Abstract: This invention is directed to the production of laminated, transparent, polarizing glass articles. The inventive method contemplates five basic steps:(1) forming parallel microgrooves on a surface of a glass support;(2) washing and drying said surface;(3) depositing on said surface a mixture of organic colorants corresponding to the three primary colors and exhibiting a nematic state to yield a coating displaying polarizing properties;(4) treating the polarizing coating with an aqueous solution of inorganic salts having an acid pH; and(5) applying a continuous, optically transparent, composite film upon the polarizing coating and bonding it thereto.

Abstract: This invention is directed to the production of laminated, transparent, polarizing glass articles. The inventive method contemplates five basic steps:(1) forming parallel microgrooves on a surface of a glass support;(2) washing and drying said surface;(3) depositing on said surface a mixture of organic colorants corresponding to the three primary colors and exhibiting a nematic state to yield a coating displaying polarizing properties;(4) treating the polarizing coating with an aqueous solution of inorganic salts having an acid pH; and(5) applying a continuous, optically transparent, composite film upon the polarizing coating and bonding it thereto.

Abstract: This invention is concerned with a method for preparing transparent laminated polarizing glass articles consisting of a support of an inorganic or organic glass, a coating exhibiting polarizing properties disposed on one of the surfaces of the support, and an optically transparent layer adhered to the coating which protects the coating from humidity. The vital feature of the method comprises a first treatment by a gamma-aminopropyltrialkoxysilane and a second treatment by an epoxyalkyltrialkoxysilane which is designed to improve the adherence of the optically transparent layer to the polarizing coating.The invention is especially useful in the fabrication of eyeglass lenses.

Abstract: This invention concerns an improved method for fabricating transparent laminated polarizing glasses consisting of a substrate of inorganic or organic glass, a coating of polarizing properties deposited upon one surface of the substrate, and an integral, optically transparent composite film consisting, on the one hand, of one lamina of thermoplastic polyurethane of adhesive properties, and, on the other hand, of one lamina of thermosetting polyurethane of anti-lacerative and self-regenerating properties; the thermoplastic polyurethane ply adhering to the polarizing coating. The method comprises applying the polarizing coating to the substrate, then treating at least the coated surface of the substrate with a aqueous solution containing .gamma.-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane or .gamma.-aminopropyltriethoxysilane, and thereafter applying said composite film.