Polycarbonate Abrasion Resistant Clear Sheet

Polycarbonate Abrasion Resistant Description

Polycarbonate, also known as bisphenol A (BPA), was independently synthesized by polymer chemists Dr. H. Schnell of Bayer AG, Germany and Dr. Daniel W. Fox of General Electric Company, USA in 1953.

Polycarbonate is a virtually unbreakable plastic, and its variations are fashioned into eyewear lenses, protective equipment including bullet-proof glass, numerous medical devices, and can also be used as a building material in greenhouses. It can be utilized through glazing applications, digital media such as CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs, as well as outdoor lighting fixtures.

Scratch-resistant polycarbonate features a proprietary coating on both sides that significantly improves the plastic sheet's resistance to weathering, ultraviolet damage, chemicals, acids, and so much more. Properties of AR Polycarbonate: abrasion and chemical resistant. ease of fabrication and cleaning.

Notable Attributes:

• 250x stronger than glass
• 30x stronger than acrylic
• High Impact resistant
• Temperature resistant

Applications Include:

• Roofing panels
• Windows
• Siding
• Room dividers
• Bullet resistance
• Electronics
• Auto parts
• Agriculture

Light Transmission:

Polycarbonate is capable of transmitting light within the 80 to 90 percent range, which is sufficient for greenhouses. Compared to glass, the lighter weight of polycarbonate allows more total light to enter the greenhouse. Less framing is required to hold the polycarbonate in place.

Maintenance:

Polycarbonate is simple to clean and polish using a clean cloth and cleaning compounds. It is possible to remove light scratches from polycarbonate with special abrasive compounds.