Contra Vision Printed Interlayers

Contra Vision Printed Interlayers transform laminated glass for architectural projects

Contra Vision Printed Interlayers for laminated glass are suitable for modern architecture that requires the highest durability and performance. The graphics are printed as a dot pattern onto a clear polyester film using our patented Contra Vision® XR technology.

Reduce UV radiation

Low-angle view of a reflective skyscraper at UN Plaza, New York, against a clear blue sky with a one-way street sign.

The benefits of laminated glass include increased safety if impact is a risk,  and 99.9% of UV radiation is blocked.

Trusted for decades

Modern building facade with circular dot pattern on glass windows providing solar shading for the hotel exterior.

Contra Vision Printed Interlayers have been trusted on worldwide projects for over 20 years.

Great transparency

Close-up of the unique multi-coloured brickwork on the Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building.

See-through graphics printed as dot patterns with 40-50% transparency, ensuring an excellent view out.

How is it made?

Contra Vision graphics are printed onto a clear polyester film and then laminated between glass.  The benefits of laminated glass include increased safety if impact is a risk,  and 99.9% of UV radiation is blocked.

Laminated glass is also used to increase the sound insulation rating of a window, where it significantly improves sound attenuation compared to unlaminated glass panes of the same thickness.

Low-angle view of a reflective skyscraper at UN Plaza, New York, against a clear blue sky with a one-way street sign.
dots graphic

How to source

Contra Vision Printed Interlayers are used by glass manufacturers around the world. We also provide help with product specification including advice on how to get the best out of your artwork.

Contra Vision glass installation at Nova Victoria development in London.

Become a Supplier

Get in touch if you are a glass manufacturer who is interested in producing laminated glass with a Contra Vision Printed Interlayer.

Geometric red glass facade and white structural framing of the Nova Building in Victoria, London.