Layers: Typically, lamination glass is composed of two or more layers of glass. The glass layers can vary in thickness based on the intended application and performance requirements.
Interlayer: We only use PVB interlayers from Kuraray that meet stringent quality standards, ensuring reliability and performance in laminated glass applications with excellent adhesive and optical properties.

Impact Resistance: In the event of breakage, the interlayer holds the glass fragments together, reducing the risk of injury from sharp shards.
Penetration Resistance: Lamination glass provides a barrier that makes it difficult for intruders to penetrate, enhancing security.

Glass Layers: The thickness of the individual glass layers can vary, and common thicknesses include 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, and beyond, depending on the application.
Interlayer: The thickness of the interlayer, typically PVB, can also vary. Standard interlayer thicknesses range from 0.38mm to 2.28mm

Clear and Tinted Options: Lamination glass is available in clear, coloured as well as tinted options, allowing for customization based on design preferences and requirements for privacy.

UV-Blocking Properties: The interlayer in lamination glass provides UV protection, helping to block harmful ultraviolet rays. This feature is beneficial for protecting furnishings and preventing fading.

Noise Reduction: Lamination glass has inherent sound insulation properties, making it effective in reducing noise transmission. This is particularly useful in environments where acoustic performance is important.

Insulating Properties: While lamination glass itself does not provide significant thermal insulation, it can be combined with other glass types or coatings to enhance overall energy efficiency.

Colours and Finishes: Lamination glass can be customized in terms of colours, finishes, and even patterns, offering flexibility to meet specific design requirements.