Saint-gobain Glass France

Camille Dassonville

Bernhard Reul

Klaus Schmalbuch

Juliette Jamart

Romain Gonnet

Dieter Kleyer

Katja Werner

Xinqiao Gao

Buyin Yu

Clément Briquet

Elodie Ducourthial

Sébastien Wery

Jérome Rami

Benoît Barbier

Angélique Morel

Clement Briquet

Maxime Classeau

A vehicle decoration part is arranged in a pillar sheet metal and/or a window frame of a vehicle and includes a decoration body and a decoration film attached to surface(s) of the decoration body, wherein the material of the decoration body is metal, and the material of the decoration film is flexible material and forms decoration surface. The vehicle decoration part possesses stable performance and can meet the user's requirements of different appearances. When the vehicle decoration part is applied to a vehicle window glass assembly, bad appearance caused by bumping or scraping in molding process and daily use process can be avoided. The molding device and the manufacturing process of the vehicle window glass assembly are easy to realize, economical in cost and wide in application prospect.

Vehicle decoration part, vehicle window glass assembly and manufacturing process and molding device thereof

A process for the printing of enamel on a constituent glass sheet of a laminated glazing which can be used in the motor vehicle field and including a stack of thin functional layers sensitive to scratchability. The process makes it possible to deposit an enamel layer on a glass sheet coated with a stack of thin layers.

Enamel printing process for a laminated glazing having functional layers

A glazing includes at least one substrate, one portion of which includes an electrically conductive element, the conductive element including a connector made of chromium-containing steel, which connector is soldered with a solder based on tin, silver and copper to an electrically conductive track, wherein the electrically conductive track, which is formed by fritting a silver paste including a mixture of silver powder and glass frit, has a resistivity measured at 25&#xb0; C. lower than or equal to 3.5 &#x3bc;&#x3a9;&#xb7;cm and a porosity level lower than 20%, the porosity level being measured by scanning electron microscopy from a cross section through the portion of the substrate including the electrically conductive track and having been polished beforehand by ion milling.

Glazing equipped with an electrically conductive device possessing an improved resistance to temperature cycling tests

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