
Blast Resistant Glass
Blast-resistant laminated glass is an excellent glazing choice in all types of buildings that may be subjected to bomb blasts.
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Blast-resistant laminated glass is an excellent glazing choice in all types of buildings that may be subjected to bomb blasts.
In independent testing, StormGlass™ met test requirements for large glass sizes up to 50 square feet. That means the freedom to design larger glazed openings while meeting the most stringent building codes for hurricane resistance.
Laminated glass allows great flexibility for decorative glass. Many different effects can be created by deliberately adding other interlayers to the laminate.
Sound-dampening inter-layers reduce noise levels by up to 50%. Ideal for airport applications or any building in cities or near highways.
Laminated glass lites are typically manufactured with annealed, heat-strengthened or fully tempered glass.
ArmorGarde™ and ArmorGarde™ Plus laminated glass with proprietary makeups can be installed to add security and delay forced-entry in a variety of applications.
Laminated safety glass is a multifunctional glazing material that when impacted, typically breaks safely and remains an integral part of the opening.
Laminated is preferred for overhead glazing when glass slopes >15º from the vertical; it can also be fabricated as a component of our Point-Supported Canopy Systems.
Laminated architectural glass may be designed to reduce solar energy transmittance, control glare and screen out ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
ArmorProtect® is used where glazing is required to resist penetration for some considerable time, typically measured in minutes rather than seconds.
Laminated glass can be designed to resist attacks by a wide range of weapons.
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