Monolithic polycarbonate 10 mm

Excellent impact resistance

Excellent rigidity and strength

High thermal resistance

Lightweight. Half the weight of glass

Can be protected from ultraviolet radiation, exhibits excellent resistance to atmospheric agents and aging. Lifetime UV resistance.

10-year limited warranty

Easily processed and thermoformed.

Cold bending capability

Does not contain hazardous substances

Self-extinguishing in case of fire

100% recyclability

Density : 1.2 g/cm³

Water absorption : 0.15%

Tensile strength at yield : 60 MPa

Elongation at yield : 6%

Elongation at break : >100%

Elastic modulus in tension : 2300 MPa

Flexural strength : 90 MPa

Flexural modulus : 2300 MPa

Impact strength (unnotched Charpy) : No break

Impact strength (notched Izod) : >65 kJ/m²

Refractive index : 1.585

Light transmittance (depends on thickness) : 81-90%

Haze (clear sheet 3 mm) : < 1%

Vicat softening temperature (50 N) : 144°C

Heat deflection temperature (1.82 MPa) : 130°C

Coefficient of linear thermal expansion (0-50°C) μm/m°C: 6.5

Thermal conductivity ASTM C177: 0.2 W/mK

Maximum continuous operating temperature: 85°C

Maximum short-term operating temperature: 120°C

Minimum continuous operating temperature: -25°C

Minimum short-term service temperature: -40°C

Black spots sized 0.4 mm, with a minimum distance of 1 meter between them. Air bubbles sized 0.2 mm, with a minimum distance of 1 meter between them. Fish eye sized 1 mm, not exceeding 5 pieces per 0.5m² area.

PC is a thermoplastic, meaning it will eventually melt and burn under intense heat or fire. However, PC is considered a self-extinguishing material, meaning it will stop burning once the ignition source is removed. Unlike some other materials, PC sheets do not emit toxic or corrosive gases when burning.

The material is protected from ultraviolet radiation on both sides by a special layer applied by coextrusion. Thanks to this method, the material does not deteriorate under the influence of sunlight and the sheets retain their quality for more than 15 years.

Both surfaces of the sheet are protected by fully recyclable polyethylene (PE) film. Keep this film in place for as long as possible and remove it immediately after installation. Sharp objects, particles, or even small shards can penetrate through the protective polyethylene coating and damage the surface, so always place it on a clean, smooth surface.

The protective film is suitable for thermoforming. Using deep draw thermoforming at high temperatures may result in stronger adhesion of the polyethylene film. Sealed film should be removed before thermoforming to avoid transferring printed ink onto the surface of the sheet.