SGCC-Certified EVA Interlayer Film by Gaoren Now Available

Date: 12 May 2025

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Gaoren EVA FILM

Date: 12 May 2025

Gaoren's EVA interlayer film has received SGCC certification, ensuring it meets the highest safety and performance standards for laminated glass applications.

Gaoren, a leading manufacturer of high-performance EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate) films, is pleased to announce that its EVA interlayer film has been officially certified by the Safety Glass Certification Council (SGCC). This certification marks a significant milestone for Gaoren, confirming that its EVA film meets the stringent safety, quality, and durability requirements of the glass industry.

The SGCC-certified EVA film is now available for use across various industries requiring laminated glass, offering enhanced strength, safety, and UV protection for end products.

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