Electrically heated transparent glass article and method of maki

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Composite – Of quartz or glass

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428699, 428336, 156 99, 156106, 156319, 219203, 4274193, B32B 1504, C09J 500

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ABSTRACT:
In a transparent glass article comprising an electrically conductive, transparent, metal-based coating on a glass substrate and polyvinyl butyral material (PVB) bonded thereto, adhesion between the coating and the PVB is improved by a thin chromium-based film on the metal-based coating interfacing with the PVB. Adhesion is particularly improved in its resistance to exposure to UV radiation. In an electrically heated windshield application, the adhesion is improved by chromium-based film (24) between the metal-based coating (22) on a first glass template (12) and a PVB interlayer (26) mediate the first glass template and a second glass template (28). The glass article is produced according to a method aspect of the invention.

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