It was once used for only front windshields, but more and more manufactures now use it for side ... whether its tempered or laminated glass. And then, of course, you can also dig through the ...

In a water crash, consumer-grade glass-breaking tools, like those seen here or here, could be your only hope to swim to safety. These small impact devices are either spring-loaded or a hammer.

This also lessens the risk of injury by flying glass. The glass is typically used for windshields, but one in three 2018 models now have laminated side windows instead of tempered windows ...

These stress cracks indicate that that you are dealing with laminated glass, not tempered glass ... Whatever you use on a windshield, you can use it for the bottom cut. You follow this bottom ...

So if you have laminated side windows, what can you do? Well, according to the AAA study, your rear side windows may still be made of tempered glass, but you should find out if that's the case ...

If you break tempered glass, it basically explodes into many tiny, dull glass pebbles. In contrast, car windshields use laminated glass, which will break, but in a much different way. However ...

Tempered glass is about four times stronger than "ordinary," or annealed, glass. And unlike annealed glass, which can shatter into jagged shards when broken, tempered glass fractures into small ...

Ontario’s Building Code will soon require newly constructed buildings to use ... when glass is close to the edge of a balcony. Also, heat-strengthened laminated glass or heat-soaked tempered ...