Colored laminated glass is crafted by integrating transparent glass sheets with colored PVB interlayers. Assembled in a dust-free environment, multiple transparent glass sheets are fused together through a meticulous rolling press process. Following this, a specialized high-temperature and high-pressure treatment ensures the creation of laminated glass with diverse and vivid colors, offering a unique decorative touch.

As design trends evolve, we've expanded our capabilities to use various types of glass sheets like TINTED FLOAT GLASS and Reflective Glass, that allow us to craft a diverse range of colored laminated glasses, including coated laminated varieties, catering to people's needs for safety and energy efficiency.

Colored PVB interlayers come in an array of hues to choose from, including milky white, light green, blue-green, brown, and gray. These cater to the needs for both safety and decorative color preferences. Currently, the market demand predominantly encompasses Milky White laminated glass, blue-green laminated glass, brown laminated glass, and French green laminated glass.

Colored PVB interlayer films are available in a variety of colors, such as milky white, light green, blue-green, brown, gray, etc., to meet people's needs for safety and decorative colors. The current market demand mainly includes milky white laminated glass (Milky White), blue Green laminated glass, brown laminated glass, French Green laminated glass, etc.

The manufacturing technique can be also used for the production of SGP laminated glass, acoustic laminated glass, and curtain wall glass. This technique provides innovative glass lamination solutions in the laminated glass industry. The SGP interlayer greatly extends the performance of laminated glass beyond current technologies, which meets the requirements of enhanced safety, beauty, sound insulation, etc.

Safety
When laminated glass is impacted, the shattered pieces remain securely within the window or door frame, ensuring no harm to indoor occupants.

UV Protection
The PVB used is enhanced with high-performance UV inhibitors, blocking over 99% of ultraviolet rays. This offers added protection to interior furnishings and occupants, preventing fading and aging from prolonged UV exposure.

Thermal Insulation
Laminated glass filters a significant amount of infrared rays, reducing heat transfer between the interior and exterior. This is especially beneficial during summer, decreasing the load on air conditioners and consequently reducing energy consumption.

Sound Insulation
Laminated glass effectively diminishes the penetration of sound waves, providing notable noise reduction. It decreases external noise transmission, creating a quieter and more comfortable indoor environment.

• Laminated glass is extensively used in architectural structures, including doors, windows, and shower enclosures. It's a preferred choice for skylights in industrial buildings, display windows in shops, and in establishments where valuable items are kept or where glass is prone to breakage.
• Furthermore, this type of glass is commonly employed in public facilities such as schools, airports, hotels, and office buildings. It's especially suitable for areas susceptible to accidents, like floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors, as well as for rooftop skylights.