Laminated glass

INTRODUCTION

Laminated glass, composed of two glass layers sandwiching a polyvinyl butyral (PVB) interlayer, offers an exceptional blend of aesthetics and safety. Prioritizing both form and function, it provides superior protection against breakage, harmful solar radiation, and noise. The adhesive nature of PVB is crucial to its integrity, thus utmost care is taken during the bonding process to prevent contaminants, ensuring optimal performance and safety features.

FEATURES

Holds together when broken. The PVB interlayer keeps the glass bonded together even when broken, resulting in a characteristic cobweb crack pattern across the glass.
Cyclone resistance
Superior UV blocking
Excellent sound reduction (up to 40dB reduction)
Low visible distortion.