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What impact classification does toughened glass achieve?

4 mm and 6 mm Pilkington Toughened Glass achieves Class 1 (C) 2 when tested to BS EN 12600 for pendulum body impact resistance. 10 mm (and thicker) Pilkington Toughened Glass achieves Class 1 (C) 1.

For more information on Pilkington Toughened Glass, please click here.

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