Laminated Glass

They are produced by assembling two or more glass plates through a special fixing agent polyvinyl butyral (PVB) layers under heat and pressure. This operation minimizes the risks arising from broken glasses by holding the pieces together if the glass is broken. They are used to protect lives and assets against the external impacts in addition to the injuries arising from accidents. They minimize the risk of getting injured arising from accidents where the people crash on the glasses. They provide security against thee external impacts. They prevent/slow down the attacks with rocks and bats and robbery attempts. They contribute to the acoustic insulation.

Acoustic Laminated Glass (ALC) is a type of laminate material and is often used to reduce noise. ALC is produced by placing one or more PVB (polyvinyl butyral) layers between two or more glass sheets. These layers ensure that the glass sheets adhere tightly to each other and also increase the acoustic properties of the material. Acoustic Laminated Glass is a structural material used to reduce noise pollution. It is frequently used in exterior facades of buildings, window panes, doors and partition walls. Thanks to the acoustic properties of ALC, it reduces the sound level in the environment by blocking noise, thus creating a quieter environment.

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