Glass Railing Smash Test - Will it hold? (Tempered vs EVA vs SentryGlas) скачать в хорошем качестве

Glass Railing Smash Test - Will it hold? (Tempered vs EVA vs SentryGlas)

We smashed three types of guardrail glass to see how they really perform: tempered, EVA laminated, and SentryGlas. Using a weighted impact bag, we recreated the code-required safety test — and the results might surprise you. From tempered shattering, to EVA folding, to SentryGlas standing tall, this test shows exactly why material choice matters in glass guardrails. We also break down what the International Building Code (IBC) says about guardrail safety, fall protection, and when each type of glass can (and can’t) be used. This video is part crash-test spectacle, part glazing education — with some slow-mo shots and fun clips mixed in. If you’re an architect, engineer, project manager, or glazier, you’ll walk away with a clear understanding of why safety glazing choices matter long after installation. Special thanks to FHC, Pinnacle Fabrication, and Glass and Metal Craft for helping make this test possible. FHC = https://fhc-usa.com/ GMC = https://glassandmetalcraft.com/ Pinnacle Fabrication = https://pinnfab.com/ 0:00 Introduction - Guardrails and Glass types 0:28 Base rig and Channel selection - Installing glass 1:46 Tempered glass test - slo-mo and recap 2:48 EVA laminated glass test - slo-mo and recap 3:58 SentryGlas laminated glass test - slo-mo and recap 5:06 IBC Gardrail impact codes review 5:52 Conclusion **** Interested in the Glass Industry? **** To Subscribe to the Channel, click here and then click SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/LearnGlazin... **** Who is LearnGlazing? **** LearnGlazing is an online glass and glazing education resource geared toward office staff in the glass industry. Our Glass Industry Courses - Classes teach you the basics of the Glass Industry covering terminology, systems, shop drawing, engineering, and project management. Our courses are used by glaziers, architects, project managers, estimators, sales, and more. To learn more about glass and glazing visit us at https://www.Learnglazing.com/ **** Follow us on **** Linked in:   / learnglazing   Facebook:   / learnglazing