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Safety & structural glass

Laminated Glass

Laminated safety glasses are composed of two or more sheets of glass joined together with one or more polyvinyl butyral (PVB) films.

Laminated Glass
FIG. 01 — Laminated Glass

01 / DescriptionLaminated Glass

Description

Laminated safety glasses are composed of two or more sheets of glass joined together with one or more polyvinyl butyral (PVB) films.

Depending on the number of PVB films, there are several types of glass.

By changing the number and/or thickness of each of the components, laminated glasses with different security levels were obtained.

Available in:

6.4mm 33.1

8.4mm 44.1

10.4mm 55.1

12.4mm 66.1

02 / UsageLaminated Glass

Usage

Protection from injury – if the glass breaks, the fragments will still remain attached to the laminated film

Fall protection – correct sizing and appropriate application in compliance with regulations, ensures:

Residual stability in case of breakage;

not shattering the glass into pieces when breaking the glass

Protection against vandalism and theft – laminated safety glasses mounted in appropriate joinery are important elements that help increase the security of buildings, apartments, offices, etc.

Protection against attacks with firearms

Protection against explosions

Noise protection

UV protection

Assortment

Laminated glass can be formed from other products:

colored glass in PARSOL

mass

reflective glass

low emissivity glass

some types of decorative glass

GalleryApplications and samples

  • Laminated Glass — detail 2
  • Laminated Glass — detail 3

Safety & structural glassRelated glass types

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Cutting and processing to measure, delivery from Belgrade and Kragujevac.