Pulp Studio expands its proprietary DermaGlass collection with DermaAR, an acid-etched, ultra-thin architectural material that is durable, lightweight and resilient for both exterior facades and interior applications.
Product features
DermaAR, with a thickness of 1.3 millimeters, is a low-iron glass that is offered in sizes up to 58 by 118 inches. It is a tough, flexible, lightweight, scratch-resistant material that can be used with Pulp Studio’s Pintura, a water-based, back-painted, or laminated with printed graphic interlayer. This makes it a resilient and versatile material for both architectural and elevator cab applications.
Using an ion-exchange process, the ultra-thin profile of DermaGlass and DermaAR offer designers multiple options for design applications such as bent glass column surrounds or customized, decorative shapes while addressing performance needs for surface strength. DermaAR, with an acid-etched surface, offers a smooth, matte surface that minimizes glare. DermaGlass and DermaAR meet the following U.S. standards for indoor use.
- CSPC 16 CFR 1201 (laminated)
- ANSI Z97.1-2009 (laminated)
- ANSI maximum impact Class A
- CPSC maximum impact level Cat II
- DermaAR can be laminated or laminated to a honeycomb core for safety and ease of installation
What Pulp Studio says
“DermaGlass fills a need in the decorative and technical architectural glass market with an ultra-thin, highly durable surface that can be designed, bent and technically manipulated to meet aesthetic and performance requirements,” says Lynda Lax, president, Pulp Studio. “As we found more creative uses for this product, we recognized the need for multiple surface options. Now, after many years of research and development, we can deliver a highly durable product with minimal weight and a beautiful matte finish with this new DermaAR offering.”
