Clear Polycarbonate Sheet — High Transparency, Impact Resistant, UV-Resistant Options

Clear Polycarbonate Sheet for Roofing
High-clarity PC roofing sheet combines daylighting with superior impact resistance. Lightweight and easy to install, it withstands wind, rain, and hail. UV-coated options help resist yellowing outdoors, ideal for canopies, carports, and greenhouse roofs.

Clear Polycarbonate Glazing Panel
A clear polycarbonate glazing panel delivers glass-like transparency with far greater toughness. Suitable for windows, partitions, and protective barriers, it helps reduce breakage risk while maintaining visibility and is simple to cut and fabricate on site.

UV Resistant Clear Polycarbonate
UV resistant clear polycarbonate features advanced surface coatings that block harmful rays, helping maintain clarity and mechanical strength over time. A reliable choice for outdoor enclosures, skylights, and guards exposed to sun and weather.

Impact Resistant Clear Plastic Sheet
This impact resistant clear plastic sheet offers exceptional durability compared to glass and acrylic. It absorbs shocks, reduces shattering, and improves safety. Ideal for machine guards, sports barriers, and public-facing protective screens.

Lightweight Transparent PC Panel
A lightweight transparent PC panel simplifies handling and installation without compromising strength. It offers excellent optical quality, weatherability with UV-grade options, and broad processability for signage, displays, and architectural glazing.

Q1: How does clear polycarbonate compare to glass?
A: It provides similar transparency with dramatically higher impact strength (commonly cited up to 250×) and roughly half the weight, making handling safer and installation easier.

Q2: Will it yellow outdoors?
A: Choose UV-grade sheets with single or double-sided coatings. These help resist yellowing and surface degradation, extending service life in sun-exposed applications.

Q3: Can I cut and drill it myself?
A: Yes. Use fine-tooth blades for cutting and standard bits for plastics when drilling. Support the sheet, avoid excessive feed rates, and remove chips to prevent edge stress.

Q4: Is bending or thermoforming possible?
A: Polycarbonate can be cold-bent to gentle curves and is suitable for heat forming. Follow recommended processing temperatures and minimum bend radii from your supplier.

Q5: What thickness should I choose?
A: For small guards or partitions, 2–4 mm is common; roofing and load-bearing applications often use 6–10 mm. Final selection depends on span, load, and safety requirements.

Q6: Is it fire rated?
A: Many clear polycarbonate sheets meet UL 94 V-2. If you need stricter ratings (e.g., V-0), ask for a compliant grade and confirm with your local standards.