Polycarbonate Sheets

Polycarbonate Sheets Specification

Product Name
Polycarbonate Sheets

Type
Solid Polycarbonate Sheet

Main Material
Polycarbonate

Size
Standard: 8 x 4 feet (custom sizes on request)

Shape
Rectangular

Dimension (L*W*H)
2440 mm x 1220 mm x 2 mm (custom sizes available)

Weight
Approximately 2.4 kg/m (2 mm thickness)

Brightness
High Light Transmission (up to 85%)

Disposable
Yes

Foldable
Yes

Attributes
High Impact Resistance, Lightweight, UV Protected, Weather Resistant, Fire Retardant

Application
Skylights, Roofing, Partitions, Greenhouses, Safety Glazing, Canopies

UV Protection Layer
Co-extruded UV protected layer on one or both sides

Operating Temperature Range
-40°C to +120°C

Impact Strength
200 times stronger than glass

Surface Finish
Glossy or Textured

Chemical Resistance
Good

Thermal Conductivity
0.21 W/m·K

Fire Class
Meets Class B-s1, d0 (EN13501-1)

Processing Options
Can be cut, drilled, and cold bent

Color
Transparent, Also Available in Tinted Colors

Polycarbonate Sheets Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Millimeters

Main Domestic Market
Maharashtra

About Polycarbonate Sheets

Polycarbonate Sheet is a lively roofing system offered in a wide variety of colors, types and textures. It is proven to be an outstanding alternative to glass, as it is offered with the clarity of glass but has better benefits such as strength, durability, lightweight make and impact resistance. Polycarbonate Sheet has advanced strength than standard plastic and is more hard-wearing than glass. It has numerus applicational benefits and is a cost-effective solution. This is a good answer to all malleability concerns.

Superior Impact and Weather Resistance

Polycarbonate Sheets feature high impact strength, making them remarkably resilientperfect for skylights, canopies, and glazing in both residential and commercial projects. Their inherent weather resistance and UV-protective layer ensure clarity and protection, even in harsh outdoor environments.

Flexible Use and Easy Processing

These solid polycarbonate sheets can be cut, drilled, and cold bent to suit custom installation needs. Lightweight yet strong, they are easy to handle and install, making them ideal for diverse uses such as roofing, partitions, and safety glazing.

Fire Safety and Reliability

Meeting Class B-s1, d0 fire safety standards (EN13501-1), these sheets contribute to safer structures. Their fire-retardant properties and chemical resistance provide peace of mind, making them suitable for both residential and industrial applications.

FAQs of Polycarbonate Sheets:

Q: How can I process or install polycarbonate sheets for my project?

A: Polycarbonate sheets can be cut, drilled, and cold bent using common tools, allowing for versatile customization. This makes installation straightforward, whether youre working on roofing, partitions, or safety glazing. No special disposal is required after use, as the sheets are not disposable or foldable.

Q: What are the benefits of using polycarbonate sheets over glass?

A: Polycarbonate sheets are 200 times stronger than glass while being significantly lighter. They offer excellent impact resistance, high transparency, UV protection, and are less prone to shattering, making them safer and more durable for applications like skylights and canopies.

Q: Where are polycarbonate sheets most commonly used?

A: These sheets are widely utilized in skylights, roofing, greenhouses, canopies, partitions, and safety glazing due to their lightweight nature, high light transmission, and resistance to impact and weather.

Q: When should I choose tinted polycarbonate sheets over transparent ones?

A: Tinted polycarbonate sheets are preferable when you want to reduce glare or control the amount of natural light entering a space while maintaining durability and visual appeal. Transparent sheets are ideal for maximum light transmission.

Q: What kind of thermal and chemical resistance do these sheets offer?

A: With a thermal conductivity of 0.21 W/mK and an operational temperature range from -40C to +120C, these sheets can handle extreme conditions. They also exhibit good resistance to a wide range of chemicals, enhancing their versatility.

Q: How do polycarbonate sheets ensure safety and longevity outdoors?

A: Their co-extruded UV protection layer helps preserve clarity and prevents yellowing, while being fire-retardant according to Class B-s1, d0 standards ensures enhanced safety in case of fire exposure.

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