How Laminated Glass Stays Intact Even When Broken

Have you ever wondered why car windshields or high-security windows don’t shatter into dangerous shards when broken? The secret lies in Laminated glass—a safety glass designed to stay intact even when cracked.

How It Works:

1. Sandwich Structure: Laminated glass is made by bonding two or more glass layers with a tough, flexible interlayer (usually PVB or EVA resin).

2. Impact Resistance: When struck, the glass may crack, but the interlayer holds the pieces together, preventing them from scattering.

3. Safety First: Even if broken, the glass remains in place, reducing injury risks from sharp fragments.

4. Extra Benefits:

Where It’s Used:

• Automotive (windshields)

• Architecture (skylights, balconies, hurricane-proof windows)

• Security (banks, museums, airports)

Laminated glass combines safety, strength, and versatility—making it a top choice for modern applications.