Profiled polycarbonate is a molded polycarbonate with a textured or corrugated structure, possessing excellent strength, making it resistant to hail, wind, and even hammer blows. It has the highest transparency rate among all transparent plastics (up to 92%). It is protected from environmental factors, including ultraviolet, extreme temperatures, and precipitation. Polycarbonate is pliable, and its sheets can be bent. The temperature range for using this material is from +100 °C to -50 °C, with a temporary tolerance up to +120 °C. Polycarbonate burns weakly and tends to melt, forming a web, and it possesses fire-resistant properties and does not emit dangerous toxic gases when burning. Processing and installation of the material do not require special tools. High-quality profiled polycarbonate typically comes with a 10-year warranty. It's wear-resistant, does not yellow, and remains clear throughout this time.
Application
Construction and architecture. It is used as a material for roofing, walls, and fences, and for creating canopies and awnings, due to its lightness, strength, and ability to transmit light.
Agriculture. Serves as an excellent material for greenhouses and nurseries, thanks to its even light diffusion and protection from adverse weather conditions.
Advertising industry. Often used as a material for advertising signs, stands, and information boards.
Transport. In automotive and aviation, it can serve as lightweight and strong window elements or visors.
Security. Thanks to its impact resistance and difficulty to break, profiled polycarbonate is used in the production of protective screens, visors in helmets, as well as in armored glass.
Interior design. In modern interiors, it can be used to create stylish partitions, ceilings, or even furniture.
Sports facilities. Used in the construction of indoor sports arenas, swimming pools, and ice rinks, where the transparency, lightness, and strength of the material are important.