Because it's up to 100 times stiffer and 5 times tougher than traditional laminating materials, SentryGlas® has become popular among structural glazing specialists and leading-edge glass laminators and has been used as a key element in some of the most noteworthy laminated glass projects in the world, including:

• Apple retail stores worldwide
  
  
• Rooftop deck rails at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore
  
  
• Specially enabled glass structures, such as the Willis Tower Ledges in Chicago and the Lincoln Center's Alice Tulley Hall in New York.
  

The interlayer's extra stiffness and strength gives SentryGlas® ionoplast a routine advantage in safer glass balustrades, overhead canopies, clear facades, high-security applications and glass designed for use in extreme wind zones.


SentryGlas® interlayer is available to laminators in flat sheet form, in thicknesses of 35-, 60-, 90- and 120-mil, and as rolled sheeting, at 35-mil thickness. The new, rolled sheeting comes in standard sizes of 48 inches (1.21m), 60 inches (1.52m) and 72 inches (1.83 m) wide by 200 meters, and 60 inches (1.52 m) wide by 50 meters, depending on customer requirements. The recently launched roll-stock version of SentryGlas® is made using the same raw materials as flat sheets, so laminated glass strength and structural advantages realized with the new roll stock are expected to be the same as found previously with SentryGlas® in properly laminated structures.