Where is PinnSentry typically used?

Typical uses include canopies and overhangs, structural facades, glass floors, frameless glazing and large-span openings.

Can PinnSentry be made with toughened glass?

PinnSentry works with toughened or heat-strengthened lites. Glass type and thickness are agreed from the engineering requirement.

Laminated glass, SGP interlayer

PinnSentry is laminated glass made with an SGP interlayer, a stiffer option than PVB for structural and demanding glazing.

Step 1
Specify
Glass type and thickness are agreed from the engineering requirement.
Step 2
Stack
SGP sheets are cut and placed between the lites.
Step 3
Autoclave
The stack is bonded in a separate autoclave step.
Step 4
Inspect
Edges and clarity are checked before dispatch.

Structural suitability must be confirmed by the project engineer. We confirm build-up and finish with you.

Values marked [CONFIRM] are pending technical verification and are confirmed for each project at quotation.
Available thicknesses	[CONFIRM]
Maximum size	[CONFIRM]
Minimum size	[CONFIRM]
Edge finishes	Edge finish to drawing [CONFIRM]
Processing options	SGP interlayer laminating with autoclave bonding; toughened or heat-strengthened lites [CONFIRM]
Applicable standards	Applicable laminated and structural glazing standards [CONFIRM]

How is PinnSentry different from PVB laminated glass?: PinnSentry uses an SGP interlayer, a stiffer option than PVB, for structural and demanding glazing.
Who confirms that PinnSentry is suitable for a structural application?: Structural suitability must be confirmed by the project engineer. We confirm build-up and finish with you.
Where is PinnSentry typically used?: Typical uses include canopies and overhangs, structural facades, glass floors, frameless glazing and large-span openings.
Can PinnSentry be made with toughened glass?: PinnSentry works with toughened or heat-strengthened lites. Glass type and thickness are agreed from the engineering requirement.