Laminated Glass

Flat laminated glass featuring PVB film layers. The more layers it has, the more robust it becomes.The components and thickness of laminated glass can be adjusted extensively to satisfy specific protective and security demands.

Laminated glass uses a code reflecting the thickness of the glass sheets and the count of PVB films. For instance, 4.4.1 denotes laminated glass made of two 4 mm thick sheets combined with a single 0.38 mm PVB film.

Laminated glass can incorporate not just 1 or 2 PVB films, but also 4 or 6. The increased number of films enhances the safety of the laminated glass.

Process Capabilities

• Glass cutting, arrising, grinding, polishing, bevelling
• Drilling, milling
• Engraving
• Measuring
• Dyeing & printing

Applications

• Glass facades
• Display cabinets
• Room dividers
• Railings
• Floors
• Stairs
• Various interior features

	Glass size (mm)	Glass thickness (mm)	Glass weight (kg/m²)	Light transmission (LT, %)	Class according to EN 12600
2.2.1	2250×3210	4,38	11	90	2(B)2
3.3.1	6000×3210	6,38	16	90	2(B)2
3.3.2	6000×3210	6,76	16,9	90	1(B)1
4.4.1	6000×3210	8,38	21	90	2(B)2
4.4.2	6000×3210	8,76	21	88	1(B)1
5.5.1	6000×3210	10,38	26	90	2(B)2
5.5.2	6000×3210	10,76	26	89	1(B)1
6.6.1	6000×3210	12,38	31	89	2(B)2
6.6.2	6000×3210	12,76	31	89	1(B)1
8.8.2	6000×3210	16,76	42	88	1(B)1
10.10.2	6000×3210	20,76	52	87	1(B)1