Import Clear Laminated Glass — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Clear laminated glass supplied by Shandong Wensheng Glass combines two glass sheets with a polyvinyl butyral (PVB) interlayer. The catalogue lists thicknesses such as 3+0.38+3 mm, 4+0.38+4 mm, 5+0.76+5 mm and custom builds on request, while sheet sizes include 1830 × 2440 mm, 2134 × 3300 mm and 2250 × 3300 mm. PVB film thicknesses range from 0.38 mm to 2.28 mm and are offered in clear, green, blue, bronze, grey and milk‑white shades; glass colour options cover clear, extra clear, French green, dark green, Ford blue, dark blue, bronze and Euro grey.

The product uses a clear or coloured PVB interlayer that adheres broken fragments, giving it superior impact resistance compared with monolithic glass. In the industry laminated glass is classified under safety glass standards such as EN 14604, and typical acoustic performance reaches an STC rating of 35‑40, which is standard for interior partitions. The PVB layer also provides UV filtering that limits transmission to below 5 % in the UV‑B range, a typical value for architectural glazing.

Typical buyers include architects, façade contractors and interior fit‑out firms that need safety, acoustic and UV protection. The sheets are packed with interlay paper, placed in seaworthy wooden crates and secured with iron belts, allowing bulk sea freight. Minimum order quantities and exact delivery lead times are not listed, so importers should confirm MOQ, Incoterms and payment conditions directly with the supplier.

Shandong Wensheng Glass Co., Ltd. is located in Qingning Industrial Zone, Cuizhai Town, Jiyang County, Jinan, Shandong Province, China. The company is listed as an imported supplier with a harbour‑level trust tier, although its response rate in the platform data is currently zero, indicating that direct communication is required to assess responsiveness.

The firm offers custom‑made laminated glass panels that can be tailored in thickness, colour and size according to client specifications. Packing is performed with interlay paper between the sheets, followed by placement in seaworthy wooden crates and reinforcement with iron belts, which suggests readiness for bulk overseas shipments.