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Laminated glass comprises of two or more sheets of glass and a PVB (polyvinylbutryal) interlayer which are permanently bonded together under heat and pressure to form a single piece. The major feature of laminated glass is it's ability to remain intact when breakage occurs. The glass fragments are held together by the interlayer reducing the likelihood of injury. Other benefits of laminated glass are: security; heat & glare control; UV elimination; and sound reduction.
These many features along with the durability and versatility of laminated glass allows its use in a wide range of residential and commercial applications, from windows and doors through to lift wells and swimming pools.
G.James laminated glass is a Grade 'A' safety glass and has been independently certified to exceed the requirements of AS/NZS 2208. G.James also produces laminated products to meet the requirements of AS/NZS 2080 for the transportation industries. For standard laminate construction, G.James can manufacture a maximum size of 2440mm x 5100mm (max. sizes will vary depending on the product and laminate construction).
G.James manufactures an extensive range of laminated glass products including:
- Clear and Tinted - tints available: green, grey, bronze, cool blue and sky blue
- Optilight®
 160Kb - high light transmission, low E coated laminated glass for solar control applications - Solarplus® 905Kb - off-line, reflective 'sputter' coated range of laminated glass for commercial, high rise and curtain wall applications
- Solect® 677Kb - high performance, low E coated laminated glass for residential applications
- ArmaClear® - bullet resistant and physical attack resistant laminated glass
- TransClear® 733Kb - high performance laminated glass for transport, rail and locomotive applications
- Special Purpose - anti-bandit, cyclone resistance and acoustic glass
For more information on laminated glass refer to Section 3 of the G.James Glass Handbook 4,784Kb.
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