The fog of LAMINATED GLASS can be removed through the drainage holes. When the outside temperature rises, the fog in the glass interlayer will evaporate into water vapor and be discharged from the drainage holes, or apply a layer of glass glue on the side of the glass interlayer to speed up the discharge of the mist, or make maintenance easier. Personnel replace the glass with insulating glass to prevent the occurrence of interlayer fog.

How to remove LAMINATED GLASS mist:
1. Drain hole removal
LAMINATED GLASS fog needs to be removed through the drainage holes. The fog in the glass interlayer indicates that water vapor has entered the glass, indicating that there are drainage holes in the glass interlayer. When the external temperature rises, the fog in the glass interlayer will evaporate into water vapor, which can be drained out of the hole.
2. Glass glue removal
LAMINATED GLASS fog can apply a layer of glass glue on the side of the glass interlayer, which can accelerate the evaporation and removal of the fog in the glass, and the glass glue will form a sealed environment for the glass, which can prevent the glass interlayer from appearing again. Fog or water droplets.
3. Replace the glass
Fog in the LAMINATED GLASS indicates that the middle of the glass is no longer in a vacuum state, which will not only lead to fog, but also reduce the diaphragm sound effect. At this time, it is necessary to contact the maintenance personnel to replace a piece of vacuum glass to prevent the fog from appearing again in the interlayer.