Black & White - Now available from Kuraray's production site in the Czech Republic

Date: 9 January 2023

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Kuraray Europe GmbH

Date: 9 January 2023

Kuraray's PVB films with the highest level of opacity are now manufactured at our European production site in the Czech Republic.

Trosifol® Brilliant Black, Trosifol® Diamond White and Trosifol® Shining White are now offered in new widths and roll lengths. In addition, our Trosifol® Diamond White is even whiter than before.

Thanks to outstanding colorfastness our Black & White color range is usable for interior and exterior applications. Trosifol® Brilliant Black PVB film has an unsurpassed color depth, high color brilliance, and total opacity. Trosifol® Diamond White is also an opaque PVB film, rich, strong shade of white with an impressive high reflectivity.

Click here to download the Black & White brochure

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Kuraray Europe GmbH

2023-01-09T07:25:00

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