Laminated safety glass is produced by bonding two or more layers of glass together through a special, plastic, PVB interlayer under high temperature and pressure. This system is designed to provide a reliable barrier that maintains its integrity even after impact.

While the standard laminated safety glass version uses high-quality float glass, clear laminated glass is made from low-reflective glass. This ensures maximum light transmission and crystal-clear visuals, without the greenish tint characteristic of standard glass.

Advantages

Injury prevention: In the event of glass breakage, the shards do not scatter. They remain on the PVB layer, significantly reducing the risk of injury from sharp fragments.

Safety and security: The system acts as a strong barrier against external threats. It can withstand repeated impacts from heavy objects such as bricks or hammers, providing effective protection against vandalism and theft.

UV control: The PVB layer blocks more than 99% of UV radiation.

Acoustic insulation: The laminated structure provides additional sound insulation.