shatterproof glass

Windshields, though, have come a long way since Triplex of London made the first shatterproof glass in 1913.

He spat the words, raising a fist to slam against the shatterproof glass.

Windows are prone to shatter easily unless expensive shatterproof glass is used.

The windshield was made of shatterproof glass and designed to pop out in a collision to protect occupants.

The shatterproof glass turned opaque, stretched, and ripped apart like cloth.

Cuthbert Barry has installed shatterproof glass in the front window of his law office.

She was safe for a moment, but even fiber-reinforced shatterproof glass wouldn't stop a bullet at close range.

A crack had started in the windshield; this wasn't shatterproof glass.

Quaid wished briefly for the old days, when all vehicles were required to use shatterproof glass or plastic.

Most rinks were using wire mesh before the shatterproof glass was invented.