Explosion Proof Double Tempered Laminated Glass

Explosion Proof Double Tempered Laminated Glass

Vidrios Tempered laminated glass is high-performance safety glass composed of multiple tempered panes and PVB/SGP interlayer. It remains intact after breakage to avoid falling glass hazards. With sound insulation, UV blocking and high wind resistance, it is widely used for balustrades, curtain walls, canopies and architectural glazing. All products comply with international safety standards and support custom processing.

Common Combined Thickness: 6.38mm (3+0.38+3), 8.38mm (4+0.38+4), 8.76mm (4+0.76+4), 10.76mm (5+0.76+5), 12.76mm (6+0.76+6)
Interlayer Film: PVB / SGP / EVA Film thickness: 0.38mm, 0.76mm, 1.14mm, 1.52mm

Description

Tempered laminated glass (also called toughened laminated glass) is one of the most widely specified safety glazing materials for modern architecture. First, each glass sheet goes through tempering treatment: heated to around 620°C then quenched rapidly to gain high impact and wind pressure resistance. Then two or more tempered lites are fused together with interlayer film (PVB / SGP / EVA) in an autoclave. Even if the glass suffers heavy impact and cracks, the interlayer holds all broken pieces together. No sharp fragments drop down, which is critical for high-rise facades, overhead glazing and public areas. SGP interlayer offers higher stiffness and water resistance for heavy-load projects, while PVB is the cost-effective standard choice. Our tempered laminated glass can be customized with clear, ultra-clear low iron, tinted, frosted, silk-printed and Low-E coatings. We support CNC cutouts, polished edges, notches and holes according to architectural drawings. Certifications: CE EN14449, EN12150, SGCC, ANSI Z97.1. Main uses: glass railings, curtain wall, skylight & canopy, glass floor, shower glass, partition, vehicle and marine glazing.  

Product Specification

Item Specification
Product Name Tempered Laminated Glass / Toughened Laminated Safety Glass
Glass Sheet Thickness 3mm,4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm,
Interlayer Film PVB / SGP / EVA Film thickness: 0.38mm, 0.76mm, 1.14mm, 1.52mm
Common Combined Thickness 6.38mm (3+0.38+3), 8.38mm (4+0.38+4), 8.76mm (4+0.76+4), 10.76mm (5+0.76+5), 12.76mm (6+0.76+6), custom build-up
Max Size 2440 × 8000mm (flat)
Min Size 300 × 300mm
Glass Options Tempered Glass
Edge Finish Polished edge / Seamed edge / Beveled edge
Custom Processing CNC cutouts, holes, notches, curved bending available
Light Transmittance 85%~91% (clear); adjustable with tinted film
UV Blocking ≥99% UV ray blocking
Sound Insulation 32–38dB (standard PVB); ≥40dB for acoustic PVB
Impact Resistance 4–5 times stronger than ordinary float glass; passes 500g steel ball impact test
Application Balustrade & stair railing, curtain wall, skylight, canopy, shower enclosure, glass floor, partition, shop front, overhead glazing
Packing Seaworthy solid wooden crates with foam protection

Glass Application

Typical Applications Balcony railings, stair balustrades, curtain walls, skylights, canopies, shower enclosures, floor glass, shop windows and high-rise building glazing.

Products Feature

  • Double safety guarantee: 4–5 times stronger than ordinary float glass; fragments stay bonded after breakage
  • Excellent sound insulation, reduces outdoor noise effectively
  • Blocks up to 99% harmful UV rays, protects indoor furniture and decorations from fading
  • Great thermal stability, resistant to sudden temperature changes and strong wind load
  • Customizable: clear, tinted, low-iron, printed options; various thickness combinations

FAQ

Q1 What is the difference between tempered glass and tempered laminated glass?

A1 Normal tempered glass will break into small granular pieces when impacted, and the fragments may fall off for overhead installations. Tempered laminated glass stays held together by the interlayer after cracking, which is much safer for balustrades, canopies, skylights and high-rise overhead glazing. Laminated glass also has better sound insulation and UV blocking performance.

Q2 What interlayer film should I choose, PVB or SGP?

A2.  PVB: Standard and economical option, good sound insulation. Widely used for railings, shower glass, windows and indoor partitions.

  • SGP: Higher stiffness, superior water resistance and tear strength. Suitable for heavy-load scenarios: glass flooring, large canopy, high-rise curtain wall, overhead glass where glass falling risk must be strictly avoided.
  • EVA: Mainly for decorative laminated glass, silk printed and colored glass for interior decoration.

Q3.What thickness combinations are available?

A3. Common builds: 4+0.38+4, 6+0.38+6, 6+0.76+6, 8+0.76+8, 10+0.76+10 mm. We support custom combinations according to load requirements and local building codes.

Q4 Does tempered laminated glass block UV rays?

A4.Yes. Standard PVB and SGP interlayers can block over 99% of harmful ultraviolet radiation, protecting furniture, flooring and interior finishes from fading.

Q5.Can tempered laminated glass reduce noise?
A5 Yes. Standard PVB laminated glass reaches 32–38 dB sound reduction. Acoustic PVB film can achieve higher sound insulation for busy roads and noisy environments.

Q6.Can you drill holes, cut notches or polish edges?

A6 Yes. We offer polished edges, seamed edges, CNC holes, cutouts and notching service. All machining must be finished before tempering. No cutting or drilling is allowed after tempering.

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