Kuraray: New brochure for architectural glass

Date: 18 July 2019

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Date: 18 July 2019

A new brochure has been published that covers the entire range of Kuraray glass interlayers for architectural glass.

With Kuraray's highly specialized ionoplast and PVB films being in high demand worldwide for construction products, the brochure includes references to international architectural projects, such as the Steve Jobs Theater Pavilion, the world-famous Asian glass bridges and other special projects with individual requirements for sound insulation or hurricane glazing.

To simplify product selection, attributes for each interlayer are clearly identified and recommendations for a wide variety of applications are compared. The information is completed with rich details on technical features and measurement results.

Please download the brochure via this link.

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