Chronolam, Chronoglass laminated glass!
Chronoglass laminated glass is available tempered or not! The differences lie in durability and impact resistance.
What is Chronolam laminated glazing ?
Laminated glass, also known as safety glass or Chronolam at Chronoglass, is a safety glazing product composed of two or more glass panes bonded together with one or more interlayers. This structure enhances safety: in the event of breakage, the fragments remain adhered to the interlayer, reducing the risk of injury and damage.
In addition to its strength, laminated glass provides superior acoustic insulation compared to monolithic glass and helps regulate heat gain, improving comfort and energy efficiency within a space.
Applications of laminated glass
Laminated glass is used in applications requiring maximum safety. It is widely used for guardrail systems. Custom-manufactured, it ensures dimensional precision for demanding architectural glazing systems.
Why choose Chronolam for your laminated glass?
As a specialized manufacturer, Chronoglass offers fast, tailored service for all your laminated glass projects. Our Chronolam is produced using our exclusive Chronolayer interlayer (thermoset technology), known for its exceptional strength and superior performance, including protection against over 99.9% of UV rays.
We also offer a wide range of customization options, including transparent or opaque colored Chronofiltre, digital printing, and other finishes, allowing laminated glass to be fully adapted to your architectural and aesthetic requirements.
Laminated glazing configurable directly from the factory
All our glass types can be laminated to suit your project. An ideal choice for interior and exterior applications, offering style, protection and versatility.
Chronoglass Production Capacity
An overview of dimensions and maximum surface areas by glass thickness.
These dimensions correspond to the thickness of the thinnest glass pane in the laminate, not the total thickness of the assembly.
Complete weights and dimensional tolerances are available in the technical data sheets section.
maximum
maximum
914 × 2134 mm
1.30 m²
1219 × 2438 mm
2.60 m²
1524 × 2794 mm
3.72 m²
2438 × 3658 mm
7.43 m²
2438 × 3658 mm
7.43 m²
2438 × 3658 mm
7.43 m²
2438 × 3658 mm
7.43 m²
Frequently asked questions about laminated glass: What you need to know
Laminated glass is a type of safety glass composed of two or more layers of glass bonded with a plastic interlayer. This structure holds the glass shards together upon impact, making it ideal for applications where safety and durability are essential.
Yes, laminated glass offers enhanced sound insulation due to the plastic interlayer, which absorbs sound vibrations. This makes it an excellent choice for buildings in noisy environments, creating quieter indoor spaces.
Laminated glass blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays, helping to protect furniture and interior materials from fading while allowing natural light to pass through.
