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China Laminated Glass Suppliers - High-Quality Safety Glass from Trusted Factory
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China Laminated Glass Suppliers - High-Quality Safety Glass from Trusted Factory

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Glaspedia Laminated Glass is a high-quality composite safety glass manufactured in China, designed for enhanced durability and safety. By bonding multiple layers of glass with advanced interlayers like polyvinyl butyral (PVB) or SentryGlas® ionoplast, this product effectively contains glass fragments upon breakage. This innovative design ensures that dangerous shards do not scatter, providing peace of mind in various applications. As a leading supplier and factory of laminated glass in China, we prioritize quality and safety in our products to meet the needs of our customers.

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Key Properties

  • Safety & Security: Retains integrity under impact, offering resistance to penetration.
  • Acoustic Insulation: Interlayers dampen sound transmission, improving comfort in dense urban environments.
  • UV Protection: Blocks 99% of harmful ultraviolet radiation, protecting interiors and occupants.
  • Durability: Maintains performance under varying and even harsh environmental conditions, suitable for long-term architectural use.

Glaspedia laminated glass is manufactured to comply with global safety and performance standards, ensuring reliability across diverse markets:

ASTM C1172 (USA) Specifies requirements for laminated architectural flat glass, including durability, adhesion, and impact resistance.
EN 14449 (Europe) Defines laminated glass and laminated safety glass requirements, including fragmentation, mechanical strength, and optical quality.
EN 356 (Europe) Covers laminated glass used for security glazing, including resistance to manual attack. South Star is certified to highest grade, P8B.
ISO 12543 (Global) International standard for laminated glass, covering definitions, durability, and performance testing.
AS/NZS 2208 (Australia/New Zealand) Specifies safety glazing materials in buildings, including laminated glass, with requirements for impact resistance, durability, and identification.
IEC Certifications Required when laminated glass is integrated into photovoltaic or fire-rated assemblies, ensuring compliance with electrical and safety codes.
By adhering to these standards, South Star guarantees that its laminated glass solutions meet international benchmarks for safety, durability, and sustainability, making them suitable for both local and global projects.

South Star has established itself as a regional leader in laminated glass technology, combining advanced processing with strict compliance to international standards.

Distinct Strengths

  • SentryGlas® Interlayers: Superior strength, edge stability, and durability compared to conventional PVB. South Star is the highest tier Kuraray certified glass processor.
  • Precision Lamination Facilities: Ensuring consistent quality across large-scale production.
  • Integration with Advanced Technologies: By combining laminated glass with digital ceramic printing, special‑profile curved hot bending, curved tempering, and BIPV assembly, South Star expands architectural design possibilities while ensuring safety and advancing sustainability.

Featured Projects:

Dichroic Twin Façade — Kai Tak Development District, Hong Kong

South Star laminated glass incorporates dichroic coating to achieve striking color-changing effects while maintaining safety and durability. The façade demonstrates how laminated glass can merge aesthetic innovation with structural performance, creating a dynamic visual identity for the district.

Kai Tak Stadium — Hong Kong

South Star provided crystal‑clear laminated glass balustrades at the grandstands, engineered to meet stringent safety codes and visual clarity requirements. These laminated systems deliver superior impact resistance, acoustic control, and long‑term durability, ensuring both optimal viewing comfort and reliable performance in a world‑class sports venue.

? Frequently Asked Questions
Q What makes laminated glass safer than standard glass?
Laminated glass consists of two or more glass layers bonded with an interlayer (such as PVB or SentryGlas®). Upon impact, the interlayer holds shattered pieces together, preventing penetration and reducing the risk of injury — making it compliant with safety standards like EN 356 and ASTM C1172.
Q How effective is laminated glass at blocking UV radiation?
Laminated glass blocks up to 99% of harmful ultraviolet radiation. This helps protect interior furnishings, flooring, and artwork from fading, while also reducing UV exposure for building occupants — making it an ideal choice for residential and commercial glazing applications.
Q What international standards does South Star's laminated glass comply with?
South Star's laminated glass is certified to multiple global standards including ASTM C1172 (USA), EN 14449 and EN 356 (Europe — highest grade P8B), ISO 12543 (Global), AS/NZS 2208 (Australia/New Zealand), and relevant IEC certifications for photovoltaic and fire-rated assemblies.
Q What is SentryGlas® and why is it superior to standard PVB interlayers?
SentryGlas® is an advanced ionoplast interlayer developed by Kuraray that offers significantly higher strength, improved edge stability, and greater durability compared to conventional PVB. South Star is recognized as the highest tier Kuraray certified glass processor, ensuring the highest quality laminated glass output.
Q Can laminated glass be combined with other technologies such as BIPV or curved glass?
Yes. South Star integrates laminated glass with digital ceramic printing, special‑profile curved hot bending, curved tempering, and Building-Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) assembly. This combination expands architectural design possibilities while maintaining structural safety and advancing sustainability goals.
Q What real-world projects demonstrate South Star's laminated glass capabilities?
South Star has delivered laminated glass for landmark projects including the Dichroic Twin Façade at Kai Tak Development District in Hong Kong — featuring dichroic coatings for color-changing aesthetics — and the Kai Tak Stadium, where crystal-clear laminated balustrades meet stringent safety and visual clarity requirements for a world-class sports venue.