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What is PVB interlayer?
Release Date:
2026-06-03
Author:
Jack
PVB interlayer is a special semi‑transparent polymer material, produced by plasticizing polyvinyl butyral resin with plasticizers and then extruding it into shape. Its main characteristics and relevant information are as follows:
Material composition: The PVB interlayer is primarily composed of PVB resin, which is produced by the reaction of polyvinyl alcohol and butyraldehyde under strong acid catalysis. It exhibits non-toxicity, odorlessness, non-corrosiveness, and low flammability.
Appearance characteristics: The PVB interlayer exhibits a clean, uniform appearance, with a smooth surface that possesses moderate roughness and excellent flexibility.
Key properties: It is transparent, heat‑resistant, cold‑resistant, and moisture‑resistant, while also exhibiting excellent mechanical strength, making it an ideal adhesive for manufacturing laminated and safety glass.
Chemical Properties: The PVB interlayer exhibits excellent resistance to chemicals, alkalis, and oils, as well as outstanding low-temperature impact resistance. It also demonstrates strong adhesion to glass, metals, ceramics, plastics, leather, and wood.
Additive functions: During production, plasticizers are added to enhance performance, while adhesion modifiers, antioxidants, UV absorbers, and other additives are incorporated to improve bonding strength and weather resistance, thereby protecting the material from UV degradation.
Applications: Thanks to its outstanding properties, PVB interlayer is widely used in the construction industry for applications such as curtain walls, canopies, shop windows, bank teller counters, prison visitation windows, steel‑making furnace screens, and bulletproof glass.
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