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Tempered and laminated safety glass

Glass and façade glazing

Tempered and laminated safety glass

Toughened glass and PVB/EVA-interlayer laminated safety glass for façades, balustrades, shower enclosures and interiors.

  • EN 12150 / EN 14449
  • PVB, SGP, EVA
  • Edgework, holes, screen print
  • 4–19 mm
Certifications
CEEN 12150EN 14449
Delivery terms
FOBCFRCIFDAP Incoterms 2020
Packaging
Wooden crates with interleaving paper
Origin
Türkiye

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Series and technical data

CodeTypeUseThickness (mm)InterlayerStandard Add to request list
MM-SG-T Toughened glass Shower screens, doors, facades, furniture 4–19 EN 12150
MM-SG-L1 Laminated glass 33.1–44.2 Windows, shopfronts, interior safety 6,4–8,8 PVB EN 14449
MM-SG-L2 Laminated glass 55.2–66.2 Balustrades, roof glazing, high floors 10,8–12,8 PVB / SGP EN 14449
MM-SG-TL Toughened laminated glass Glass balustrades, treads, structural glass 2 × 6 – 2 × 12 SGP / PVB EN 12150 / EN 14449
MM-SG-HS Heat-strengthened glass Facades; less distortion than toughened 6–12 EN 1863
MM-SG-HST Heat-soaked toughened glass Facades and high-rise; reduces spontaneous breakage 6–19 EN 14179

Codes are Mimosi reference codes – just quote the code in your request. Values are typical; exact values are given in the data sheet with our offer.

How to choose

  1. Use laminated glass wherever broken glass must stay in place: balustrades, roofs, high floors.
  2. Outdoors and in humid areas choose PVB or SGP interlayers; EVA is for interior and decorative use.
  3. Toughened glass cannot be cut or drilled afterwards; send all holes and processing on a drawing.
  4. On facades, ask for heat-soak-tested toughened glass to reduce spontaneous breakage.

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  • Thickness and build-up
  • Processing: holes, edgework, print
  • Application
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Description

Tempered glass is several times stronger than float glass after heat treatment and breaks into small, blunt pieces. Laminated glass stays in place even when broken thanks to its interlayer, which is why it is preferred for façades and balustrades.

Cutting, edge grinding, drilling and ceramic printing are done before toughening, according to your drawings.

Technical specifications

Thickness4–19 mm (tempered), 33.1–88.4 (laminated)
InterlayerPVB, SGP or EVA
ProcessingEdging, drilling, ceramic print, bending
StandardsEN 12150, EN 14449

Certificates and where they apply

  • CE
    CE marking

    Shows that the product meets the relevant EU regulations and harmonised standards; for construction products it comes with a Declaration of Performance (DoP).

    Applies in: European Union and EFTA countries; widely accepted as a reference in many Middle East, African and Central Asian markets

  • EN 12150
    Thermally toughened glass

    European standard under which the product's dimensions, strength and performance are tested.

    Applies in: EU and EFTA; adopted as TS EN in Türkiye and BS EN in the UK; specified in many international projects

  • EN 14449
    Laminated glass

    European standard under which the product's dimensions, strength and performance are tested.

    Applies in: EU and EFTA; adopted as TS EN in Türkiye and BS EN in the UK; specified in many international projects

Documents vary by country and region. Please specify the documents you need in your request.

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