuum and thermal lamination, it provides robust bonding performance, exceptional weather resistance, and over 80% UV light protection. This film ensures structural integrity, significantly enhancing impact resistance for safety and artistic glass applications.

  • Application: Creates durable laminated safety glass panels
  • Formula: Copolymer of ethylene and vinyl acetate
  • Category: Thermoplastic adhesive interlayer for glass lamination
  • Tensile Strength: 18.7–21.5 MPa
  • Available Thickness: 0.38mm, 0.76mm, 1.14mm, 1.52mm
  • Key Resistance: High temperature, high humidity, and >80% UV protection
  • Packaging: Securely wrapped in rolls for efficient storage

Test Report

EVA-0.38mm

EVA-0.76mm

EVA-1.14mm

EVA-1.52mm

Applications

Applications

  • High-security glazing for impact, blast, and storm-resistant laminated glass
  • Decorative art glass lamination requiring high optical clarity and bonding
  • Architectural safety glass for windows, doors, and building facades
  • Applications requiring excellent weather, humidity, and 80%+ UV light resistance
  • Structural assemblies requiring high tensile strength (18.7-21.5 Mpa)

Compatible Materials for Lamination

  • Float, tempered, and heat-strengthened glass types
  • Rigid decorative materials and artistic inserts
  • Compatible functional films or metallic meshes
  • Substrates suitable for standard vacuum and thermal lamination processes

Not Recommended For

  • Applications outside of specialized vacuum and thermal lamination equipment
  • Direct environmental exposure without glass or protective encapsulation
  • Projects requiring structural loads exceeding the specified tensile strength limits
  • Environments where improper lamination temperatures prevent full curing/bonding
  • Use with incompatible chemical substrates that may inhibit the cross-linking process

How to Use?

Surface Preparation

  • Ensure all glass surfaces are thoroughly cleaned, polished, and free from dust, fingerprints, oil, or water residue to guarantee optimal bonding.
  • Perform lamination in a clean-room or controlled environment to prevent contaminants or foreign particles from being trapped between the glass and the EVA Interlayer Film.
  • Verify the glass edges are smooth and free of chips to prevent stress concentrations during the thermal cycle.

Application Instructions

  • Cut the EVA film to the precise dimensions of the glass panes, ensuring the film remains flat and free from wrinkles or creases.
  • Assemble the “glass-film-glass” sandwich carefully, centering the layers to ensure uniform overlap.
  • Place the assembly in a vacuum bag/chamber to remove trapped air, followed by a controlled thermal lamination cycle (temperature and time depend on glass thickness and equipment specifications).
  • Allow the laminated glass to cool gradually to room temperature before handling to ensure structural integrity and optical clarity.

Storage & Handling

  • Store the EVA Interlayer Film rolls in a cool, dry, and dark environment, away from direct sunlight and high humidity, to prevent premature degradation.
  • Keep the material in its original protective packaging until immediate use to maintain film cleanliness and physical properties.
  • Handle with care to avoid physical deformation or sharp impacts that could wrinkle the film, which may compromise the final aesthetic appearance or impact resistance.

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