Laminated Glass

Features
Enhanced Safety and Security – Laminated glass is classified as safety glass and offers excellent resistance to penetration. Even when broken, the interlayer holds the glass fragments together, providing effective protection against forced entry, vandalism, and burglary.
Hurricane and Seismic Resistance – The glass remains bonded together after breakage, helping maintain the building envelope during hurricanes, earthquakes, and other extreme events, thereby enhancing overall building safety.
Excellent Acoustic Insulation – The PVB interlayer effectively dampens sound transmission, significantly reducing external noise and creating a quieter indoor environment.
UV Protection – Laminated glass blocks more than 99% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation, helping protect furniture, curtains, artwork, displays, and other interior furnishings from UV damage and fading.
Product Processing Capabilities
Glass Substrate Thickness (mm)3.2--19
Overall Laminated Glass Thickness (mm)6.38--60
Glass Types AvailableSymmetrical Safety Laminated Glass, Asymmetrical Safety Laminated Glass, Bullet-Resistant Glass, etc. 
Maximum Size (mm)2850X10000
Minimum Size (mm)300X300
Interlayer TypesPVB / SGP Interlayers (0.38 mm, 0.76 mm, 1.14 mm, 1.52 mm, 2.28 mm, etc.) 
Interlayer ColorsUltra Clear, Clear, Opal White, Ceramic White, Blue, Gray, Green, and Pink


Minimum PVB Interlayer Thickness for Standard Laminated Glass

Glass TypeGlass Substrate Thickness (mm)PVB Interlayer Thickness (mm)
Standard Flat Laminated Glass≤50.38
6--80.76
10--121.14
≥121.52


Minimum PVB Interlayer Thickness for Flat Tempered or Heat-Strengthened Laminated Glass

Glass TypeGlass Substrate Thickness (mm)PVB Interlayer Thickness (mm)
Short side ≤ 800mmShort side > 800mmShort side > 1500mm
Flat Tempered or Heat-Strengthened Laminated Glass≤60.761.141.52
8--101.52
12--151.52
192.28
≤121.90
≥15≥2.28

Note: For flat tempered or heat-strengthened laminated glass, when both the height and width exceed 800 mm and the aspect ratio is close to 1:1, bow distortion during the tempering process becomes more difficult to control, which may result in a dish-shaped deformation. In such cases, the PVB interlayer thickness should be increased by an additional 0.38 mm beyond the specified minimum requirement. 


Minimum PVB Interlayer Thickness for Curved Tempered Laminated Glass

Glass TypeGlass Substrate Thickness (mm)PVB Interlayer Thickness (mm)
Bending Radius ≥ 3 mBending Radius ≤ 3 m
Curved Tempered Laminated Glass≤61.521.90
≥382.28

Note: The glass substrate thickness shall be based on the thickness of the thicker lite in the laminated glass assembly. For irregular-shaped, notched, drilled, oversized, extra-long, or extra-wide glass, the PVB interlayer thickness should be increased by 0.38–0.76 mm, depending on the specific application. Laminated glass constructed with a thickness difference greater than 2 mm between the two glass lites is not recommended, as the uneven load distribution may adversely affect its structural performance.

Product Quality Standards

GB 15763.3 – Safety Glazing Materials in Building – Part 3: Laminated Glass (Chinese National Standard)

BS EN ISO 12543 – Glass in Building – Laminated Glass and Laminated Safety Glass (European/International Standard)

AS/NZS 2208 – Safety Glazing Materials in Buildings (Australia/New Zealand Standard)