A cover board and roofing system including a cover board are disclosed. In one embodiment, the cover board includes a core having a first surface and a second surface. The core is configured to overlie a roof substrate. The cover board includes at least one facer attached to the first surface, the second surface, or both the first surface and second surface of the core. The cover board includes a reinforcing layer positioned between the core and the at least one facer. The reinforcing layer may comprise a scrim material. An impact resistance of the cover board may be greater than an impact resistance of an identical cover board without the scrim material.

An electronic device housing, and an electronic device including the same are provided. The electronic device housing includes a substrate including glass, an insert portion which is bonded to the substrate at a surface of the insert portion, and at which a functional component of an electronic device having the electronic device housing is disposed, and an elastic layer which is between the substrate and the insert portion and extends along the surface of the insert portion.

A touch panel, a touch display panel, and an attaching method of a glass cover are provided. The touch panel includes a touch control layer provided with an adhesive layer on an upper surface, and a glass cover disposed on the touch control layer and connected to the touch control layer by the adhesive layer; wherein a side of the glass cover facing the touch control layer provided with an ink layer, a plurality of meshes is disposed on the ink layer allowing ultraviolet light to pass through to irradiate and cure the adhesive layer.

Disclosed herein are multi-layered optical devices including a polymeric layer disposed between and in contact with a first optical element layer and a second optical element layer, wherein the polymeric layer comprises a product of a composition comprising a self-healing component, wherein said self-healing component consists of or consists essentially of molecules comprising selfhealing moieties, wherein said composition possesses either: (a) greater than 30 wt. %, relative to the weight of the entire composition, of the self-healing component; or (b) greater than 0.015 equivalents of self-healing moieties per 100 g of the composition.

An anti-reflective film laminate includes a first transparent base material, an antireflective layer, and an adhesion layer. The first transparent base material is a plastic film and has a first surface and a second surface which is a surface on a back side with respect to the first surface. The anti-reflective layer includes a hard coat layer, an inorganic multilayer film layer, and an antifouling layer provided in order on the first surface. The adhesion layer is provided on the second surface. The adhesion layer consists of two adhesive layers and a second transparent base material sandwiched between the two adhesive layers and directly adhering to each of the two adhesive layers. A reflectance of the anti-reflective film laminate is 0.8% or less when light with a wavelength of 380 nm to 780 nm is incident. A breaking force of the anti-reflective film laminate is 5.7 N or more.

A laminated body includes: a supporting base material; an adhesive layer; a metal layer; and a substrate in this order. The metal layer contains at least one metal selected from the group consisting of copper, titanium, palladium, gold, nickel, tungsten, and molybdenum. The metal layer preferably contains at least one metal selected from the group consisting of copper, titanium, palladium, gold, and nickel.

A coated article includes a substrate with a first surface and a second surface and a functional coating applied over the surface. The functional coating includes a base layer over at least a portion of the substrate; a metallic layer over at least a portion of the base layer; and a top layer over at least a portion of the metallic layer. The base layer includes a first film of tin oxide over at least a portion of the substrate and a second film covering the entire portion of the first film. Methods of making a coated article, reducing scattering center formation, and reducing red haze formation are also provided.

The invention provides a method of processing glass that involves forming a flexible gel layer on a flexible glass sheet to create a glass-gel sheet; rolling-up the glass-gel sheet into the form of a roll; placing the roll in a dryer; and drying the flexible gel layer so as to form a flexible aerogel layer. Some embodiments provide a glazing unit that includes a glass-aerogel sheet located between first and second panes of the glazing unit, where the glass-aerogel sheet includes a flexible glass sheet and a flexible aerogel layer on the flexible glass sheet. In such embodiments, the first and second panes each have thicknesses that are greater than a thickness of the flexible glass sheet. Other embodiments provide a glass assembly having a flexible aerogel layer on a flexible glass sheet, with the flexible glass sheet being laminated to a glass pane.

The present disclosure provides an auxiliary device for sticking of a tempered glass screen protector and a tempered glass screen protector combination. The auxiliary device includes a sticking limiting frame made of a plastic material; a sticking area of the sticking limiting frame is matched with the appearance of a screen of a product to be covered; each of four edges of a back surface of the sticking limiting frame is at least provided with one stepped limiting slot; each stepped limiting slot includes a product limiting slot and a tempered glass screen protector limiting slot; and one or more magnetic patches are fixed on the sticking area or the back surface.

A method for making a laminated glazing panel is described. A bolt having a head portion and a stem portion extending therefrom is positioned in a hole in a sheet of glazing material so that a first surface of the head portion is faces in the direction of a first major surface of the sheet of glazing material and the stem portion extends beyond a second major surface of the sheet of glazing material. A sheet of adhesive interlayer material is positioned on the first major surface of the sheet of glazing material to cover the first surface of the head portion. Suitable lamination conditions are used to laminate the sheet of adhesive interlayer material to the sheet of glazing material. During lamination, fluid trapped between the first surface of the head portion and the sheet of adhesive interlayer material is removed via a fluid pathway associated with the stem portion. Laminated glazing panels made using the method are also described.