Laminated Glass

Introduction: Two or more pieces of glass are combined with one or more layers of PVB films by pressurizing and heating to form laminated glass. As the PVB films laminated in the glass has the index of refraction nearly close to the glass, the interlayer keeps the same purity and transparence as the common glass, once the glass is broken, its fragments stick to the PVB films, so it is safe.

Features:

Sound Insulation: Reduce noise in work or homes due to stronger damping of PVB for sound waves that become much weaker after passing through the laminated glass.

Anti-UV: Protect indoor precious furniture, exhibit and work of art from fading with the help of its stronger abruption to UV rays (over 90%).

Safety: As the PVB’ s excellent toughness facilitates adsorption of great number of impact energy when the laminated glass is broken by external forces, the laminated glass is difficult to be broken down, even it is broken down, it still stays in the frame and can shield wind and rain. Therefore, it is absolutely safe.