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Product Description:
Acoustic Laminated Glass is a high-quality product that offers superior sound reduction, customizable sizes, and excellent light transmission. It is designed to provide a safe and durable solution for windows and doors, making it an ideal choice for noise control and acoustic insulation.
Product Attributes
- Sound Reduction: Acoustic Laminated Glass offers a sound reduction of 35-50dB, making it highly effective in reducing noise from the outside environment.
- Light Transmission: With Acoustic Laminated Glass, you can enjoy up to 90% light transmission, allowing natural light to enter your space and brighten up your room.
- Durability: Made with high-quality materials, Acoustic Laminated Glass is highly resistant to breakage, scratches, and weathering, ensuring long-lasting performance and durability.
4. Safety and Protection
Aside from its soundproofing capabilities, Acoustic Laminated Glass also offers safety and protection. With its laminated safety glass composition, it is highly resistant to impact and breakage. In the event of an accident, the glass will not shatter into sharp and dangerous pieces, making it a safer option for homes, offices, and other public spaces.
Materials:
Glass Brand: SAINT-GOBAIN, AGC, TAIWANGLASS, JINJING, and more.
Film Interlayer Type: Saflex PVB, S-LEC PVB, and more.
Thickness: 6.76mm/ 8.76mm/ 10.76mm/12.76mm/16.76/20.76/etc.
Size: 915X2140, 915X2440, 1220X2140, 1220X2440, 1830X2440, and more.
2140X3300, 2140X3660, 2440X3300, 2440X3660, and more.
Color: clear, and more.
Technical Parameters:
| Product Name |
Acoustic Laminated Glass |
| Sound Reduction |
35-50dB |
| Durability |
Highly Resistant To Breakage, Scratches, And Weathering |
| Light Transmission |
Up To 90% |
| Applications |
Soundproofing, Safety, UV Protection, Impact Resistance, Privacy, And Design Enhancement |
| Key Features |
Sound Laminated Glass, Safety Laminated Glass, Noise Reduction Glass, Acoustic Glass |
Applications:
Acoustic Laminated Glass has a wide range of applications and can be used in various settings such as homes, offices, hotels, hospitals, and more. It is an ideal solution for reducing noise pollution in busy areas such as airports, train stations, and highways. It can also be used in music studios, theaters, and cinemas to create a soundproof environment.
Packing and Shipping:
Acoustic Laminated Glass is carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery to our customers.
End cap and loose in A-frame are available: all of the packing is non-fumigation strong seaworthy plywood crate. It is suitable for long-term land and marine transportation.
Shipping:
We offer worldwide shipping for our Acoustic Laminated Glass products. We work with trusted shipping partners to ensure that our products arrive at their destination safely and on time.Our packaging and shipping processes are designed to protect the glass and maintain its high quality standards throughout the entire journey.
We are dedicated to providing the best service and ensuring that our products arrive at their destination in perfect condition.
FAQ:
- Q: What is Acoustic Laminated Glass?
- A: Acoustic Laminated Glass is a type of safety glass that consists of two or more layers of glass bonded together with an interlayer of sound-dampening material, creating a strong and soundproof barrier.
- Q: Where is Acoustic Laminated Glass produced?
- A: Acoustic Laminated Glass is produced in China, Our factory: Liumeijia Industrial Zone, Tieshan Town, Huangdao District, Qingdao, China, 266423.
- Q: What are the benefits of using Acoustic Laminated Glass?
- A: Acoustic Laminated Glass provides enhanced security, noise reduction, and UV protection. It also offers improved insulation and energy efficiency.
- Q: What types of sound-dampening materials are used in Acoustic Laminated Glass?
- A: Saflex PVB, S-LEC PVB, sound-dampening polyvinyl butyral (PVB),.
- Q: How is Acoustic Laminated Glass different from regular laminated glass?
- A: Acoustic Laminated Glass has an additional layer of sound-dampening material, making it more effective at reducing noise transmission compared to regular laminated glass.
