Kuraray to Present on Structural Laminated Glass at Zak World of Façades India

Date: 18 August 2026

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Kuraray

Date: 18 August 2026

Kuraray will take part in the 225th edition of Zak World of Façades, taking place August 27, 2026, at the Pullman Aerocity in New Delhi.

Marking the event's 8th edition in the city, the conference brings together façade professionals to explore sustainable innovations, industry challenges, and emerging technologies shaping the building envelope.

At 16:20, Kuraray's Allan Gibson will present "Structural Performance of Laminated Glass," examining the critical role of the interlayer in laminated glass performance, with a focus on ionoplast interlayers and their performance advantages. The session will also touch on the growing importance of authentication and traceability across the interlayer value chain.

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