Laminated safety Glass



Laminated Safety Glass

The interlayers ensure the integrity of the glass by holding the broken pieces in place should any damage occur.

In fact, glass fragments adhere strongly to the interlayer, while the resistant cushioning effect dissipates the energy, minimizing the risk of injury.

This feature is particularly essential in applications where safety is paramount, such as in automotive and architectural glass. Its performance can be influenced simply by changing the number and thickness of each layer of glass and PVB interlayer.

By doing this, it can offer a wide range of products suitable for many applications, ranging from standard residential windows to specialized high-performance installations.
For additional noise control performance, the product is further enhanced by using specially developed acoustic interlayers, which not only absorb sound waves but also contribute to a more tranquil environment by reducing noise pollution from external sources, making it ideal for urban settings.


*meets EN 356 in addition to safety glass requirements
(EN 12600)
*retains its overall integrity and continues to act as a barrier
even if the glass breaks
*protects from vandalism and burglary
*protects against break-ins by preventing or slowing down
burglary attempts
*able to withstand repeated blows from heavy objects such
as bricks, hammers or crowbars
*can be used in typical applications which display valuable goods, such as banks, building societies, museums, as well
as safety glazing in hospitals and prisons
*provides higher levels of UV protection than monolithic
glass types
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