Cut to size 13.52mm 66.4 tempered toughened laminated glass
Color: clear
Glass thickness: 6+6mm
PVB interlayer film: 1.52mm
Size: custom size
Applications: window, door, railing, partition, canopy, floor, curtain wall etc.
Sample: avaiable
Specifications
| Product | tempered laminated glass |
| Color | clear |
| Glass thickness | 6+6mm |
| PVB interlayer film | 1.52mm |
| Size | custom size |
| Applications | window, door, railing, partition, canopy, floor, curtain wall etc. |
| Sample | avaiable |
13.52mm Tempered Laminated Glass
13.52mm temoered laminated glass is an A grade safety glass, consisting of two pieces of 6mm temoered glass held together with a 1.52mm PVB (Polyvinyl Butyral) interlayer. When broken the panel will stay intact adhering to the interlayer, offering a barrier to the elements and reduce the likelihood of injury. Other benefits of Laminated Safety Glass include:
- Safety: The inner film is strong and able to hold broken fragments. It is not easy to penetrate at the timing of impact. Even if the glass shatters, fragments can be held together and are less likely to disperse.
- Energy-saving: Its inner film impedes the transmission of solar heat and reduces the air conditioning cost of yachts.
- Sound insulation: The inner film has the effect of sound insulation.
- Anti-UV: The inner film filters out 99% of ultra-violet rays, preventing the fading of furniture and curtains.
- Aesthetic: There are many color options of inner films which mean that you can be confident that your glass will have a uniform tint throughout the vessel.

Laminated Glass vs. Tempered Glass
Like tempered glass, laminated glass is considered a safety glass. Tempered glass is heat treated to achieve its durability, and when struck, tempered glass breaks in to smooth-edged small pieces. This is much safer than annealed or standard glass, which can break into shards.
Laminated glass, unlike tempered glass, is not heat treated. Instead, the vinyl layer inside serves as a bond that keeps the glass from shattering into large shards. Many times the vinyl layer ends up keeping the glass together.

How to Control Glass Quality
SZG inspect each sheet of glass before package, include:
- Glass size and thickness inspect
- Glass holes and cutouts inspect
- LED light inspect
- Glass tensile stress test
