High-Performance Polycarbonate Sheets: A New Choice for Green Building Materials Empowering Modern Construction

In recent years, with the rising demand for green buildings and safe building materials, polycarbonate (PC) sheets have emerged as a mainstream alternative to traditional glass and acrylic due to their outstanding comprehensive performance. They are widely used in skylights, carports, greenhouses, sound barriers, public facilities and other applications.

The most prominent advantage of polycarbonate sheets is their superb impact resistance, with a strength 250 times that of ordinary glass and 30 times that of acrylic. Known as "unbreakable sheets", they resist hail and typhoons, greatly enhancing the safety level of buildings and facilities. At the same time, they are lightweight and efficient, weighing only half of glass, which significantly reduces structural load, transportation and installation costs, making construction more efficient.

In terms of optical and weather-resistant properties, the sheets boast a light transmittance of up to 89%, providing soft and non-glare light. Equipped with double-sided UV-resistant coating, they experience low light transmittance attenuation after ten years of outdoor use, resist yellowing and embrittlement, and feature a longer service life. They also offer B1-class fire resistance, wide temperature tolerance (-40℃ to 120℃), sound insulation and heat insulation, meeting fire safety requirements while improving energy efficiency and comfort.

With multiple advantages of safety, light weight, light transmittance, weather resistance and environmental friendliness, polycarbonate sheets have become the preferred material for modern construction, transportation, agriculture, decoration and other fields. Insiders noted that with technological upgrading and application expansion, high-performance polycarbonate sheets will continue to drive the upgrading of building materials and provide reliable, durable and aesthetic solutions for more projects.