Introduction

Safe-All is the brand launched by Innovic In 2015 and the brand name itself projects the key deliverable which is safety and security of all stakeholders . This will be a core ingredient in all the products or services which will be promoted under this brand.

The four Pillars for our Brand Safe All are the Four S – Safe Secure Simple & Sustainable.

Architectural PVB

Characteristics

  • Strong binding: PVB has excellent adhesive properties, allowing it to form a strong bond with a wide range of surfaces.
  • Optical clarity: PVB is highly transparent, making it an ideal material for use in applications where optical clarity is critical.
  • Toughness and flexibility: PVB is highly resistant to impact and can withstand considerable strain without cracking or breaking. It also retains its flexibility over a wide range of temperatures.
  • UV resistance: PVB is highly resistant to UV radiation, making it an ideal material for use in outdoor applications.
  • Sound insulation: PVB has excellent sound insulation properties, which make it an ideal material for use in soundproofing applications.
  • Chemical resistance: PVB is highly resistant to many chemicals, making it an ideal material for use in harsh chemical environments.
Acoustic PVB
Clear PVB
Clear PVB

PVB or Polyvinyl butyral is a kind of resin usually used for applications that require strong binding, optical clarity, adhesion to many surfaces, toughness and flexibility. It is prepared from polyvinyl alcohol by reaction with butyraldehyde.

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Acoustic PVB
Opaque PVB

Opaque PVB (Polyvinyl Butyral) refers to a type of laminated glass interlayer material. PVB is a plastic material commonly used in the automotive and architectural industries to create laminated glass, which is a type of safety glass. Opaque PVB is a variation of this material designed to block or obscure the view through the glass.

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Acoustic PVB
Translucent PVB

Translucent PVB (Polyvinyl Butyral) refers to a type of interlayer material used in laminated glass that allows some light to pass through but diffuses or scatters it, making objects on the other side less visible. This is in contrast to "clear" PVB, which allows more light to pass through, providing better visibility.

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