Lamination

Octoglass laminates flat and bent glass on our own site: we bond layers with a polymer interlayer into a multilayer construction for the agreed size, thickness, and part purpose. The service covers both one-off orders and small repeatable lots — without needing a large series “just to keep quality”.

Baseline routes use EVA and ionoplast. PVB and TPU are available, but as separate non-standard projects: terms, cycle, and fit are agreed separately, not as a catalogue default. That makes clear where the standard path ends and where dedicated engineering starts.

Working format is up to 2500 × 1500 mm. The typical glass we work with most often is 2 mm. We laminate glass up to 15 mm thick; above 8 mm the job becomes a special project — route, tooling, and checks are locked before launch, not after a failed first attempt. Flat and curved packages are assessed within the same size and thickness limits — accounting for geometry after bending.

Quality rests on equipment plus prep: a high-throughput lamination line and package assembly in clean rooms with G3 air cleanliness class. Clean assembly reduces inclusions and interface defects — especially important for optically sensitive and multilayer constructions.

For B2B and OEM work, lamination often sits mid-route: cut and edge → bending if needed → lamination → further assembly or delivery. We keep the stage with clear boundaries on format, thickness, geometry, and interlayer type so it interfaces cleanly with neighbouring steps on the Octoglass site or at the customer’s plant.

Size, glass thickness, flat or bent geometry, preferred interlayer, and package stack-up (or a short task description) are enough to start assessment. Exact pricing and timing follow once inputs are agreed; on the site we publish only confirmed capabilities — no invented tolerances or lead times without lot data.