1）Safety and Security:

• Shatter Resistance: When laminated glass breaks, the interlayer holds the glass fragments in place, preventing them from scattering. This makes it ideal for areas where safety is a concern, such as windows, doors, and automotive windshields.

• Sound Insulation:The PVB or EVA interlayer in laminated glass also acts as a sound-dampening material, reducing the transmission of noise. This makes it a preferred choice for environments requiring noise control, such as office buildings, schools, and residential areas near busy roads or airports.

2）UV Protection:

• Laminated glass can block up to 99% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays, protecting interior furnishings from fading and reducing the risk of skin damage from prolonged exposure to sunlight.

3）Durability and Weather Resistance:

4）Customizability:

Laminated glass is available in a variety of thicknesses, colors, and finishes. It can be produced with decorative or tinted interlayers for aesthetic purposes, allowing for a high degree of design flexibility.

1）Automotive Industry:

2）Architectural and Building Applications:

• Windows and Doors: Laminated glass is often used in windows and doors to enhance security and safety.
• Skylights and Facades: Its durability and ability to withstand impact make it a common choice for skylights and building facades.

3）Furniture:

4）Balustrades and Railings:

3，Advantages Over Traditional Glass

• Enhanced Safety: Unlike traditional glass, laminated glass does not shatter into sharp, dangerous pieces upon impact.
• Versatility: It can be used in a wide range of applications, from automotive to architecture.
• Longevity: The interlayer helps to prevent the glass from deteriorating over time, even when exposed to the elements.

4，Technical Specifications

• Thickness: Laminated glass can range from 6.4 mm to 60 mm or more, depending on the application and required performance characteristics.
• Performance Standards: Laminated glass typically meets or exceeds international safety standards, including those set by organizations such as ASTM, EN, and ISO.
• Laminated glass is a versatile and essential material in modern construction and manufacturing, offering a combination of safety, durability, and aesthetic appeal.