What is the difference between tempered and laminated glass? can anyone give one reason to approve this to consultant?

tempered means to make the glass unbreakable against a level of heat. lamination is a  process of pasting a fine polymer sheet to prevent scattered when accident broken.

 laminated glass are two layers of glass are sandwiched with a laminate in order to create this sturdy variety. The laminate is the reason why the pieces are held together when it is broken. The chances of injuries are minimized because the glass tends to be in the frame. Doors and windows made from this type are considered very safe as they do not shatter easily. Breaking into a home secured in this manner is not easy as it involves a lot of effort and a lot of noise. This laminated variety also provides a good degree of sound proofing in high traffic and noisy areas but this of course depends upon the quality of the laminate material.When it comes to windshields laminated glass is an obvious choice because in case of an accident the chances of the driver and passengers being cut are reduced.

Tempered glass is almost 5 to 10 times stronger when compared to its un-tempered counterpart. One very noticeable quality of this type is that it breaks down into small granular pieces rather than sharp shards. This can be attributed to the way it is constructed, while being manufactured. Tempered glass can take a higher load and deflects further before breaking. However once the glass is toughened it cannot be reworked. Polishing and drilling holes into the glass needs to be done pre-toughening.Places prone to severe weather should use the tempered variety on the exterior.