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Plastic Sheets - PC Frosted Sheet Four Polycarbonate Wall Hollow

Plastic Sheets - PC Frosted Sheet Four Polycarbonate Wall Hollow

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200 m²
Supply Capability:
10000 m²/month

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    Light Transmission: 12% - 80%( Depending upon color and thickness)
    Thermal Insulation: Special hollow form contribute to reduce the energy consumption and therefore energy costs
    Impact Resistance: The impact strength is 10-27 times as much as plexiglass
    Fire Retardancy: According to GB8624-1997 the fire retardant classification is B1
    Sound Insulation: The hollow form polycarbonate resin offer significant advantage to the insulation
    UV-Protection :Attributing to the proprietary UV-protected surface, thickness of UV layer 50um
    East Installation :Can be cold bent
    Weather Ability: Good weather ability ,can maintain excellent properties in a wide temperature range from -40C°to 120C°

 frosted Polycarbonate Sheet, flat PC sheet thickness 6mm with 88% light transmission

Polycarbonate Sheet Furniture advantage

light weight  very high impact strength
    Sound insulation
    High light transmission
    Good flame resistance
    good weather resistance and UV protection
    high heat insulation
    Simply processed and installed
    Environmental friendly
    UV protection layer: 50umpc frosted sheet four polycarbonate wall hollow    soften temperature : 148°C
    continuous use temperature :-40 ~120°C'
    elastle stress :2400MPa(1mm/rain.ISO 527)
    tensile stress :63MPa(at yeild 50mm/min.ISO 527)
    tensile strain:6%(at yeild 50mm/min.ISO 527)
    nominal tensile strain: >50%(at break 50mm/min.ISO 527)


   


Q:I've been given the responsibility by a family member to take care of 500-600 full stamp sheets from the 60's 70's. They are currently stored kind of haphazardly in large envelopes that, surprisingly, has kept them in really nice condition. But at this time I'd like to take the time to store them properly for preservation and presentation. Such beautiful stamps should not be kept in hiding. So the question is, where to buy reasonably priced, but archival quality sheet protectors for stamp sheets? One thing I do know is they cannot be a vinyl based product. Thanks!
I don't know exactly WHERE to purchase them.....I 'googled' and found a supplier that I like. but the TYPE of envelopes that I use are called glassine. They are great for storage.....but are slightly opaque so may not be the best for presentation. Ask at your post office, its where I first asked. Good luck and hopefully I'll get an education from other answers here on this too :)
Q:What is the weight of plastic sheets?
The weight of plastic sheets can vary depending on their size, thickness, and material composition.
Q:I am trying to fugure out how to create a flexable seem out of a sheet of plastic. For example if you had a 12x12 sheet of plastic 1/16 thick and you wanted to fold it in half to create two 6x12 flaps. How would you create a seem at the fold that could be easly folded and unfolded repeatedly for a long duration?
You could do this with a living hinge. Co-extrude the plastic profile with rigid plastic connected with the flexible plastic living hinge. Long duration needs to defined.
Q:Can plastic sheets be used for greenhouse insulation?
Yes, plastic sheets can be used for greenhouse insulation. They are often used as a cost-effective option to retain heat and provide insulation in greenhouses.
Q:Are plastic sheets resistant to yellowing?
Yes, plastic sheets are typically resistant to yellowing, especially if they are made from high-quality materials such as polycarbonate or acrylic. These materials are designed to withstand UV rays and other environmental factors that can cause yellowing over time. However, it is important to note that prolonged exposure to sunlight or certain chemicals may still cause some degree of yellowing in plastic sheets.
Q:Can plastic sheets be used for window replacements?
Yes, plastic sheets can be used as a temporary solution for window replacements. However, they are not as durable or efficient as proper window replacements made of glass or acrylic.
Q:What is the minimum temperature that plastic sheets can withstand?
The minimum temperature that plastic sheets can typically withstand varies depending on the type of plastic. However, most common plastics can typically withstand temperatures ranging from -30°C to -40°C (-22°F to -40°F) without significant damage or deformation.
Q:Is the plastic foam roof well insulated?
Plastic foam. It's a chemical material. It's called styrofoam. Applied to packaging, insulation, waterproof, heat insulation, shock absorption and so on.
Q:Are plastic sheets resistant to discoloration from cleaning chemicals?
Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to discoloration from cleaning chemicals.
Q:after buying the motor home i found out that water from the water source in the rv park had been standing under the trailer for a long time. i was planning to move the home so thought this would be resolved but now do not know that i should move or keep this due to what looks like mold on the surface of the black plastic sheeting containing the insulation under the trailer. also, it s there a problem if water gets into the insulation? this is my first experience with a mobile home do not know who to ask. mobile home dealers have not been able to answer my question. please help.
I can't see why mold on the exterior of the plastic sheeting should be a problem unless there's an enormous amount of it, if it's there because the underneath of the home didn't get enough ventilation. It could be cleaned off, and shouldn't recur if the next place you put it is dry. If water has gotten into the insulation above the plastic, that would worry me. Wet insulation doesn't work, and if the insulation is wet, there might be other water damage in other parts of the home which could be serious, since the water in the insulation most likely flowed down from somewhere. Is the plastic in good shape with minimal tears in it? If there are any tears, look at the insulation through them to see if you can see any evidence of it having been wet. Have a good look with a strong light under there, and you might be able to answer your own question. Also, though the dealers might not be of much help, there is probably someone in the neighbourhood who does repairs on mobiles, and it might be worth getting them to give an opinion.

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