Laminated glass is a multifunctional glazing material that can be used in a variety of applications. It is manufactured permanently bonding two or more glass panels with polyvinyl butyral (PVB) interlayers, under heat and pressure, to create a single construction. If broken by impact, laminated glass tends to maintain the building envelope by remaining integral in its frame. This minimizes the risk of injury from sharp edges and flying or falling glass particles. It also strongly resists penetration of objects. Laminated glass is particularly suitable where it is important to ensure integrity of the whole sheet after breakage.

Applications of laminated glass:

Laminated glass can be used as architectural glass, safety glass or decorative glass. The most common places laminated glass is used are: sloped and overhead glazing, museums displays, prisons, government buildings, jewelry stores windows and display cabinets, bank windows and teller screens, schools, hospitals, hotels, interior partitions and office buildings.

Characteristic:

Toughness and safety: As there is a tenacious and adhesive interlayer, it is not easy to be pierced by impact when broken, and the fragments are not easy to scatter. Compared with other kind of glass,laminated glass has outstanding shock resisting, anti-theft, explosion proof, bulletproof ability and high safety.

Energy saving and highly efficient: the interlayer of laminated glass has the ability to reduce the infrared sun rays, thus save electricity energy of air conditioner and improve living environment.

Beauty and practicability:laminated glass with colorful interlayer can easily make the buildings and the surrounding scenery more harmonious and satisfy the designer’s pursuit for beauty.

Specification:

Max Size: 3400*12000mm

Thickness: 12mm-25mm

Film thickness: 0.38mm and multiple of 0.38mm