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Laminated glass consists of two or more sheets of ordinary glass or treated glass bonded together under heat and pressure by interlayers of polymer.
When Laminated glass fractures on impact it will remain bonded to the plastic interlayer minimising the risk of serious cuts from flying glass and maintaining a protective barrier.
The strength of Laminated glass can be tailored as required by varying the quantity, thickness and nature of it layers to create :
When Laminated glass fractures on impact it will remain bonded to the plastic interlayer minimising the risk of serious cuts from flying glass and maintaining a protective barrier.
The strength of Laminated glass can be tailored as required by varying the quantity, thickness and nature of it layers to create :
Safety Glass : Security Glass : Audio Glass
Safety Glazing for Doors, Side panels
Windows, Screens, and Glazed Walls
Windows, Screens, and Glazed Walls