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EVA GLASS INTERLAYER FILM

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Peter Lin
Mail: cnc@cncGlass.com
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EVAFORCE® SUPER CLEAR INTERLAYER FILM:for making architectural safety laminated glass


Super clear eva glass interlayer film
Outdoor white eva interlayer film series
Green tape for laminating sealing vacuuming, heating resistant
Thermal cutter trimming laminated glass edges remains by heating
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1-EVAFORCE SUPER+ (COMPATIBLE) EVA INTERLAYER FILM

*Lowest melt viscosity
*Best compatibility with all kinds of uneven rough surface inserts
*Massive lamination, Largest sold quantity
*Great performance with affordable price
*Aim for architectural safety laminated glass
*Applied both indoor and outdoor

EVAFORCE® SUPER CLEAR INTERLAYER FILM:for making architectural safety laminated glass

2-EVAFORCE EXTREME EVA INTERLAYER FILM

*Less overflowing during vacuuming heating
*Strengthened safety mechanical properties
*Recommended for extreme environments, safety tempered glazing or curved glass laminating
*Applied both indoor and outdoor
*Replacing PVB Film

EVAFORCE® SUPER CLEAR INTERLAYER FILM:for making architectural safety laminated glass

3-WHITE EVA GLASS INTERLAYER FILM

Milky White/White Opaque EVA Film 0% Visible Light Transmittance
Sandblasting White/White Translucent EVA Film 65% Visible Light Transmittance
Super Milky White/Super White Opaque EVA Film 0% Visible Light Transmittance

EVAVISION®WHITE INTERLAYER FILM

4-Green PET Tape for fixing laminated glass to be ready for heating and vacuuming;

Green Tape Preventing Melted Eva Film Over Flowing Out of Laminated Glass Edges in the Oven

5-Thermal Cutter for trimming laminated glass edges overflowed remains;

Thermal Cutter to clean laminated glass edges overflowed remains: EVA, PVB, SGP etc.









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