Polycarbonate Rod 10mm to 200mm Diameter for Engineering Applications

Durable engineering-grade polycarbonate rod available in various diameters.

This polycarbonate rod is designed for industrial applications, offering excellent strength and impact resistance. Available in diameters from 10mm to 200mm and a standard length of 1000mm, it is ideal for technical uses where optical clarity is not a priority.

Key Features

• Impact Resistance: High resistance to impact, making it suitable for demanding environments.
• Temperature Range: Performs well in a wide temperature range, ensuring reliability in various applications.
• Lightweight: Much lighter than glass, making it easier to handle and install.
• Translucent Finish: Allows light transmission while providing some privacy and protection.
• Standard Sizes: Available in various diameters as listed, supplied in standard sizes only.

Applications

• Protective Covers: Ideal for use as protective shields in machinery and equipment.
• Signage: Suitable for creating durable and weather-resistant signage.
• Industrial Components: Commonly used in the manufacturing of various industrial components due to its strength.
• Lighting Diffusers: Can be used in lighting applications to diffuse light effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q?
What is the maximum diameter available for this polycarbonate rod?
A. The maximum diameter available is 200mm.

Q?
Can the rod be cut to specific lengths?
A. No — this product is supplied in the standard lengths listed on this page. However, the rod can be cut to specific lengths by the customer using standard tools.

Q?
Is this polycarbonate rod suitable for outdoor use?
A. Yes, it is suitable for outdoor applications due to its weather-resistant properties.

Q?
What is the difference between engineering-grade and optical-grade polycarbonate?
A. Engineering-grade polycarbonate is designed for strength and durability, while optical-grade is intended for clarity and visual applications.

Q?
How does polycarbonate compare to acrylic in terms of impact resistance?
A. Polycarbonate has superior impact resistance compared to acrylic, making it a better choice for protective applications.

Q?
Can this rod be machined or drilled?
A. Yes, the polycarbonate rod can be easily machined or drilled for custom applications.