Laminated Bullet-proof Safety/Security Glass
- It is a specialized product, elaborated with the purpose of supporting the penetration of unloaded projectiles from firearms
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Heat-treated Glasses:
Toughened Glass
- Safety glasses which have been heat treated to increase their resistance to thermal and mechanical stresses
- The glass is heated to more than 600 °C and then quickly cooled. If broken, it shatters into many small blunt pieces
- Toughened glasses retain the light transmission and energy properties of the base product. Once toughened, they can no longer be cut or shaped
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Laminated Safety/Security Glass with
EVA Interlayer
- Assembly of two to four sheets of glass using one or more EVA (Etil Vinil Acetate) interlayers
- The structure of the assembly determines the level of safety/security in terms of protection of individuals and property: helps prevent accidents, burglaries, and can be bullet-proof
- Enhances acoustic insulation and protection from ultraviolet radiation
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