Laminated windscreens
With Finn Lamex, every customer gets the same first-rate windscreens manufactured with quality raw materials — which are then customised for the unique needs of each customer.
The benefits of laminated glass
The quality of Finn Lamex’s laminated windscreens start with high-quality raw materials from the leading suppliers in the industry, which are then crafted using their unique expertise and custom-built production line.
Laminated safety glass
Finn Lamex uses only laminated safety glass in their windscreen production. During the lamination process, two sheets of glass are fused together with PVB film to prevent shattering in the case of a break, increasing safety for the driver, passengers, and pedestrians. The laminated glass blocks more than 90 % of the ultraviolet radiation for example.
One important point in the windscreens is the reflection and blocking of sunlight energy. Sunlight consists of light energy, infrared light and ultraviolet energy which are reflected and blocked depending on the glass tinting and composition.
Colour options
Clear glass
For maximal clarity.
Tinted glass in a wide range of colours
Naturally blocks light energy.
Green or grey tinted glass are the most frequently chosen options which reduce the amount of light energy transmitted. This keeps the passengers and driver more comfortable and cuts down on the amount of energy needed for example for air conditioning.
One of the differences between clear and tinted glass is the LT – or light transmission – values. For windscreens, the light transmission must be above 70%. Clear glass has a high light transmission value – between 85 and 90% – and tinted glass can achieve more comfort in the cabin, with lower light transmission from 70% to 85%. For non-windscreens, light transmission of less than 70% is allowed. For example, in a double-decker bus with an upper glass of 10% light transmittance, only 10% of the light energy from the sun will pass through
Expertly curved windscreens
When it comes to producing curved windscreens, we have the production equipment and know-how to execute the best results for its customers. Our comfort and skill at producing difficult curves offers a clear competitive advantage — but why choose curved glass in the first place?
Simply put, a curved wrap around glass offers the best combination of aerodynamics, visibility, and design. A curved windscreen enables the A-frame support to be moved further back, improving the visibility to the sides, and eliminating blindspots.
One of the differences between clear and tinted glass is the LT – or light transmission – values. For windscreens, the light transmission must be above 70%. Clear glass has a high light transmission value – between 85 and 90% – and tinted glass can achieve more comfort in the cabin, with lower light transmission from 70% to 85%. For non-windscreens, light transmission of less than 70% is allowed. For example, in a double-decker bus with an upper glass of 10% light transmittance, only 10% of the light energy from the sun will pass through
A wide range of OEM Certified products
We are in a constant process of research and development to meet the growing needs of our customers.
Finn Lamex windscreen selection is composed of nearly 100 active and accepted structures of thicknesses and colours — backed up with certified OE-quality parts to support customers, who often have very specific requirements.
We have long relationships, so our skills and technical expertise are constantly being stregthened alongside the growth of our customers.