Polycarbonate Material Distribution
Common Polycarbonate Materials
Polycarbonate by the Sheet:
The polycarbonate sheets offered are available in the following size ranges:
- Thickness: 0.03" to 1/4"
- Width: 24" to 48"
- Length: 24" to 96"
We also offer composite polycarbonate sheets. Specifically:
- Carbon-filled polycarbonate sheets
- Glass-filled polycarbonate sheets
- Bullet resistant sheets
We offer these sizes in various combinations, including single sheets and multi-packs. For custom dimensions and smaller projects, our cut-to-size services ensure you get precisely what you need. Contact us to learn more about our custom cutting options.
Beyond our standard polycarbonate sheets, we provide distribution in multiple grades and cuts, allowing us to serve a diverse range of industries and project requirements. With our extensive selection of high-quality materials and reliable service, you can be confident that your project will have the durability and precision it demands.
Additional Polycarbonate Cuts and Grades:
- Marine Grade Polycarbonate
- Roofing and Housing Grade Polycarbonate
- Polycarbonate Rods and Clear Extruded Tubes
- Polycarbonate Machine Grade Sheets
- Roll Stock
- Sample Sets
- Accessories

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Polycarbonate vs. Glass
Polycarbonate is nearly unbreakable, and is up to 250 times more impact-resistant than glass. Making it the ideal solution for applications with security or safety concerns. Such as machine guards or protective shields. It’s also very popular in environments where vandalism is a potential occurrence.
Polycarbonate is significantly lighter than glass, reducing transportation and installation costs. These savings are particularly evident in large-scale projects such as roofing and warehouse glazing.
Polycarbonate boasts exceptional light transmission of up to 90%. This makes it an ideal alternative to glass in applications where both light transmittance and durability are essential. Several examples are greenhouses and automotive parts, such as sunroofs and headlight housings.
Unlike glass, polycarbonate can be easily cut, bent, or thermoformed into complex shapes without breaking, offering greater design versatility.
Polycarbonate is incredibly resilient, capable of withstanding temperatures up to 1166°F. It is also highly impact, scratch, and fracture resistant. Additionally, polycarbonate can be treated with a UV-resistant coating for enhanced durability