Laminated Glass

Conforming to BS952, the British standard Conforming to AS/NZ2208:1996, the Australian standard Conforming to GB9962, the Chinese standard

General Details

Laminated Glass

The most common laminated glass units are constructed with two plies of glass permanently bonded together with one or more interlayers. The most important characteristics of laminated glass are fall-out protection due to the ability of the interlayer to support and hold the glass when broken as well as the reduced ability to penetrate the opening. The ability to resist various kinds of penetration is dependent upon a number of factors including thickness of the glass and the type of interlayer selected.

Laminated glass also offers a greater availability of coatings than monolithic glass. Low-E coatings which cannot be exposed, and therefore cannot be used with monolithic glass, can be used inside a laminated unit where they are protected.

INTERNAL SCREENING

Advantage of Laminated Glass、Clear float glass、AestheticBlast-MitigatingHurricane-ResistantSafetyUltraviolet Protection

Interlayers
PVB Interlayer

POLYVINYL BUTYRAL (pvb) is a standard architectural interlayer available in roll material with thicknesses 0.38mm.

SGP Interlayer

SENTRYGLAS® is an ionoplast interlayer bonded directly between two layers of glass for superior protection. The rigid interlayer minimizes deflection. Available interlayer
thicknesses:  0.89mm & 2.28mm.

Vanceva Color PVB

VANCEVA® COLOR is an interlayer system made up of base colors and a range of white interlayers that can be combined to achieve varying layers of translucency and color.

Acoustic PVB
SAFLEX® SILENTGLASS ACOUSTIC is a three layer system designed to decouple and disseminate sound waves for superior sound damping performance. Interlayer available in thickness: 0-30mm.

Vanceva Color PVB Interlayers
Vanceva® Color is an interlayer system made up of base colors and a range of white interlayers that can be combined to achieve varying layers of translucency and color.

Here is how the system works:

1) Each Vanceva® base interlayer is designated by a number or letter.

2) A single color can be selected or the base interlayers can be stacked to provide the specific color and opacity desired. Up to four interlayers can be stacked between two plies of glass within a laminated glass unit. Each Vanceva Color combination is given a four digit code. The specific layers and order of the layers determines the four digit code. This code can then be used in your laminated glass specification. If the desired color is achieved with less than four base interlayers, a clear pvb is typically added to achieve .060″ thickness and is represented with a zero.