Glazing polycarbonate

A glazing polycarbonate plastic supplier, Ryan Plastics supplies glazing polycarbonate and other plastic materials. Located in Northamptonshire, England, Ryan Plastics is a glazing polycarbonate plastic supplier to the UK, internationally, and locally within the East Midlands and East Anglia regions.

Glazing polycarbonate plastic properties

Glazing polycarbonate is 1/2 the weight of glass but has 250 times greater resistance to breakage. Other properties of glazing polycarbonate include: high optical clarity - 85% of light transmission, excellent electrical & thermal insulation properties, operating temperature range of -60°C to 115°C, moderate chemical and scratch resistance. Glazing polycarbonate also has excellent acoustic properties, it is self extinguishing and also has very low water absorption.

Glazing polycarbonate plastic applications

Glazing polycarbonate for safety & vandal resistance. Machine guards & safety enclosures. Noise control enclosures. Sight glasses & windows. Glazing polycarbonate properties good for transparent precision parts, medical & scientific equipment. Food & pharmaceutical components, electrical components, and architectural features & glazing are suitable for manufacture by glazing polycarbonate. Level indicators and models & prototypes are also suitable to be created from glazing polycarbonate plastic material.

About glazing polycarbonate plastic - impact strength

To test the impact strength of glazing polycarbonate test three units of the highest level of reinforcement to the highest design pressure for the glazing polycarbonate system as required in . These units are to undergo all of the glazing polycarbonate requirements. Then test one additional sample for each decreased level of reinforcement and to the corresponding determined design pressure. Each of these additional glazing polycarbonate specimens is to be tested to the structural requirements of , and depending if other parts of the system are decreased (such as sill heights) the water test will also apply. If the glazing polycarbonate is impact resistant, the following applies: Test one unit of the highest level of reinforcement to the highest design pressure for the system. Each of these additional glazing polycarbonate specimens is to be tested to the structural requirements and depending if other parts of the system are decreased (such as sill heights) the water test will also apply. Then test three units of glazing polycarbonate to the highest level of reinforcement to the highest design pressure

If you require any more information about glazing polycarbonate contact us on 01604 811395. Our address is 78 High Street, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, England, UK, NN6 0JG.