Tempered Laminated Glass Manufacturer for High-Spec Safety and Structural Applications

Tempered laminated glass has become the preferred solution for architects, contractors, and specifiers, as the demand for stronger, safer, and more design-flexible glazing continues to grow across residential, commercial, and industrial projects. Laminated safety glass delivers a unique balance of structural performance, code compliance, and design freedom, whether you’re working on hurricane-rated building façades, secure entry systems, overhead glazing, or decorative railings.

At Jersey Tempered Glass, we specialize in manufacturing laminated tempered glass solutions that meet the most stringent U.S. building codes and performance standards. Operating from our New Jersey facility since 1976, we combine precision craftsmanship, engineering-grade interlayers, and fast nationwide delivery to serve projects across all 50 states.

What Is Tempered Laminated Glass?

Tempered laminated glass is a high-performance safety glass composed of two or more panes of tempered glass bonded together using a durable interlayer—typically PVB (polyvinyl butyral) or SGP (SentryGlas® Plus). The result is a composite glazing unit that not only resists high-impact and environmental stress but also holds together when shattered, reducing the risk of injury.

Tempering each lite before lamination gives the glass its high strength. Lamination, in turn, enhances containment, acoustic control, and UV resistance. These panels are built for environments where both human safety and structural integrity are paramount—such as railings, canopies, building exteriors, floors, and hurricane zones.

Is Laminated Glass Tempered?

A common question among clients is: “Is laminated glass tempered?” The answer depends on the intended application. Laminated glass itself is a process that bonds two or more panes of glass together with a resin or interlayer, but the individual panes can be either annealed or tempered.

In the case of laminated tempered glass, each individual sheet is tempered before lamination. This enhances the unit’s load-bearing capacity and impact resistance. At Jersey Tempered Glass, we exclusively produce tempered laminated systems for projects that demand safety, strength, and performance, ensuring compliance with standards such as ANSI Z97.1 and 16 CFR 1201.

Where Laminated Tempered Glass Is Used

Tempered laminated glass is highly versatile and used across various construction segments. Its applications include:

• Architectural façades and curtain walls – where wind-load resistance and security are critical;
• Railings and balustrades – for balconies, decks, and stairwells in commercial and residential buildings;
• Overhead glazing systems – such as skylights and canopies, where glass must remain in place even if broken;
• Floor panels and walkways – using multi-layer units that meet pedestrian load requirements;
• Hurricane impact zones – especially in coastal regions, where laminated tempered assemblies provide required missile impact ratings;
• Sound-sensitive environments – such as schools, hospitals, and office buildings, where laminated glass helps with acoustic insulation.

Thanks to advancements in interlayer technology and lamination techniques, clients can now specify tempered laminated glass for nearly any project requiring safety and aesthetics in one solution.

Why Choose Jersey Tempered Glass as Your Laminated Tempered Glass Manufacturer?

With nearly five decades of production excellence, Jersey Tempered Glass is a trusted tempered laminated glass supplier for clients across the U.S. What sets us apart is not just the durability of our products—but the speed, customization, and service with which we deliver them.

• Cut-to-size production using CNC-guided edge finishing for tight tolerances;
• Interlayer selection from standard PVB to high-performance SGP and acoustic options;
• Fast turnaround — most custom jobs are fabricated and shipped in under 7 working days;
• Testing and certification — every unit meets or exceeds U.S. safety standards;
• Visual options — including low-iron glass, tints (bronze, gray, green), and digital ceramic printing.

We don’t offer off-the-shelf panels. Every order is customized to meet your design intent and engineering requirements.

Tempered Laminated Glass and Its Technical Advantages

Tempered laminated glass brings together the best of both worlds: the mechanical strength of tempered safety glass and the post-breakage protection of lamination. Here are some of the technical benefits:

• Shatter containment – the interlayer holds broken shards in place, preventing injury and maintaining temporary security;
• UV protection – blocks up to 99% of harmful UV radiation, preserving interior materials from fading;
• Sound control – laminated units reduce sound transmission significantly more than monolithic glass;
• Hurricane and impact resistance – meets Miami-Dade and other coastal zone standards for windborne debris;
• Redundancy – if one lite fails, the remaining one(s) continue to support loads or resist penetration;
• Security enhancement – delays forced entry by resisting hammering, prying, and cutting.

Whether it’s a school entryway, transit terminal, or museum façade, laminated tempered glass provides peace of mind without compromising transparency and design.

Laminated Tempered Glass Price — What to Expect

When evaluating laminated tempered glass price, several factors come into play. Unlike single-pane tempered glass, laminated units involve multiple fabrication stages, materials, and certifications. Pricing is determined by:

• Glass type and thickness – low-iron glass or thicker constructions (1/2″ or greater) command higher costs;
• Interlayer type – SentryGlas®, acoustic PVB, or UV-inhibiting layers can impact pricing;
• Panel size and shape – oversized or irregular shapes require custom tooling and may affect logistics;
• Edge finishing and fabrication – polished, drilled, or notched glass adds to the total;
• Volume and lead time – bulk orders and longer timelines generally reduce per-unit cost.

At Jersey Tempered Glass, we provide transparent pricing based on your exact specifications. We’re not just fabricators — we’re partners in value engineering and long-term project success.

To get an accurate quote, simply send your drawings or specifications to our engineering team. Quotes are typically returned within 24 hours.

Your Trusted Tempered Laminated Glass Supplier

Finding a reliable tempered laminated glass supplier means more than just sourcing the product — it means finding a team that understands code compliance, lead time challenges, site conditions, and the real-world demands of construction. At Jersey Tempered Glass, we supply:

• Contract glaziers and fabricators;
• Architects and engineers;
• OEMs and enclosure manufacturers;
• Commercial developers and municipalities.

Our team speaks the language of safety glazing—from U-value calculations to thermal stress management—and is equipped to deliver both standard and highly customized solutions. If your project requires shop drawings, mockups, engineering consultation, or fast-track fabrication, we have the infrastructure in place to meet those needs.

We are based in New Jersey and deliver nationally. Our logistics team coordinates flatbed or liftgate delivery to your site, with proper crating, compliance labeling, and support all the way to final installation.

Build Better with Laminated Tempered Glass from JTG

When strength, clarity, safety, and visual performance matter, tempered laminated glass is the right choice—and Jersey Tempered Glass is the manufacturer you can trust.

Whether you’re designing a public pavilion, specifying a security entrance, or replacing a hurricane-rated system, our team will guide you through product selection, compliance considerations, and cost optimization.

Ready to get started? Call us at 856‑273‑8700 or email contact@jerseytemperedglass.com for a fast quote and professional support.