PVB, SGP and EVA interlayer options

Architectural Glass · 02
Custom Laminated Glass with PVB, SGP or EVA
Multi-layer and decorative laminated glass configurations developed from project drawings and specified interlayers.
Product Overview
Capabilities Confirmed for Project Review
WJ produces laminated glass with PVB, SGP and EVA interlayers in double, triple and multi-layer constructions. Confirmed glass make-ups range from 4 + 4 mm to 25 + 25 mm.
The available range includes ultra-clear, coloured-interlayer, curved and decorative laminated glass, as well as configurations using tempered or heat-strengthened plies.
Double, triple and multi-layer constructions
Maximum confirmed size of 10 m × 3.3 m
Tempered and heat-strengthened laminated configurations
Coloured and decorative interlayers available
Curved laminated glass supported
Available Configurations
Specified Laminated Glass Options
The options below are limited to the configurations confirmed in the supplied production capability information.
Technical Capabilities
Confirmed Production Parameters
Final suitability is reviewed against the full glass make-up, drawing and project specification.
Custom Processing
Confirmed Processing Options
Processing is confirmed against the selected glass type, dimensions and final make-up.
Applications
Project Uses Confirmed in the Capability Sheet
Only the applications expressly confirmed in the supplied product information are listed.
Canopies
Balustrades
Curtain Walls
Skylights
Hotel Artistic Glass
Project Customization
Custom Glass Make-Ups from Project Drawings
Laminated structures can be developed from CAD files or project drawings. Share the ply thicknesses, interlayer type, visual requirement and final application for configuration review.
Standards & Certifications
Available Documentation
- A CCC test report is available.
Documentation is matched to the selected product configuration and should be confirmed before order placement.
Product Test & Certification Documentation
Laminated Glass — Tested Construction & Results
CTC report QZ2025E09A15051 records CCC surveillance testing of architectural tempered laminated glass. All five tested items were assessed as conforming to GB 15763.3-2009.
| Item | Documented Scope / Result |
|---|---|
| Report issue date | 8 July 2025 |
| Nominal construction | 6 mm glass + 1.14 mm PVB + 6 mm glass; tempered plies for the heat, moisture and impact specimens. |
| Assessment standard | GB 15763.3-2009 |
| Heat resistance | Conforms. No cracks or bubbles / other defects in the evaluation area of the three tested specimens. |
| Moisture resistance | Conforms. No cracks or bubbles / other defects in the evaluation area of the three tested specimens. |
| Radiation resistance | Conforms. Relative change in visible light transmittance: 0.2%, 0.4% and 0.2% for the three specimens. No significant discoloration, bubbles or clouding in the evaluation area. |
| Ball-drop impact / separation | Conforms. A 1,040 g steel ball was used at recorded heights of 3,000–4,800 mm. The interlayer did not rupture or become exposed in the six tested specimens. |
| Shot-bag impact | Conforms; category II-1 as recorded in the report. Four 1,930 × 864 mm specimens remained unbroken at a 1,200 mm drop height. |
Results apply to the specimens and test conditions identified in this report, not every laminated glass make-up or installed glazing system. The two impact tests were performed in the manufacturing laboratory under the TMP method recorded in the report. Radiation-resistance results are not a UV-blocking percentage or an absolute light-transmittance rating.
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Choose the Right Construction for Your Project
Laminated glass bonds glass layers through an interlayer. The interlayer helps retain fragments if the glass breaks. The choice of glass, interlayer and support arrangement must follow the intended use; lamination alone is not a promise of structural, security or acoustic performance.
What to confirm before ordering
- State whether the priority is fragment retention, acoustic performance, appearance or a combination.
- Identify exposed edges and moisture conditions so the proposed interlayer and installation can be reviewed.
- For overhead glazing and barriers, provide the engineered glass schedule and support details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is laminated glass always soundproof?
No. Sound reduction depends on the complete construction, including glass thicknesses, interlayer, framing and seals. Request configuration-specific test evidence when an acoustic target applies.
Can a decorative layer be included?
Decorative laminated options are available within our artistic glass range. Share the desired material, reference and application for a compatibility review.
Does every laminate suit a balustrade?
No. The engineer must specify the complete system for the required loads and post-breakage behaviour.
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