● Exploring the origin and development of laminated glass, we will gain a deeper understanding of the unique charm and wide applications of this composite glass product.
● Laminated glass, as the name suggests, is a composite glass product formed by sandwiching one or more layers of organic polymer intermediate films between two or more pieces of glass and undergoing special processing. This special structure makes laminated glass far superior to ordinary glass in terms of safety and functionality.
● Higher safety: When laminated glass is shattered by external forces, the internal film or intermediate layer will stick the glass fragments, effectively preventing them from splashing and greatly reducing the risk of harm to the human body.
● Stronger impact resistance: Due to the reinforcement of glass layers and intermediate materials, the strength of laminated glass is 3-5 times that of ordinary glass, and it can withstand greater external forces without breaking.
● Better durability, heat resistance, and cold resistance: The film of laminated glass can be selected from ordinary glass, tempered glass, semi tempered glass, coated glass, etc., which makes laminated glass have various characteristics and adapt to various environments.
● More functionality: Laminated glass not only has bulletproof, explosion-proof, and fire-resistant properties, but also has functions such as sound insulation, heat insulation, and UV protection. At the same time, it can also be used as a good decorative material.
Overall, laminated glass is an upgraded version of ordinary glass. The bonding effect of the intermediate film significantly improves the strength and toughness of laminated glass, while also compensating for the disadvantage of ordinary glass being prone to splashing after breakage. The birth of laminated glass was precisely due to the discovery of a substance that can make glass crack without shattering.
