1. Structure
Wire laminated glass consists of two or more layers of glass with a metal wire mesh or reinforcing wire layer embedded between them. The internal wire structure enhances the glass strength and helps improve impact resistance and safety performance.
2. Safety Performance
In the event of breakage, the wire mesh helps hold glass fragments together, reducing the risk of falling shards. This makes wire laminated glass suitable for safety-focused applications such as windows, doors, skylights, and partitions.
3. Fire Resistance
Wire laminated glass is commonly used in fire-rated applications because the embedded wire mesh helps maintain the integrity of the glass under high-temperature conditions, providing additional protection against fire spread.
4. Applications
Wire laminated glass is widely used in areas requiring enhanced safety, security, and durability, including commercial buildings, public facilities, transportation systems, and architectural interior and exterior applications.
5. Aesthetic and Design Options
The visible wire mesh creates a distinctive textured appearance, adding decorative value to architectural designs. Different wire patterns, glass types, and finishes can be selected to achieve various visual and functional requirements.
6. Customization
Wire laminated glass can be customized with different wire thicknesses, mesh patterns, glass compositions, and sizes to meet specific requirements for safety, fire resistance, privacy, and architectural design.
