One of the main advantages of safety glass is that it is not breakable in most cases and still provides multiple safety features when broken. With the increasing demand for safety and security, households, offices and public places are more and more inclined to use this type of glass.
Types of Safety Glass
- Tempered glass, also known as toughened glass, is a type of safety glass. When shattered, the tempered glass will shatter into small pieces to reduce the risk of injury.
- Laminated glass is another type of safety glass with a polyethylene interlayer for added strength and safety, which will hold the panel in place as a whole if it breaks.
Safety Glass Features
- Resistant to penetration and forced entry, the interlayer remains intact and continues to act as a barrier even if the glass may break.
- Withstands repeated blows from heavy objects such as bricks, hammers and crowbars.
- Improves resistance to unexpected shocks and is safer for families.
We offer tempered and laminated glass in various sizes and specifications. Call MIGO GLASS on 86 532 85991201 today and speak to an expert!
