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6.38-43.20MM Laminated Glass Safety Glass

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Processed Glass/Laminated Glass
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Post Date:
2014/07/16

Product Details

Benefits:

1. Safety: Ordinary window glass is brittle, breaking into long sharp pieces which can cause serious injuries.

The principal feature of Laminated safety glass is that the interlayer absorbs the energy impact and hence resists penetration.

Although the glass may break, the glass fragments remain firmly bonded to the interlayer, minimizing the risk of injuries.

2. Security: Burglars often try to break windows to get inside the house or a building and here the laminated glass

plays an important role

in resisting their intrusion.

Even if the glass breaks the interlayer continues to safeguard the building until the glass is replaced.

3. Sound Reduction: Noise gains easiest entry to homes and buildings through windows and doors.

Laminated glass proves an excellent barrier to noise, it has better Sound Transmission Loss

as compared to glass of similar thickness in the frequency of 125 Hz to 4000 Hz.

Also it eliminates the coincidence dip that is associated with the monolithic glass because of the viscoelastic

property of the interlayer material.

4. Solar Energy Control: While natural light is important for us too much sunlight can also mean too much

heat gain inside the building. Laminated glass when used in combination with reflective glass, tinted glass

or low e glass provides excellent reduction in the Solar Gains as well as reduction of sound transmission through the window.

5. UV Control: The major cause of deterioration and fading of furnishings and pictures is the chemical reaction caused by short-wavelength UV radiation. UV absorbing additives in the interlayer in laminated glass can screen out almost all these damaging rays.

6. Protection from weather and natural disasters: If broken, laminated glass remains in its frame, preventing interior damage

while reducing flying glass protects people both indoors and outdoors. Areas subjected to heavy winds and rain such as

hurricanes or cyclones,

buildings often need extra protection. Flying debris carried by these winds can shatter the glass and injure people.

Laminated glass can be designed to remain intact and in its frame. Buildings that are situated in areas subjected to

heavy winds and rains

such as hurrican and cyclones, often need extra protection.

7. Durability: Laminated glass is durable, it maintains its color and its strength for a very long time.

8. Low visual distortion: Laminated Glass is usually glazed in an annealed form, avoiding the distortion caused by roller waves in the tempered

and heat strengthened glass. So the facades having laminated glass have sharp reflected images and fewer distortion.

Production process:

Step 1: First the glass is cut to size from the available stock in accordance to the order given by the client.

Step 2: Then the glass is safely transported from the glass storage rack to the laminated glass line using the feeding device.

The glass is then positioned onto the table and conveyed via roller table to the washing machine.

Wider gaps between individual panes are automatically reduced to a small safety distance before the glass reaches the washing machine.

Step 3: Glass panes of a thickness between 2 and 19 mm are cleaned and dried by varying speeds.

Automatic scanning of glass thickness and coated glass sensors allow accurate positioning of the cleaning brushes.

Different bristle diameters are used for the process which ensure a proper cleaning of the glass using deionzised water