LAMINATED GLASS

Laminated glass (also known as laminated glass or explosion-proof glass) is a type of safety glass made by embedding high-strength PVB/EVA/SGP film between two or more pieces of glass and compounding them under high temperature and high pressure. Its core features are explosion resistance, impact resistance, sound insulation, and noise reduction.

Laminated glass has become the preferred choice for high-altitude protection and silent scenes due to its fragment adhesion safety mechanism and advantages in low to medium frequency sound insulation. Paired with hollow/Low-E glass, it can meet the insulation needs, while the curved and glazed design expands the boundaries of architectural aesthetics. When making a purchase, it is important to ensure the integrity of the PVB/SGP film process to avoid safety hazards caused by low-priced and inferior products.