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Hangzhou Reach Building Co.,Ltd supplies high-performance SGP Laminated Glass (SentryGlas® Plus). Composed of 2+ glass layers bonded with an SGP interlayer, it outperforms traditional PVB laminated glass—offering 4-5x higher strength, shatterproof safety, excellent acoustic insulation (32-42 STC), and durability against delamination. Suitable for facades, curtain walls, glass railings, windows, and museum displays, it supports custom sizes (150x150mm to 12000x3600mm) with a 7-day delivery time, ideal for high-security and architectural needs.
| THICKNESS DETAILS | 3+0.38SGP+3mm; 4+0.38SGP+3mm; 5+0.38SGP+5mm; 6+0.38SGP+6mm; 3+0.76SGP+4mm; 4+0.76SGP+4mm; 5+0.76SGP+5mm; 6+0.76SGP+6mm etc. |
| Visible Light Transmission (VLT) | 80-92%(Depends on thickness) |
| Tensile Strength | Around 100–150 MPa. |
| Strength | Higher tensile and impact resistance than PVB |
| Thermal Strength | 300°C to 400°C |
| Sound Transmission Class (STC) | 32-42 STC |
| Maximum Size | 12000mm x 3600mm (Custom sizes available) |
| Minimum Size | 150mm x 150mm(Custom sizes available) |
| Delivery time | 7days |
The SGP ionoplast interlayer provides significantly greater stiffness and tear strength than conventional PVB. This allows the laminated glass assembly to distribute loads more effectively and makes it suitable for large panels, minimally supported railings, façades, canopies, floors, and other structural glazing applications.
Actual load-bearing capacity depends on the glass thickness, interlayer thickness, temperature, load duration, panel dimensions, and support system. Structural calculations are required for each project.
SGP laminated glass is not shatterproof, but its interlayer helps retain glass fragments after breakage. Because the interlayer is relatively stiff, the damaged glass assembly can provide better residual stability than a comparable standard PVB configuration.
This characteristic is particularly important for overhead glazing, railings, skylights, canopies, and other locations where falling glass or loss of barrier function could create a safety risk.
SGP laminated glass can be engineered as part of impact-resistant, security, hurricane-resistant, or blast-resistant glazing systems. Performance depends on the complete assembly, including the glass build-up, interlayer thickness, framing, fixings, sealants, and installation method.
These capabilities should only be claimed when the complete glazing system has been designed and tested according to the applicable project standard.
The multilayer construction of laminated glass helps dampen vibration and reduce sound transmission. However, acoustic performance depends on the complete glass configuration rather than the use of SGP alone.
For projects where noise reduction is the main priority, asymmetric glass thicknesses, insulated glass cavities, or specialized acoustic PVB interlayers may provide better results.
SGP interlayers provide good resistance to moisture, temperature exposure, and edge instability, supporting long-term use in demanding exterior applications. They are often selected for exposed-edge railings, façades, canopies, and humid environments.
Proper edge protection, compatible sealants, drainage, installation, and routine inspection remain necessary to maintain the performance and appearance of the laminated glass.
SGP laminated glass can be produced with tempered or heat-strengthened glass and combined with low-iron, tinted, coated, curved, printed, or insulated glass. Sizes, thicknesses, shapes, holes, notches, edges, and interlayer configurations can be customized according to project drawings and structural requirements.
Facade Glazing: SGP laminated glass is commonly used in modern building facades due to its strength, transparency, and ability to withstand environmental stresses like wind pressure, thermal expansion, and impact. It enhances the aesthetic appeal of buildings while offering greater safety and durability.
Curtain Walls: Used in curtain wall systems for both commercial and high-rise buildings, SGP laminated glass offers better structural integrity and can withstand harsh weather conditions while ensuring clear visibility.
Windows and Glass Doors: SGP laminated glass is frequently used in windows and glass doors for residential, commercial, and high-security applications. It provides excellent transparency, UV protection, and safety due to its shatter-resistant properties.
Glass Railings and Balustrades: With its ability to handle heavy loads and resist breakage, SGP laminated glass is ideal for use in glass railings, guardrails, and balustrades in residential, commercial, and public spaces. It ensures safety without compromising on aesthetics.
Glass Partitions: In office buildings, SGP laminated glass is used in glass partitions to create open, transparent spaces while offering privacy and sound insulation. It is a popular choice for modern office environments due to its strength and clarity.
Staircases and Flooring: SGP laminated glass is sometimes used in modern staircases and flooring, providing a seamless look while ensuring safety and durability. It can handle heavy foot traffic and still maintain its structural integrity.
Museum and Gallery Display Cases: SGP laminated glass is used in museum and gallery settings for display cases and protective glazing. It provides high security against theft and damage, while also ensuring optimal visibility and UV protection for artwork and artifacts.
Sports Arenas: In sports stadiums and arenas, SGP laminated glass is used for protective barriers, spectator viewing areas, and entrance doors, providing both safety and clear visibility for fans.
Surface Treatments
Edge Treatment: Flat edge, rounded edge, or beveled edge
There are three main options for edge treatment. Firstly, the flat edge, which presents a straightforward, unadorned edge that can offer a clean and simple look. Secondly, the rounded edge, which provides a softer and more comfortable feel, reducing the risk of sharp corners and adding a touch of elegance. Thirdly, the beveled edge, which creates an angled surface that can enhance the visual appeal by adding dimension.
Drilling: Available for mounting or installation purposes
Drilling services are available. These are particularly useful for mounting or installation purposes. Whether it's for affixing the item to a wall, a piece of furniture, or any other structure, the drilled holes can provide a secure and stable connection.
Sandblasting: Can be sandblasted for decorative finishes
Sandblasting is an option that can be utilized to achieve decorative finishes. This process can create unique textures and patterns on the surface, adding an artistic and eye - catching element to the item. It can transform a plain surface into a more visually interesting one.
Brushed Finish: Available for a matte surface texture
A brushed finish is accessible for those who desire a matte surface texture. This finish not only gives a smooth and refined appearance but also helps to reduce glare, making it suitable for various applications where a non - reflective surface is preferred.
Coatings: UV protection, anti-reflective, or other coatings available upon request
There is a range of coatings available. UV protection coatings can safeguard the item from the harmful effects of ultraviolet rays, preventing fading and damage over time. Anti - reflective coatings are beneficial in applications where reducing glare is crucial, such as in optical devices or display screens. Additionally, other coatings can be provided upon request, tailored to specific needs and requirements.
Packaging: used wooden boxes or cases, the cases should be easy loading, unloading and transportation. Each case needs to be packed with stuff of the same thickness and size.
Q: Differences Between SGP Laminated Glass and PVB Laminated Glass?
Category | SGP Laminated Glass PVB Laminated Glass |
Interlayer Material | lonoplast Polyvinyl Butyral |
Strength & Rigidity | High (5x strength / 10Ox stiffness of Moderate PVB) |
Transparency & Durability | Excellent (less prone to yellowing) Good (may yellow over time) |
Weight | Lighter Heavier |
Cost | Higher Lower |
Applications | High-security and high-strength General safety scenarios scenarios |
Q: What’s the difference between SGP Laminated Glass and PVB Laminated Glass?
A: SGP uses a lonoplast interlayer, offering 5x strength/100x stiffness vs. PVB. It’s more transparent (less yellowing), lighter, but higher-cost, suited for high-security scenarios; PVB is cheaper for general safety needs.
Q: Can SGP Laminated Glass be customized in size?
A: Yes. It supports custom sizes—minimum 150mm x 150mm, maximum 12000mm x 3600mm—to fit specific architectural or decorative requirements.
Q: What’s the delivery time for SGP Laminated Glass?
A: The standard delivery time is 7 days after order confirmation, ensuring quick response to project timelines.