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Learn everything you need to know about laminated glass, from its benefits to its applications.

Laminated glass is a type of safety glass made by bonding two or more panes of glass together with a clear interlayer, typically made of polyvinyl butyral (PVB), ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), or SentryGlas Plus (SGP). When laminated glass breaks, the interlayer holds the shards of glass together, preventing them from scattering and causing injury.

 

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Learn Why Laminated Glass is Right for Your Project

In this guide, you will learn everything you need to know about laminated glass, including: 

            1. What is laminated glass?

            2. The benefits of laminated glass

            3. What laminated glass is used for

            4. How laminated glass is made

            5. The cost of laminated glass

            6. Using laminated glass in an insulated glass unit

            7. Addressing safety and security with laminated glass

            8. Communicating your needs to your glass supplier

Benefits of Using Laminated Glass

Laminated glass offers several benefits over traditional glass, including:

Safety: Laminated glass is much safer than traditional glass because it does not shatter into sharp pieces when broken. This makes it ideal for use in applications with a risk of breakage, such as storefronts, and skylights.

Security: Laminated glass is also harder to break than traditional glass, making it a good choice for security applications.

Soundproofing: Laminated glass can help to reduce noise pollution by muffling sound waves.

UV protection: Laminated glass can block up to 99% of harmful UV rays, which can help to protect furniture and artwork from fading.

Energy efficiency: Laminated glass can help to improve energy efficiency by reducing heat transfer when combined into an insulated glass unit.

 

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Laminated glass is used in a wide variety of applications, including: 

        1. Automotive glass

        2. Storefronts

        3. Skylights

        4. Sliding doors

        5. Glass railings

        6. Display cases

        7. Soundproof booths

        8. Bulletproof glass

        9. Entryway glass

        10. Customer service windows

        11. Glass partitions


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