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Consisting of two glass panes of various thicknesses, joined together by a special film in plastic material (PVB), shatterproof glass is able to offer high resistance to burglary attempts and breakage, simultaneously avoiding the glass shattering into a thousand pieces if broken. This latter feature identifies the high values of passive resistance offered by shatterproof glass, and makes it suitable for being installed even in domestic environments, or anywhere potential breakages could risk causing harm to persons or things.

Often, shatterproof glass is required by law, for example, for building public housing thanks to its capacity to shatter into non-sharp fragments even in the case of breakage. In addition to being used to combat any burglary attempts, shatterproof glass is also widely used in commercial premises and public buildings so as to avoid exposing customers and workers to hazards caused by possible breakages. In addition, as it is composed of several layers interspersed with plastic material, as well as being particularly robust and resistant, tempered shatterproof glass also provides a good level of insulation from noise and heat.