Key Features of Laminated Glass

• Strength: Laminated glass doesn`t shatter like ordinary glass. It absorbs impact, resists penetration, and remains intact even if broken, holding glass fragments in place and lowering the risk of injury. Global building standards increasingly specify stricter safety requirements, especially for overhead glazing where any breakage could mean a major hazard from falling glass.
• Sound Reduction: Laminated glass is an excellent barrier to noise. The sheer damping performance of the plastic interlayer make the laminated glass an effective sound control product. This makes it ideal for airports, hotels, data processing centres, recording studios, and any building near airports, highways, or train lines.
• UV Control: Ultraviolet light is the leading cause of deterioration and fading of furnishings, pictures, and fabrics.
• Durability: Laminated glass retains its colour and strength for the life of the building, yet is as easily cleaned as any conventional glass.
• Fire Retardant: While standard laminated glass doesn`t meet code requirements for fire-resistant glass, it will not disintegrate readily when exposed to heat, so it confines the fire longer, giving more time for evacuation and control of the fire.