Laminated glass is a high-grade safety glass manufactured by bonding two or more glass sheets together with an interlayer of PVB (polyvinyl butyral) or EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) adhesive, or SGP film, under high temperature and pressure.

● Features

◆ Safety: When subjected to external impact forces, laminated glass installed in buildings remains fully intact within its original frame even if shattered, preventing injury from flying glass fragments to occupants inside or outside the structure.

◆ Hurricane and Earthquake Resistance: Even if broken, the glass remains in place rather than falling as a single mass.

◆ Bulletproof and Explosion-Resistant: Multi-layer laminations enable the production of glass with varying levels of bulletproof and explosion-resistant properties;

◆ UV Protection: Provides significant blocking of ultraviolet rays in sunlight, with UV rejection rates exceeding 99%, preventing UV radiation exposure;

◆ Noise Reduction: PVB interlayers block and absorb sound waves, thereby reducing noise levels.

● Quality Standards

◆ Laminated glass quality complies with: GB15763.3-2009 National Standard;

◆Bulletproof glass quality complies with: GB 17840-1999 National Standard;

◆Laminated glass products meet the world's most stringent architectural safety glass standards: Australian Standard AS/NZS 2208-1999, Part 1-2004 and British Standard BS6206:1981.

Flat/Curved Integrated Tempering Furnace Dimensions: 4m x 6.5m   3.66m x 16m

Hot-Dip Furnace Dimensions: 3.66m x 16m

Autoclave Dimensions: 3.66m x 20m

Insulated Glass Line Dimensions: 3.66m x 20m

Cutting Line Dimensions: 3.66m x 20m