Plastic Sheets - 100% Virgin Material Clear Polycarbonate Anti-Static Sheet

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Main Benefits

Anti static
High impact resistance - virtually unbreakable
High clarity and light transmission,polycarbonate sheet's highest light transmission can reach 92%
Weather resistant and 99% UV resistant
Wide temperature range
Blocks harmful UV radiation
Good acoustical insulation
Light weight
Easy to clear,handle and install
Versatile, formable, and machinable

100% Virgin material clear polycarbonate anti-static sheet

Application:

Lighting

Indoor windows and doors

Riot windows,shop show window

Show box,Observe window

Awning,carport

Indoor partition

Advertising panel

Sound barrier

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100% Virgin material clear polycarbonate anti-static sheet

Q: I have a large sheet of plastic, or I think its plastic. Its about 1/8 inch thick, knubby on one side, smooth on the other and slightly pliable. I'd like to cut equal size panels to fit into my window shutters. I tried using a glass cutter and T square but that didn't work. Any suggestions?: been a while since I last used a table saw --- but with the correct blade and a slow feed that is what is correct == you can probably rent a table saw if not owned -- try Lowe's or the HoDepot or a commercial tools rental store -- either way you will neew the correct blade [[ get set up and you can rent for one half day ]] ---- the thin plastic you are talking about is for a florescent light fixture [[ YES ? ]] and it is very brittle .. ir allowed to bind -- like against the table saw rip fence it will most likely splinter and crack in a way that you will not like ... mark your cut and cautiously free-hand the plastic with no rip=fence to avoid the bind ... and slide the smooth side across the T-saw ....a hand saw or a scoring w/knife is not recommended-------

Q: Can plastic sheets be used for greenhouse insulation?: Yes, plastic sheets can be used for greenhouse insulation. They are commonly used as a cost-effective option to trap heat and create a controlled environment inside the greenhouse. Plastic sheets can provide insulation by reducing heat loss and preventing cold air from entering the greenhouse, helping to maintain a stable and optimal temperature for plant growth.

Q: making a hard plastic cover for my poker table. Home depot wants like 120 bucks for a sheet!! Anyone know of anywhere cheaper?: www.okorder / ... $30 Go to fabric store to get clear plastic that old ladies put on their dining room tables.

Q: Sorry if that's not explained well. I just can't remember or think of how else to describe it and can't find it online: Plastic canvas and it is used for cross stitch. Sold at Michaels, Beverly's, sometimes Walmart.

Q: Can plastic sheets be used for protective film applications?: Yes, plastic sheets can be used for protective film applications. Plastic sheets are often used as a cost-effective solution to protect surfaces from scratches, stains, and other damages. They can be easily applied and removed, providing temporary or long-term protection for a variety of surfaces such as windows, floors, furniture, and electronic screens.

Q: In chem we're learning about light and we got to look through this sheet of plastic that breaks up light into rainbows, it was super trippy. i forgot what it was called, i need to know the name, and also, i was wondering, if i put a sheet of it on my window, would it shine rainbows all over my room?: I don't know for sure, but I think you might be referring to a Fresnel lens..... but I could be wrong.

Q: Can plastic sheets be used for picture frames?: Yes, plastic sheets can be used for picture frames. Plastic sheets, such as acrylic or polycarbonate, are commonly used as a lightweight and durable alternative to glass in picture frames. They provide protection to the photograph or artwork while minimizing the risk of breakage.

Q: What are the disadvantages of plastic sheets?: Some potential disadvantages of plastic sheets include their vulnerability to damage and degradation over time, their negative impact on the environment due to their non-biodegradable nature, and the potential release of harmful chemicals during production and disposal. Additionally, plastic sheets may not offer the same durability and strength as other materials, and they can be prone to warping or melting under high temperatures.

Q: Can plastic sheets be used for greenhouse coverings?: Yes, plastic sheets can be used as greenhouse coverings. They are a popular choice due to their affordability, ease of installation, and ability to retain heat and moisture. However, it is important to select the appropriate type of plastic sheeting that is specifically designed for greenhouse use to ensure optimal performance and durability.

Q: Are plastic sheets UV-resistant?: Yes, plastic sheets can be made UV-resistant by incorporating specific additives during the manufacturing process. These additives protect the plastic from the damaging effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, helping to prevent discoloration, degradation, and loss of strength.

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