Cellular polycarbonate Polygal 8mm

The description of this item contains information about the history of origin, methods of application and features of cellular polycarbonate. This material was first mentioned at the end of the 18th century, when the famous German chemist Einhor Alfred, who was working on the synthesis of novocaine, obtained a substance that had unique properties of transparency, insolubility and heat resistance after another trial chemical reaction. In the middle of the 20th century, the company "Bayer" patented polycarbonate under the brand "Makrolon". Today, this material looks like this:

The main fields of application of cellular polycarbonate:

• glazing of buildings and internal partitions of offices;
• construction of greenhouse complexes;
• production and construction of sheds (entrance groups of houses, parking lots);
• urban improvement; buildings with a design approach to construction;

The thickness of this material is:

• 4mm;
• 6 mm;
• 8mm;
• 10mm;
• 16 mm.

The "golden" middle when used is a thickness of 8 mm, which is suitable both for the construction of greenhouse complexes and for high-quality, durable canopies

Colors may also be different. The most popular and famous:

• transparent;
• bronze.

In the palette of colored polycarbonate:

• yellow;
• green;
• blue;
• turquoise;
• garnet.

The main advantages of cellular polycarbonate over glass or acrylic plastic:

• The strength is 200 times higher than glass and 8 times higher than acrylic;
• Heat resistance and high fire resistance;
• Small specific weight - 16 times better than glass and 3 times lighter than acrylic;
• High level of light permeability;
• Durability and wear resistance;
• The level of trauma hazard during installation is much lower - glazing safety;
• High level of constructive possibilities - arcs and so on.

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