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It can crack and keep fragments together through its interlayer.
It can crack, but its interlayer helps keep fragments together. Toughened glass, by contrast, breaks into many small pieces. This distinction does not guarantee that laminated glazing always retains adequate visibility or that every fragment stays attached in every impact. Cracks can affect the field of view; do not continue if they prevent safe driving. Identify the type from its marking and vehicle specifications, without deliberately breaking it.
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It can crack and keep fragments together through its interlayer.
Once broken, it guarantees perfect visibility regardless of damage.
It always breaks exactly like toughened glass.
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