Laminated Glass

Laminated Glass is a safety glass made by bonding two or more layers of glass with an interlayer, typically PVB or EVA, under heat and pressure. It offers high strength, excellent safety performance, and strong resistance to impact. Even when broken, the fragments remain attached to the interlayer, reducing injury risk. It also provides sound insulation and UV protection, making it ideal for architectural and automotive applications.

Key Features:

• High safety performance with anti-shatter properties

• Strong impact resistance for enhanced durability

• Noise reduction and sound insulation capability

• UV protection to reduce harmful radiation

• Widely used in buildings, windows, and automotive glass applications