Libbey-owens-ford Co.

Paul T Mattimoe

Theodore J Motter

Stephen P Bartus, Jr

Siegfried H Herliczek

John J Hofmann

A glass spandrel coated on the inwardly glazed glass surface with a transparent heat reflective film and a black, opaque coating firmly adhered to and covering the exposed surface of the film. The opaque coating includes a light absorbing component to limit the visible light reflection from materials attached to or located behind the inwardly glazed coated surface below a critical value.

Architectural spandrel

Multi-layer automotive glazing units that include, in their structures, transparent substrates with protective covers or shields over surfaces of the substrates; and that combine penetration resistant body portions with exposed abrasion resistant surfaces of a silica reinforced organopolysiloxane compound; and methods of producing such units.

Automotive glazing units and method of producing the same

Multi-layer automotive glazing units that include, in their structures, transparent substrates with protective covers or shields over surfaces of the substrates and that combine penetration resistant body portions with exposed abrasion resistant surfaces; and methods of producing such units.

Automotive glazing structure and method of producing the same

An automobile glazing structure that includes at least one sheet of glass, that incorporates a multi-layer protective laceration inhibiting shield bonded to its inboard glass surface to present an exposed inboard surface, and that has areas of at least one surface of a layer of the shield treated with the reaction product of a film forming resin and a compound capable of hydrolysis followed by condensation as an adhesion promoting primer.

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Toledo, OH, United States of America

Paul T Mattimoe