Laminated glass is made by sandwiching a layer of PVB or EVA between two or more layers of
glass. The layers are then heated in an autoclave and pressed together. Autoclaves apply
pressure and heat to melt the PVB or EVA and bond the layers of glass together. The resulting
laminated glass is a strong, durable, and safe material.
What are the advantages of laminated glass?
Laminated glass has several advantages, such as:
Safety
Laminated glass is resistant to breakage, making it ideal for applications where safety is a top
priority. The PVB or EVA layer provides an additional layer of protection against forced entry,
making laminated glass ideal for windows and doors in high security areas.
Sound Insulation
Laminated glass also acts as an effective sound barrier, reducing noise transmission between
different areas. This property makes laminated glass ideal for applications where soundproofing
is essential. B. Recording studios, concert halls, airports.
UV protection
Laminated glass also provides protection from harmful UV rays. The PVB or EVA layer of laminated
glass can block up to 99% of UV rays that can fade or damage furniture, carpets and other
materials.