Polycarbonate Sheet - Features, and Applications
                     Polycarbonate Sheet - 
Features, and Applications
What is a 
Polycarbonate Sheet? 
Polycarbonate Sheets are made from 
thermoplastic polymers that bind together 
carbonate groups in their chemical 
structure. Being one of the most versatile 
types of plastic, 
polycarbonate sheets or panels are used 
in various industrial applications globally.
Lexan Polycarbonate 
Sheet Features
• Strength and Durability
Polycarbonate sheets are extremely durable, 
with an impact resistance of 250 times more 
than a glass and 30 times better than that of 
acrylic. The durability of the product makes it 
suitable for outdoor installation where the 
surface is open to direct sunlight. The heat 
resistance feature of solid polycarbonate 
sheets helps the sheets to deal with extreme 
temperatures in an open space.
• Light Transparency
Perfect for a skylight or canopy 
application in outdoor scenarios, 
polycarbonate sheets can allow 
50% - 90% transparency for 
natural sunlight. The 
transparent polycarbonate 
sheet is popularly used for 
outdoor constructions with a 
transparent roof. 
• UV Protection
Polycarbonate sheets can be manufactured and 
modelled with UV protection properties which 
make them great for outdoor applications. 
• Fire Retardant
Lexan polycarbonate sheet or 
panel is manufactured with a 
restrained oxygen index that 
helps in incorporating fire 
redundancy or self-extinguishing 
qualities. 
Applications of Polycarbonate Sheet
1. Transportation Industry
2. Aerospace Industry
3. Building and Construction Sector
4. Roof and Facade Glazing
5. Electrical and Electronics Industry
6. Sound Walls etc.
While purchasing these useful polycarbonate sheets or 
panels, you should always go for manufacturers that 
can ensure all the standard qualities of a premium 
polycarbonate product, such as Kapoor Plastics.
Kapoor Plastics
1/5, Desh Bandhu Gupta Road,
Paharganj, New Delhi – 110055  (India)
Phone: +91-9999440446
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.kapoorplastics.com
Follow us on Social