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laminated glass
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laminated glass [′lam·ə‚nād·əd ′glas]
(materials)
nonshattering glass
laminated glass, safety glass, shatterproof glass
Two or more plies of plate glass, float glass, or sheet glass, bonded to a transparent plastic sheet between them to form a shatter-resisting assembly.
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