Abrasion Resistant and UV Protected Polycarbonate Plastic Products

Sponsored by Dotmar EPP Pty LtdNov 17 2008

Polycarbonate PC plastic products from Dotmar are available in two types:

Safeguard UVX - UV Protected both sides
Safeguard Hard - Abrasion resistant

Key Features and Benefits of Polycarbonate PC Products

Excellent impact resistance (250 times stronger than glass)
Very good optical properties
Ability to be cold formed in thinner gauges
Moderate chemical resistance
Self extinguishing
Excellent acoustic properties
UV Resistant

Applications of Polycarbonate PC Products

Safety and vandal resistant glazing
Machine Guards
Sight glasses
Safety visors
Transparent Instrument components
Electrical Components

This information has been sourced, reviewed and adapted from materials provided by Dotmar EPP Pty Ltd.

For more information on this source, please visit Dotmar EPP Pty Ltd.

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