Laminated Insulating Glass

Product Introduction

Laminated Insulating Glass is a high-performance glazing solution that combines the benefits of laminated safety glass and insulated glass units (IGUs). It consists of two or more panes of glass separated by a sealed spacer, with at least one of the panes being a laminated glass — typically made by bonding two sheets of glass with a PVB (polyvinyl butyral) or SGP interlayer. This dual-function design offers enhanced thermal insulation, safety, soundproofing, and UV protection, making it ideal for modern, energy-efficient, and secure buildings.

Product Features

Dual Protection: Combines safety from laminated glass and insulation from IGUs.

Noise Reduction: Significantly lowers external noise transmission, ideal for urban areas.

UV Filtering: Blocks over 99% of harmful ultraviolet rays, protecting interiors.

Shatter Resistance: The laminated layer holds glass fragments together when broken.

Flexible Combinations: Can include LOW-E, reflective, or tinted glass for additional performance.

Product Details

Structure: Laminated Glass + Air/Gas Spacer + Glass (Double or Triple Glazed)

Glass Thickness Options: Common configurations include:

6.38mm laminated + 12A + 6mm

8.76mm laminated + 16A + 8mm

Spacer Width: 6mm – 24mm (Air, Argon, or Krypton gas-filled)

Laminated Interlayer: PVB, SGP, or EVA

Optional Features: LOW-E coating, colored interlayers, sound control interlayers

Sealant System: Dual-seal with butyl and polysulfide/silicone

Product Advantages

Superior Safety: Laminated glass prevents shattering injuries and deters break-ins.

Energy Efficiency: Insulating layer improves indoor temperature control and reduces HVAC costs.

Acoustic Performance: Greatly reduces noise pollution for a quieter indoor environment.

UV Protection: Prevents fading of furniture, flooring, and artwork.

Customization: Supports curved, oversized, and special decorative glass formats.

Applications

High-end residential and commercial buildings

Airports, hotels, and hospitals

Government and security-sensitive facilities

Schools, museums, and libraries

Skylights, curtain walls, and glass façades

FAQ

Q1: What is the main difference between insulating glass and laminated insulating glass?

A: Laminated insulating glass includes a laminated layer, adding safety and soundproofing to standard insulating glass benefits.

Q2: Is it suitable for hurricane or impact-resistant applications?

A: Yes. Laminated glass with SGP interlayer meets impact resistance standards.

Q3: Can this be used in large-format or curved designs?

A: Absolutely. Laminated insulating glass can be customized for curved and oversized architectural needs.

Q4: How long does the interlayer last?

A: High-quality PVB or SGP interlayers have excellent durability and can last 20+ years in sealed units.

Q5: Can it be combined with solar control glass?

A: Yes. LOW-E or reflective coatings can be applied for additional thermal and solar control performance.