Laminated glass production involves bonding two or more glass sheets together using special adhesive layers such as Polyvinyl Butyral (PVB) or Ionaplast (Sentry Glas) under heat and pressure. This process not only increases the strength of the glass but also offers aesthetic and functional solutions. Laminated glass can be produced in coloured or clear versions as required.

In the event of breakage, the inner layers ensure that the glass fragments remain in place without scattering, significantly reducing the risk of injury. With this feature, laminated glass produced in accordance with TSE standards falls under the category of safety glass and is frequently preferred in areas where security is paramount, such as banks, shops, offices, and residential buildings.