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Satinal: Why choosing STRATO® EVA interlayer for glass lamination

STRATO® EVA is a polymeric material used in glass lamination. It’s a recent solution designed to create a performing product in terms of composition, durability, aesthetics and processing costs.

Composition and safety: STRATO® EVA film has a thermosetting chemical composition, with more than 94 percent of curing rate (test performed on STRATO® Extra Chiaro), guaranteeing a very high level of protection for architectonic buildings, also exposed to exceptional weather conditions, like high temperatures, humidity and extreme atmospheric conditions:

  1. In case of breakage the fragments will be retained by STRATO®EVA film. The chemical composition retains the fragments of glass, reducing risks of accident
  2. UV rays: STRATO®EVA film filters up to 99 percent of UV rays at 380nm wavelength
  3. Great sound insulation

Duration: STRATO®EVA is not an hygroscopic material, which means resistance to humidity and to water infiltration in the corners of laminated glass, any risk of delamination.

Aesthetics: high transparency. STRATO® EVA film ensures brightness. STRATO® EVA COLOUR is the right way to personalize buildings or design interiors, with a touch of colour, without compromising the natural light of living rooms.

Processing costs: a laminated glass with STRATO® EVA film can be processed with a convection oven, like Lamijet Convection, or Lamijet 04-2c by TK srl; these ovens have small or medium dimensions, accessible to small and medium companies.

Satinal SpA has been the very first EVA production site in Italy, 100% made in Italy, and guarantees the high standards required by a very high-quality product.

Application of the EVA film is a delicate process that requires great precision for the temperatures and cycle times applied. Quality controls, which are carried out in the Satinal R&D laboratory, aim to guarantee perfect adhesion of the material to the glass surface. The experience acquired in the treatment of EVA-based materials is essential to master their potential and fully exploit their characteristics.

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