Laminated glass is a type of safety glass composed of two or more layers of glass with one or more thin polymer interlayers between them. These interlayers prevent the glass from breaking into large, sharp pieces, ensuring safety. Whether the glass layers are annealed, tempered, or heat-strengthened, laminated glass is classified as safety glass due to its protective qualities.

However, when laminated glass is made with annealed glass, it doesn't have the same strength or impact resistance as laminated tempered glass. Laminated annealed glass is commonly used where safety is a priority, but the extra strength of tempered glass isn’t required.

For applications demanding higher strength and impact resistance, laminated glass can be made with tempered glass. This combination offers laminated and tempered glass benefits, making it an ideal choice for specialized uses such as hurricane-resistant windows and bulletproof glass.