Usa Industrials BULK-PS-PCC-1 Polycarbonate Sheet Black

Product Description

The USA INDUSTRIALS BULK-PS-PCC-1 is a black opaque polycarbonate sheet measuring 96 inches long by 48 inches wide by 0.125 inches thick and weighing 24.77 pounds. Polycarbonate is an engineering-grade thermoplastic known for high impact resistance and the ability to withstand elevated temperatures. This sheet is designed for cutting, drilling, and forming to fit a wide range of industrial and commercial fabrication tasks. Fabricators, maintenance technicians, and trade professionals work with this material when they need a rigid, impact-resistant panel that can be machined on-site without specialized tooling.

This polycarbonate sheet is suited for applications including machine guards, safety glazing, signage panels, and equipment enclosures. Its opaque black finish makes it appropriate where light transmission is not required but structural rigidity and impact resistance are priorities. The full 96 by 48 inch format allows large parts to be cut from a single sheet, reducing waste in fabrication runs.

Key Features

• High impact resistance typical of engineering-grade polycarbonate
• Opaque black color suitable for machine guards, signs, and enclosures
• Full sheet format at 96 inches x 48 inches minimizes seams and cut waste
• 0.125 inch thickness provides a balance of rigidity and formability
• Malleable and machinable - can be cut, drilled, and thermoformed with standard shop equipment
• Capable of withstanding elevated operating temperatures

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose polycarbonate sheet for use in fabrication of machine guards, signs, windows, and similar industrial or commercial applications where an opaque black thermoplastic panel is required.

Installation Notes

Cutting and fabrication should be performed by personnel familiar with thermoplastic sheet materials using appropriate saw blades or router bits rated for plastics. Eye and hand protection are required when cutting or drilling. When thermoforming, follow material-specific temperature guidelines to avoid scorching or stress whitening. Edges should be deburred after cutting to prevent stress cracking during installation.