Soluciones integrales en acristalamiento - Vidurglass

Cylindrically curved laminated glass is a safety glass consisting of two or more glass panes adhered by one or several films of polyvinyl butyral (PVB), plastic material with high performance in terms of elasticity, transparency and resistance. The glass is perfectly adhered to the butyral thanks to a thermal and pressure treatment.
 

This product has the advantages of both the tempering and laminating treatments: better mechanical resistance, higher safety, capability of holes in the glass, etc.
 

For automotive applications, thanks to the use of tempered glass VidurGlass of 3.15 mm thick, minimum weight is achieved in the glazing of the vehicle, thereby achieving a reduction in the consumption of the vehicle.
 

Vidurglass offers the possibility to produce cylindrically curved laminated glass, TEMPERED or ANNEALED.

• Mechanical resistance: VIDURGLASS tempered laminated glass has a much higher mechanical resistance than a laminated non-tempered glass.
• Fragmentation: in case of breakage, the tempered glass fragments remain adhered to the butyral foil.
• Resistance to penetration: VIDURGLASS tempered laminated glass has a higher resistance to penetration thanks to the butyral foil. For this reason it is specially recommended for people’s protection.
• Acoustic attenuation: thanks to the butyral foil, a VIDURGLASS laminated glass offers a higher acoustic attenuation than a single glass with the same thickness.

• Mass tinted glass: during the manufacturing process of this glass, small quantities of metallic oxides are added to the mixing of float glass. These small added amounts give the glass a characteristic colour without affecting its basic properties except for some changes in the solar energy transmission. The colour is homogeneous in the whole thickness.
• Edges: the finishes of the edges can be arrissed, industrial polished, bright polished, etc.
• Holes and notches: VIDURGLASS tempered glass can have holes and complex notches to assemble it according to different requirements.
• Silk-screen print: capability of printing the glass with different designs and colours using vitrifiable enamels that become part of the mass of the glass once tempered.
• Acid etching: capability of applying an acid that partially dissolves the glass and creates a granulated surface, which diffuses the light and turns a clear glass into a translucent one that offers privacy.
• Step between glass panes: possibility to assemble the glass panes with different sizes so there is an step between them.

• Coaches
• City buses
• Automobiles and vehicle conversions
• Cabins of agricultural and public works vehicles
• Rail
• Marine