Product Overview:

Laminated glass consists of two pieces of glass with a polyvinyl butyral (PVB) interlayer film in between. If the glass breaks, the PVB film holds the fragments in place, preventing dangerous shards from falling and enhancing safety.

Key Features:

• Safety: In case of breakage, the glass remains within the frame without falling out, ensuring protection.
• Hurricane and Earthquake Resistant: The glass stays intact and in place even if it breaks during natural disasters.
• Bulletproof and Explosion-Resistant: Multiple interlayers can be added to create various levels of protection against bullets and explosions.
• UV Protection and Thermal Insulation: Effectively blocks ultraviolet rays and reduces thermal transmission, offering better insulation.
• Noise Reduction: The PVB layer also helps in soundproofing by blocking sound waves and reducing noise.

Application Areas: Laminated glass is considered a highly safe glass and is commonly used in doors, windows, curtain walls, skylights, suspended ceilings, elevated floors, large glass walls, furniture doors, and decorative partitions.

Size Specifications:

• Maximum size: 2500mm x 6000mm.

Thickness Options:

• Thickness range: 4mm to 60mm.

PVB Film Color:

• Available in transparent, milky white, gray, blue, green, pink, and other colors.

PVB Film Thickness:

• Ranges from 0.38mm to 3.04mm.

Product Standards:

• Complies with GB1563.3-2009.
• Complies with GB 9962 National Standard.
• Meets AS/NZ2208:1996, Australian Standard.
• Complies with BS952 British Standard.