EVA Interlayer

Overview

EVA Vs PVB

Comparison Of Plastic Films

Description Plastic Film
EVA PVB
Technical Data Density 0.97 g/cm3 1.07 g/cm3
Bonding Temperature ≤ 100℃ 140℃
Flow Temperature 80℃ 90℃
Flow Rate 1.2 cm3/s℃ 0.4 cm3/s℃
Haze Rate 1% 0.4%
Visible Light Transmission ≥ 85% ≥ 88%
UV Screening 98% 99%
Luminous Efficiency 87% 88%
Water Absorption (23℃ for 24 hrs) 0.1% 3.6%
Tensile Strength at Break 290 kg/cm2 339 kg/cm2
Elongation at Break 2340 kg/cm2 455 kg/cm2
Colour Availability Excellent Good
Compatibility to Various Design Interlayer Materials Excellent Fair
Adhesion to Glass & Polycarbonate Excellent Fair
Orientation of Water Moisture No Yes
Handling Room Temperature Climatic Control Required
Film Cost Fair Costly
Film Availability Many Qualified Suppliers Few Qualified Suppliers

Comparison of Laminated Glass

Description Laminated Glass
EVA PVB
Anti-Shatter Peel Off Excellent Good
Inert with Sealants and Adhesives Excellent Good
Anti-Delamination Excellent Good
Impact Strength Good Excellent
UV Aging for 3000 hrs (JIS) No Visible Change No Visible Change
Environmental Resistance No Visible Change No Visible Change
Heat Resistance (100℃ for 3 months) No Visible Change No Visible Change
Moisture Resistance (50℃ at RH 95%) No Visible Change No Visible Change

Comparison of Laminated Glass Production

Description Laminated Glass Production
EVA PVB
Autoclave Autoclave No Yes
Careful Operation and Maintenance N/A Yes
Occupy Space N/A Yes
Pit Construction Required for Foundation N/A Yes
Water Circulation Cistern Required for Cooling N/A Yes
Pre-Laminating Facilities Climatic Control Room No Yes
Air Conditioner No Yes
Dehumidifier No Yes
Roller Conveyor No Yes
Roller Press No Yes
Heating Oven No Yes
Space Occupied Little Large
Labor Force Few More
Labor Working Environment Room Temperature in Free Space Dry and Cold Inside Climatic Control Room
Power Consumed per m2 of Glass Low High
Operating Cost Low High
Maintenance Cost Low High
Production Cycle Short Long
Production Type Batch Continuous
Variable Glass Thicknesses Production Feasible Within Same Batch Always Constant Thickness
Production Process One Single Step Several Steps