Interlayer laminated glass is a type of safety glass that is made by bonding two or more layers of glass together with a plastic interlayer. This interlayer helps to hold the glass together if it breaks, which can prevent it from shattering into sharp, dangerous pieces. This makes interlayer laminated glass a good option for use in situations where safety is a concern, such as in windows near ground level or in doors.

Some other benefits of using interlayer laminated glass include:

Increased sound insulation: The plastic interlayer in laminated glass can help to reduce the amount of sound that passes through the glass, making it a good choice for use in areas where noise reduction is important.

Improved energy efficiency: Laminated glass can help to insulate a building, which can reduce heat loss and save energy.

Enhanced security: Because laminated glass is stronger and more difficult to break than regular glass, it can provide an added layer of security for a building.

Improved UV protection: The plastic interlayer in laminated glass can block out harmful UV rays, which can help to protect the interior of a building from fading or other damage caused by sunlight.