What are the dimensions of a car's front windshield?
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Generally, the front windshield of a car is made of: 95% laminated glass, 2mm+2mm\3mm, usually smaller than 1300mm*2200mm; the rear windshield is made of: 95% tempered glass, 3.2mm~6mm, usually smaller than 1100mm*2000mm. Below is relevant information about windshields: 1. Laminated glass refers to a type of glass where a transparent adhesive plastic film is sandwiched between two or three layers of glass, combining the toughness of plastic with the hardness of glass, thereby increasing the glass's resistance to breakage. 2. Tempered glass refers to ordinary glass that has been quenched to create internal stresses, thereby strengthening the glass. When impacted and broken, the glass shatters into small pieces with blunt edges, reducing the risk of injury to passengers. 3. Zone-tempered glass is a new variety of tempered glass. Through special treatment, when it cracks upon impact, the cracks maintain a certain level of clarity, ensuring the driver's field of vision remains unaffected. Currently, car front windshields are mainly made of laminated tempered glass and laminated zone-tempered glass, capable of withstanding strong impacts.