Today's architectural trends, which use an increasing amount of glass, are leading to a diversified demand in laminated glass. While safety and security remain important, aesthetics, design, and view control are also demanded as functions of glass.

S-LEC? Film - EN bonds especially well to PET, and because it is plasticizer-free, it can be used with plastics such as polycarbonate. The film can also be combined with many different materials to give laminated glass a wide variety of design possibilities, including Japanese paper, metal mesh, solar cell modules, LCD, and color PVB.

In a vacuum, S-LEC? Film - EN can be bonded at 95oC, a relatively low temperature.. Moreover, the bonding is carried out without an autoclave or other bulky equipment. While it bonds well with PET and other materials, self-adhesion at room temperature is controlled, and calls for no covering paper-making the sheets easy to handle and enhancing the productivity.

Glass with S-LEC? Film - EN is even harder to shatter than glass with PVB interlayer film. Glass with PET is as strong as PVP film and similar materials, while security is enhanced even further with polycarbonate. S-LEC? Film - EN also filters out more than 99% of ultraviolet rays for your peace of mind.

Ball Drop Test (JIS R 3212)
The test checks penetration status of a 300m*300mm laminated glass after a ball 2260g in weight,
82mm in diameter is dropped on its center. (At 23°C)