Clear PETG Sheet 3–12mm | Impact-Resistant Panel

Clear PETG sheet (polyethylene terephthalate glycol) in 3mm to 12mm thicknesses – a tough, glass-clear plastic panel for machine guards, safety screens, covers and displays.

PETG combines high impact strength with excellent optical clarity. It thermoforms easily at lower temperatures without pre-drying, cuts and drills cleanly with standard workshop tools, and suits indoor and sheltered outdoor use where a durable, transparent panel is needed.

Key Features

• Impact Resistance: High strength, safer than glass.
• Optical Clarity: Excellent transparency for clear applications.
• Thermoformable: Easy to shape with sharp detail, no pre-drying needed.
• Fabrication Friendly: Can be cut, drilled, and bonded.
• Chemical Resistance: Withstands many cleaners and solutions.

Applications

• Machine Guards: Durable protection in industrial settings.
• Protective Screens: Ideal for safety and visibility.
• Signage: Clear and long-lasting displays.
• Covers: Protective and transparent for various uses.
• Display Units: Perfect for showcasing products.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are available?
We offer 47 size options: thicknesses of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm, in panel sizes from 250 x 250 mm up to 2000 x 1500 mm.

Is PETG suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, PETG is suitable for covered outdoor use, offering durability and clarity.

Can PETG be thermoformed?
Yes, PETG thermoforms easily at lower temperatures, allowing for detailed shaping.

Why choose PETG for guards and screens?
PETG offers high impact resistance and is easy to fabricate without pre-drying, so it is well suited to guards, screens and covers that may take knocks.

What tools are needed for cutting PETG?
Standard workshop tools such as CNC machines, saws, and drills are suitable.

Is PETG resistant to chemicals?
Yes, PETG has good resistance to many cleaners and industrial solutions.

Can PETG be printed on?
Yes, PETG can be printed on, making it ideal for signage and displays.

Is PETG safer than glass?
Yes, PETG is safer due to its high impact strength and toughness.