Functional and Structural Advantages of Laminated Glass
Laminated glass can crack or shatter upon strong impact, but the interlayer holds the glass fragments in place. This is vital for both personal safety (preventing falls and injuries) and property safety (protecting the opening and deterring burglary). It is a mandatory safety standard, especially for roof glazing and railings.
The interlayer of laminated glass (PVB or special acoustic films) provides excellent sound insulation by damping sound waves between the glass layers. For buildings near heavy traffic noise, airports, or industrial areas, this significantly improves indoor comfort by reducing unwanted external sounds.
The polymer interlayer used in the production of laminated glass absorbs and blocks more than 99% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun. This prevents furniture, flooring, artwork, and carpets in interior spaces from fading or being damaged by sunlight.
Types, Thicknesses, and Film Options of Laminated Glass
Akcam offers a wide range of laminated glass options with different glass thicknesses and PVB, EVA, or structural SG films, tailored to your projects and offering superior safety, acoustic, and decorative properties.
- PVB Laminated (Standard Safety)
- Acoustic Laminated Glass (Sound Insulation)
- SG Laminated (Structural Security)
- Colored and Patterned Interlayers