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laminated glass


Two or more lites of glass permanently bonded together with one or more inter-layers.
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laminated glass


Glass composed of two sheets of glass fused together with a sheet of transparent plastic between the sheets. When broken laminated glass will generally not leave the opening.
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laminated glass


Two or more lites of glass permanently bonded together with one or more inter-layers.
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Two or more sheets of glass with an inner layer of transparent plastic to which the glass adheres if broken. Used for enhanced safety and security, as well as sound reduction.
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Laminated (or compound) glass consists of two or more sheets of glass with one or more viscous plastic layers "sandwiched" between the glass panes. The solid joining of the glasses takes place in a pressurised vessel called an autoclave. In the autoclave, under simultaneous heating of the already processed layers of glass and special plas [..]
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Laminated (or compound) glass consists of two or more sheets of glass with one or more viscous plastic layers "sandwiched" between the glass panes. The solid joining of the glasses takes place in a pressurised vessel called an autoclave. In the autoclave, under simultaneous heating of the already processed layers of glass and special plas [..]
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Two sheets of glass bonded to an inner layer of transparent plastic. For signage, lettering and graphics can be applied to the plastic layer prior to bonding. Laminated glass also provides a measure o [..]
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An assembly of 2 or more glass layers, each of which is bonded together using a plastic film.
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 Any glass construction with a plastic layer between two pieces of glass typically used in windshield applications.
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The type of glass that is used in making a windshield; created to hold together when cracked instead of shattering as other glass would
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A type of safety glass that has a layer of plastic bonded between layers of glass. Laminated glass is used mainly for windshields.
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This is actually two (or more) pieces of glass that are held together with a piece of plastic. If the glass breaks, it usually sticks to the plastic, making it less likely to injure people. The plasti [..]
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Two or more sheets of glass with an inner layer of transparent plastic to which the glass adheres if broken. used for enhanced safety and security, as well as sound reduction. Lintel:
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laminated glass


Specially designed glass where two panes of glass are bonded to a durable interlayer, providing increased safety, UV protection and noise reduction. If the window or door gets broken the glass will ad [..]
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