Interlayer
An interlayer is a material positioned between two layers, often to provide adhesion, energy absorption, sound damping, impact resistance, or optical performance. In laminated glass, interlayers help hold glass fragments together and improve safety performance.
See related terms:
Acoustic Transmission Loss
Elastic Modulus
Vibration Damping
Viscoelasticity
Young’s Modulus
Laminated glass cross-section showing glass layers and interlayer.