Polycarbonate Cell Sheet 6 mm

Good thermal insulation, resistance to temperature changes. The structure allows it to retain its properties when temperatures fluctuate from -40 to +80ºC. The average service life is 10-15 years. In practice, the material is able to cope with its responsibilities for several decades.

Light weight of elements. The sheets weigh much less than glass and plexiglass, which simplifies their operation. At the same time, prices remain within reasonable limits.

Free penetration of light. Light penetration allows you to create unique lighting effects and unusual designs. Colored panels (blue, green, red and others) can transmit up to 55% of light, transparent panels - more than 85%.

Strength. Polycarbonate sheets are 200 times stronger than glass. They are able to withstand the strongest mechanical stress, while maintaining performance indicators at a high level.

Safety. This material does not split upon impact and begins to melt only at very high temperatures. It does not ignite and does not emit harmful toxic substances.

Such material is purchased for different purposes. The most popular areas of application are:

Agriculture (greenhouses and greenhouses in summer cottages, winter gardens, greenhouses, fences, gazebos, verandas, summer showers);

Construction (awnings, glazing in industrial workshops, canopies, noise barriers for roads and highways, partitions in bathrooms and showers, glazing of doors, office partitions, car canopies);

Advertising and design (showcases, stands, illuminated advertising, trade pavilions, architectural compositions for interiors).

The layer protects against ultraviolet radiation; the mechanical and optical properties of the panel remain virtually unchanged throughout the entire warranty period, which is 15 years.

Burns only in an open flame and is self-extinguishing. This material does not contribute to the spread of combustion and does not form burning drops; when burning, the material only swells and light threads are formed that have time to cool before falling. Also, the holes formed during the melting of the panels help remove smoke in the event of a fire.