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Product Details ( ₹ 1100/Sheet Onwards)
Minimum Order Quantity	20 Sheets
Thickness	0.8mm-12mm
Color	Transparent & More
Material	Polycarbonate
Size (feetXfeet)	8X4 ft, More
Brand	PC Lite
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Polycarbonate Sheets

MOQ – 20 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	8X4 ft, More
Thickness	0.8mm-12mm

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Solid Polycarbonate Sheets

MOQ – 20 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	8X4 ft, More
Thickness	0.8mm-12mm

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Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet

MOQ – 2 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	4X39 ft, More
Thickness	6mm-12mm

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Polycarbonate Compact Sheets

MOQ – 20 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Clear, Bronze
Size	7X39 ft
Thickness	0.8-12 mm

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Polycarbonate Diamond Sheets

MOQ – 1 Roll

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	As Per Images
Size	3X100ft, 7X100ft
Thickness	1.5mm

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Polycarbonate Embossed Sheets

MOQ – 1 Roll

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	As Per Images
Size	3X100ft, 7X100ft
Thickness	1.2mm

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Polycarbonate Prism
Sheets

MOQ – 1 Roll

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	As Per Images
Size	3X100ft, 7X100ft
Thickness	1.8mm

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Polycarbonate X-Structure Sheet

MOQ – 1 Roll

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Transparent
Size	7X39ft
Thickness	16mm

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Acrylic Sheets

MOQ – 20 Sheet

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	6X4 ft, 8X4 ft
Thickness	1mm-85mm

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Colors Acrylic Sheet

MOQ – 20 Sheet

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	As Per Image
Size	6X4 ft, 8X4 ft
Thickness	1.8-60mm

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Clear Acrylic Sheet

MOQ – 20 Sheet

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	6X4 ft, 8X4 ft
Thickness	1mm-85mm

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Frosted /Matte Acrylic Sheet

MOQ – 20 Sheet

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	6X4 ft, 8X4 ft
Thickness	1.8-60mm

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Day and Night Acrylic Sheet

MOQ – 20 Sheet

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	6X4 ft, 8X4 ft
Thickness	1.8-60mm

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Acrylic Mirror

MOQ – 30

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	4X3 ft, 8X4 ft
Thickness	1mm, 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.5mm

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Acrylic Iridescent/Radiant Sheets

MOQ – 5 Sheet

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Rainbow Sheet
Size	8X4 ft
Thickness	3mm

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Basketball Backboard (Acrylic)

MOQ – 1 Set

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Transparent
Size	105 X 180 cm, More
Thickness	18mm – 30mm

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Fluted Acrylic
Sheets

MOQ – 10 Pieces

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Clear Transparent
Size	8X4 ft
Thickness	3mm ,4mm,5mm,6mm and 8mm

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Extruded Acrylic Sheets (PMMA)

MOQ – 20 Sheet

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	8X4 ft
Thickness	1mm-85mm

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Polystyrene Sheets (Plastic Acrylic Sheet)

Polystyrene Sheets (Plastic Acrylic Sheet)

MOQ – 25 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	8X4 ft, 6X4 ft
Thickness	1mm-12mm

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PS Plain Sheets
(GPPS)

MOQ – 25 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Multiple Colors
Size	8X4 ft, 6X4 ft
Thickness	1mm-12mm

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PS Designer Sheet
(GPPS)

MOQ – 25 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Rainbow Sheet
Size	7X4ft, 8X4ft
Thickness	3mm-5mm

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Other Product

LGP Sheets (Light Guide Panels)

MOQ – 10 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Transparent
Size	8X4 ft
Thickness	2mm,3mm,4mm & More

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Alabaster
Sheet

MOQ – 10 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Different Designs
Size	8 X 4ft
Thickness	3mm-10mm

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WPC Board- Wood Plastic Composite

MOQ – 10 Piece

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	White
Size	8X4 ft
Thickness	5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 12mm & 18mm

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LED Light Clip on
Boards

MOQ – 25 Piece

Material	Polycarbonate
Adapter	1.5A -5A
Size	12 X 18ft & Customizable
Type / Thickness	Only Flap / Standard

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Sunboard
Sheet

MOQ – 25 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	White, Black, & More
Size	8X4 ft, 6X4 ft, 5X10 ft, 6X3 ft, 6X4 ft, 4X10 ft
Thickness	2mm-12mm

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LED Light Diffuser
Sheet

MOQ – 25 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Opal White
Size	8X4ft, 6X4ft, More
Thickness	1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.5mm

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Transparent Sheet (Transparent Rigid PVC Sheet)

MOQ – 50 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Transparent
Size	6X3 ft, 6X4 ft
Thickness	0.25mm-1.5mm

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ABS Sheets (Laser Engraving)

MOQ – 25 Sheets

Material	Polycarbonate
Colors	Brush Gold, Brush Silver
Size	2X4 ft
Thickness	1.5mm

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Types Of Polycarbonate Sheets

Polycarbonate
Sheets

Polycarbonate Solid Sheets

Multiwall Polycarbonate

Compact Sheets

Polycarbonate Diamond Sh.

Polycarbonate Embossed Sh.

Polycarbonate Prism Sheets

Polycarbonate X-Structure Sh.

Types Of Polycarbonate Sheets

Polycarbonate sheet is one of the most versatile, durable and light-transmitting materials available today. Whether you are evaluating polycarbonate roofing sheets, multiwall polycarbonate sheet for insulation, a clear polycarbonate sheet for glazing or branded options like Lexan polycarbonate, this guide explains everything you need to know — types, technical specs (0.8mm–12mm), common sizes (8×4 ft), installation tips, price drivers and how to pick the right sheet for your project.

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What is a Polycarbonate Sheet?

A polycarbonate sheet is a thermoplastic panel made from strong, impact-resistant polymer. Compared with glass or acrylic (PMMA), polycarbonate offers superior toughness, very good light transmittance in clear grades, and a wide range of profiles — from solid (monolithic) sheets to multiwall polycarbonate sheets and corrugated polycarbonate roof panels. Branded varieties such as Lexan sheet or Lexan polycarbonate are well-known names used by manufacturers; functionally they are still polycarbonate-based panels.

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Key features in plain terms:

High impact resistance (won’t shatter like glass)
Lightweight (easy to handle)
Available in clear and colored finishes
Can be supplied as flat, corrugated, or multiwall (cellular) panels
UV-coated options for outdoor longevity

Types of Polycarbonate Sheets

Solid (Monolithic) Polycarbonate Sheets

Description: Single-layer solid sheet with high transparency similar to glass.
Typical thickness: 0.8mm — 6mm (sometimes up to 12mm).
Best for: Signage, display cases, protective glazing, machine guards, shelters.
Advantages: Excellent clarity, very high impact strength, easy to thermoform.
Limitations: Less thermal insulation than multiwall panels.

Multiwall / Twinwall Polycarbonate Sheets (Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet)

Description: Multi-layer (cellular) panels with air cavities. The structure improves thermal insulation and stiffness. Often called twinwall, triplewall or multiwall.
Typical thickness: 4mm — 25mm; common roofing/greenhouse choices are 4mm, 6mm, and 10mm polycarbonate sheet.
Best for: Greenhouses, skylights, conservatories, patio roofs, and façades requiring insulation.
Advantages: Better thermal insulation, lighter than solid sheets of equal stiffness, reduced condensation.
Limitations: Slightly lower optical clarity than monolithic sheets.

Corrugated / Profiled Polycarbonate Roofing Sheets (Polycarbonate Roof Panels)

Description: Shaped panels designed to match roofing profiles (single skin corrugated or multiwall corrugated).
Typical thickness: Common corrugated profiles use 0.8mm–1.2mm (single skin) or thicker multiwall profiles.
Best for: Industrial sheds, pergolas, walkways, canopies—where weather resistance and light transmission are needed.
Advantages: Easy overlap installation, flexible and lightweight, cost-effective for large areas.
Limitations: Single skin corrugated panels offer less thermal insulation than multiwall options.

Textured & Prism Sheets (Clear Roofing Sheets)

Description: Sheets that include diffusion textures or prism structures to reduce glare and control light spread.
Best for: Skylights, indoor lighting diffusers and areas where soft even light is preferred.

Specialty & Branded Options (Lexan Sheet / Lexan Polycarbonate)

Lexan is a widely recognized trademark for polycarbonate made by some producers. Branded polycarbonate often carries guaranteed properties (UV protection, fire rating, optical grade). When you see lexan polycarbonate or lexan sheet listed, you’re essentially looking at a premium polycarbonate product with traceable quality.

Key Technical Specs

Anupam Plastics (brand: PC Lite) offers a standard technical range you should match against your project:

Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 20 sheets
Thickness range: 0.8 mm – 12 mm
Material: Polycarbonate (UV-stabilized options available)
Color: Transparent & more (tinted, opal, bronze)
Common size: 8 × 4 ft (custom sizes available)
Typical applications: roofing, skylights, greenhouses, signage, façades

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Uses of Fluted Acrylic Sheets

🟩 Multiwall Polycarbonate Sheet

Designed with multiple layers and air gaps, multiwall polycarbonate sheets offer excellent insulation, reduce heat buildup, and allow soft, diffused light—ideal for greenhouses, skylights, and energy-efficient roofing.

🟦 Solid Polycarbonate Sheet

Strong and glass-clear, solid polycarbonate sheets are highly impact-resistant and UV-stable, making them perfect for skylights, windows, and secure indoor or outdoor glazing.

🟨 Corrugated Polycarbonate Sheet

Lightweight yet durable, corrugated polycarbonate sheets provide weather resistance, natural light transmission, and efficient rainwater drainage—great for carports and sheds.

🟥 Lexan Polycarbonate Sheet

Lexan sheets are a premium-grade polycarbonate known for superior impact strength, optical clarity, and long-lasting UV protection—ideal for industrial, commercial, and safety applications.

Table: Quick Comparison of Common Types

Type	Typical Thickness	Light Transmission	Thermal Insulation	Best Use	Pros	Cons
Solid (Monolithic)	0.8–6 mm	85–92% (clear)	Low	Glazing, signage	Best clarity, high impact	Less insulation
Multiwall (Twin/Triple)	4–25 mm (10mm common)	60–85%	High	Greenhouses, roofing	Thermal insulation, lightweight	Less optical clarity
Corrugated Roof Panels	0.8–1.2 mm (single skin)	50–80%	Low to medium	Sheds, canopies	Cheap, flexible	Lower insulation
Textured / Prism	1–10 mm	Diffused	Varies	Skylights, diffusers	Reduces glare	Lower transparency
Glass (for comparison)	3–12 mm	~90%	High (double-glaze better)	High-end glazing	Scratch resistant, clarity	Heavy, fragile, costly

Benefits & Advantages of Polycarbonate Sheets

Why so many architects, fabricators and homeowners choose polycarbonate:

Unmatched impact resistance: Polycarbonate resists knocks, hail and accidental impacts that shatter glass.
Lightweight & easy to handle: Lighter than glass, simpler to transport and install.
Excellent light transmission: Clear grades provide high daylighting while diffused grades give soft light.
Thermal efficiency (multiwall): Multiwall panels trap air and reduce heat transfer—ideal for greenhouses and conservatories.
UV protection: Most exterior polycarbonate sheets come with a factory UV coating to avoid yellowing and surface degradation.
Formability: Sheets can be cold or hot-bent for curved canopies and architectural features.
Fire performance: Many polycarbonate grades are self-extinguishing; always check fire rating for your application.
Cost-effectiveness: Long service life and low maintenance often make polycarbonate competitive with alternatives after lifecycle costs.

Polycarbonate vs Alternatives (Glass, Acrylic, Metal, PVC)

Polycarbonate vs Glass

Impact: Polycarbonate wins (virtually unbreakable vs brittle glass).
Clarity: Glass is slightly clearer but polycarbonate is close in optical quality (especially solid grades).
Weight: Polycarbonate is much lighter, reducing structure costs.
Thermal: Double-glazed glass can have better thermal performance than single polycarbonate; multiwall polycarbonate competes well though.

Polycarbonate vs Acrylic (Plexiglass)

Impact strength: Polycarbonate is much tougher than acrylic.
Scratch resistance: Acrylic is harder and resists scratching better than untreated polycarbonate. (Anti-scratch coatings are available.)
Cost: Comparable depending on thickness and brand.

Polycarbonate vs Metal Roofing / Plastic Roof Sheets

Light: Polycarbonate allows daylight through; metal does not (unless translucent panels are used).
Thermal: Metal reflects heat but conducts heat; polycarbonate with insulation reduces heat transfer.
Durability: Both can be durable; choice depends on required function (light vs protection).

Polycarbonate Sheet Price — What Determines Cost?

If you search polycarbonate sheet price, you’ll find a range. Pricing depends on:

Thickness: Thicker sheets cost more (raw material volume).
Panel type: Multiwall and specialty textures can be pricier than single-skin corrugated panels.
UV coating / fire rating / anti-scratch: Added surface treatments increase cost.
Brand: Branded options like Lexan usually command a premium.
Size & custom cutting: Standard 8×4 ft is cheaper than custom large or cut pieces.
Order quantity: Bulk purchasing (MOQ example: 20 sheets for Anupam Plastics) reduces per-sheet cost.
Color/tint: Colored and opal sheets may cost slightly more.
Logistics: Shipping and handling for large panels can add to total cost.

Tip: To get a competitive polycarbonate sheet price, request quotes that list the exact thickness, UV treatment and panel type. Buying a full pallet or meeting minimum order quantities (e.g., 20 sheets) often lowers unit price.

How to Choose the Right Polycarbonate Sheet

Define your need: Daylighting (clear), insulation (multiwall), impact resistance (solid), or roofing (corrugated / roof panels).
Pick the type: For greenhouses/insulation choose multiwall (6–10mm); for signage choose solid 1–3mm; for large roofs consider 10mm polycarbonate sheet if you need stiffness + light.
Confirm UV & warranty: For outdoor use choose UV-coated sheets and check manufacturer warranty.
Decide color & diffusion: Do you want glare reduction? Choose prism/textured or opal. For maximum clarity choose clear polycarbonate sheet.

Installation & Practical Tips

Proper handling and installation greatly extend performance.

Tools & preparation

Use a fine-tooth circular saw or jigsaw with a fine blade for clean cuts.
Drill holes with a step drill to prevent cracking.
Clean with mild detergent; don’t use harsh solvents (acetone damages polycarbonate).

Fixings & Expansion

Polycarbonate expands and contracts with temperature. Leave expansion gaps in the fastener slots — a general rule: allow approximately 3–5 mm per meter (varies with climate). Check supplier guidance.
Use neoprene or EPDM washers on screws to avoid water ingress; do not overtighten screws (compresses the sheet).
For roofing panels, overlap per manufacturer’s recommendation and ensure proper sealing at eaves and ridges.

Sealing & Flashings

Use butyl tape or compatible sealants for end closures. Avoid sealants that attack polycarbonate (check compatibility).
Install ridge caps and closure strips to stop dust/insects.

Cutting & Bending

For cold bending, follow minimum bending radius specified by the sheet thickness and manufacturer. Hot bending may be required for tight radii.

Maintenance

Clean seasonally with mild soap and soft cloth. Remove abrasive grit first.
Check fasteners and seals annually for movement or wear.

Use Cases & Real-World Examples

Greenhouses: 6–10mm multiwall polycarbonate offers a balance of insulation and light—use opal for plant protection UV diffusion.
Skylights and Canopies: Clear polycarbonate sheet or prism textured panels reduce glare and bring daylight into industrial halls.
Signage and Retail Displays: Solid polycarbonate is lightweight, easy to print and resistant to vandalism.
Industrial Roofing: Corrugated polycarbonate roof panels are used for translucent sections on factory roofs to cut lighting costs.
Safety & Barrier Applications: High-impact solid sheets protect machinery or act as guards.

Maintenance, Longevity & Sustainability

Longevity: With proper UV coating and installation, polycarbonate sheets can last 10–15 years or more.
Maintenance: Minimal — periodic cleaning and fastener checks.
Recyclability: Polycarbonate is recyclable; ask your supplier about return or recycling programs. Choosing a durable sheet reduces replacement waste and lifecycle costs.

Design Partitions

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Why Choose Anupam Plastics (PC Lite) for Polycarbonate Sheets?

When you evaluate suppliers, these are the customer-focused benefits Anupam Plastics offers:
- Product Range & Flexibility: PC Lite brand panels in thickness range 0.8–12 mm, available in transparent & tinted finishes and standard 8×4 ft sizes.
- Commercial Quantities: Competitive pricing for bulk orders — standard MOQ is 20 sheets which is ideal for contractors and installers.
- Quality Control: UV-stable surface coatings, consistent thickness tolerances and clear product specifications.
- Customization: Cutting, profiles and packaging to match jobsite needs (ask your supplier about pre-cut sizes).
- Technical Support: Installation guidelines (fastening, expansion gaps), product selection help and warranty information to reduce on-site issues.
- Value for Money: Competitive polycarbonate sheet price for the quality and service provided — lower lifecycle cost due to durability and low maintenance.

Common Buyer Pain Points — And How To Solve Them

Pain: Sheets crack on installation.
Fix: Pre-drill holes, use proper washers, leave expansion gaps of a few mm per meter.
Pain: Yellowing after a few seasons.
Fix: Use UV-coated grades and avoid solvent cleaners. Verify UV warranty from supplier.
Pain: Poor thermal performance in summer/winter.
Fix: Choose multiwall panels (10mm polycarbonate sheet recommended for better insulation) or add reflective films.
Pain: High upfront price.
Fix: Compare total lifecycle cost; bulk orders (MOQ 20) and standard sizes (8×4 ft) reduce per-sheet cost.

Conclusion

Polycarbonate sheets offer the perfect balance of strength, clarity, and versatility for roofing, glazing, and industrial applications. With options like solid, multiwall, and corrugated panels in thicknesses from 0.8mm to 12mm, they provide long-lasting value. Choosing a reliable supplier like Anupam Plastics (PC Lite) ensures quality, durability, and cost-effective solutions for every project. Designed to withstand extreme weather, resist UV damage, and deliver excellent light transmission, these sheets are the preferred choice for architects, builders, and industries seeking performance with aesthetics.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is a polycarbonate sheet?

A polycarbonate sheet is a strong, lightweight, and transparent thermoplastic material that is widely used in roofing, skylights, greenhouses, and industrial applications due to its durability and impact resistance.

2. Are polycarbonate sheets better than glass?

Yes, polycarbonate sheets are much stronger, lighter, and safer than glass. They also provide better insulation, UV protection, and resistance to breakage, making them ideal for both residential and commercial projects.

3. What are the types of polycarbonate sheets?

The most common types are solid sheets, multiwall sheets, corrugated sheets, frosted sheets, and embossed sheets. Each type is designed for specific uses such as roofing, partitions, canopies, and skylight structures.

4. What is a multiwall polycarbonate sheet?

A multiwall polycarbonate sheet contains hollow chambers that trap air and provide excellent thermal insulation. These sheets are lightweight, strong, and perfect for applications like roofing, greenhouses, and covered walkways.

5. How long do polycarbonate sheets last?

High-quality polycarbonate sheets can last between 15 to 20 years or even longer if maintained properly. Their UV protective coating ensures they don’t degrade easily under sunlight or harsh weather.

6. Are polycarbonate roofing sheets waterproof?

Yes, polycarbonate roofing sheets are 100% waterproof and weather-resistant. They provide effective protection from rain and moisture while maintaining their structural strength.

7. Do polycarbonate sheets block UV rays?

Yes, most polycarbonate sheets are manufactured with a UV-protective layer. This blocks harmful rays, protects the interiors, and also prevents the sheets from yellowing over time.

8. What is the thickness range of polycarbonate sheets?

Polycarbonate sheets are available in thicknesses ranging from 0.8mm to 12mm. The right thickness depends on the application, such as roofing, partitions, skylights, or industrial usage.

9. Are polycarbonate sheets heat resistant?

Yes, polycarbonate sheets can withstand extreme temperatures from -40°C up to +120°C. They do not easily warp, crack, or lose strength under heat, making them suitable for outdoor structures.

10. Can polycarbonate sheets be cut easily?

Yes, they can be cut using standard tools like circular saws or cutters. This makes them highly versatile and easy to install for both small DIY projects and large-scale constructions.

11. What are the applications of polycarbonate sheets?

Polycarbonate sheets are used for multiple purposes such as roofing, skylights, greenhouses, bus shelters, canopies, partitions, signage boards, and industrial sheds.

12. How much does a polycarbonate sheet cost?

The cost depends on thickness, size, and type of sheet. On average, polycarbonate sheets in India range between ₹50 to ₹250 per sq. ft., making them affordable for various projects.

13. Are polycarbonate sheets safe?

Yes, polycarbonate sheets are impact-resistant and shatterproof. Unlike glass, they do not break into sharp pieces, making them a safer choice for homes, offices, and public areas.

14. Can polycarbonate sheets be recycled?

Yes, polycarbonate is a recyclable material, making it an environmentally friendly choice. Choosing polycarbonate sheets contributes to sustainability in construction.

15. What is the difference between acrylic and polycarbonate sheets?

Polycarbonate is stronger, more impact-resistant, and durable compared to acrylic. Acrylic is cheaper but less durable, making polycarbonate a better choice for long-term applications.

16. Can polycarbonate sheets be used for greenhouses?

Yes, polycarbonate sheets are highly popular for greenhouses as they allow natural light transmission while blocking harmful UV rays. Their insulation helps maintain an optimal growing environment.

17. Do polycarbonate sheets turn yellow over time?

High-quality polycarbonate sheets with UV-protection resist yellowing and remain clear for many years. Low-quality sheets, however, may discolor if not coated with UV protection.

18. How to clean polycarbonate sheets?

Cleaning is easy—use mild soap, water, and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals, as they may scratch the surface or reduce clarity.

19. Can polycarbonate sheets be bent?

Yes, polycarbonate sheets can be cold-bent depending on their thickness. This makes them suitable for curved roofing, domes, and other creative architectural designs.

20. Why choose Anupam Plastics for polycarbonate sheets?

Anupam Plastics offers high-quality PC Lite polycarbonate sheets with multiple thickness options, excellent durability, UV protection, and competitive prices, making it a trusted supplier in India.