Description
This premium engineering grade extruded clear polycarbonate sheet offers outstanding optical clarity combined with high impact resistance and excellent rigidity. Manufactured to tight tolerances, it provides a robust, dimensionally stable solution for demanding engineering, fabrication and safety glazing applications.
Available in a range of thicknesses from 8 mm up to 20 mm and beyond, with standard sheet lengths from 500 mm to 3000 mm at a consistent 620 mm width, these sheets are ideal for machine guards, covers, protective screens and structural glazing where strength, transparency and long-term performance are essential.
Product Features
- High-performance extruded clear polycarbonate sheet with excellent optical clarity.
- Available thicknesses: 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm, 16 mm, 20 mm (plus additional intermediate options for specific projects).
- Standard sheet lengths of 500 mm, 1000 mm, 2000 mm and 3000 mm to suit different installation and fabrication requirements.
- Fixed sheet width of 620 mm for consistent panel sizing and simplified design layout.
- Exceptional impact resistance and rigidity compared with standard glazing plastics.
- Engineering grade formulation for improved dimensional stability and machining performance.
- Clear finish suitable for applications requiring high light transmission and visibility.
Key Features and Benefits
- Outstanding impact strength helps provide a safer alternative to glass in protective guarding and glazing applications.
- Dimensional stability and rigidity support accurate machining, drilling and fabrication with reduced risk of warping.
- Clear, transparent finish maintains visibility of processes, displays or equipment while offering robust protection.
- Range of thicknesses and sheet lengths allows efficient material yield and optimisation for specific load and safety requirements.
- Lightweight compared to glass, helping to reduce handling effort, installation time and supporting structure requirements.
- Good resistance to many industrial environments, making it suitable for long-term use in workshops, factories and public areas.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Extruded clear polycarbonate, engineering grade |
| Available thicknesses (mm) | 8, 10, 12, 16, 20 mm (plus four additional intermediate options on request) |
| Sheet length options (mm) | 500, 1000, 2000, 3000 |
| Sheet width (mm) | 620 |
| Finish | Clear, smooth faces suitable for glazing and guarding |
| Typical applications | Machine guards, safety glazing, covers, protective screens, structural panels |
Applications and Ideal Uses
This premium clear polycarbonate sheet is suitable for a wide variety of industrial, commercial and engineering applications where strength, visibility and dimensional stability are critical.
- Machine guarding and safety enclosures in workshops and manufacturing facilities.
- Protective glazing and vision panels in doors, partitions and equipment housings.
- Impact-resistant covers, shields and housings for industrial machinery and instruments.
- Protective barriers and screens in public, commercial or educational environments.
- Structural and architectural panels where clear, robust sheet material is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this clear polycarbonate sheet be cut and drilled with standard workshop tools?
Yes, this extruded polycarbonate sheet can be cut and drilled using common workshop tools such as circular saws with fine-toothed blades and standard drill bits, provided correct speeds and support are used to avoid chipping or stress cracking.
Is this polycarbonate sheet suitable for outdoor use?
The sheet offers good mechanical performance outdoors, but for prolonged external exposure where clarity and appearance must be maintained, a grade with specific UV-stabilising protection is generally recommended. Always check suitability against the intended environment and exposure levels.
How do I choose the right thickness of polycarbonate sheet for my application?
Select the thickness based on the required impact resistance, span, and loading conditions. Thicker sheets (such as 12 mm, 16 mm or 20 mm) are typically used for larger spans, higher impact areas or structural applications, while thinner sheets can be suitable for smaller guards, covers and panels with lower load requirements.


