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Acrylic vs. Polycarbonate – What’s the Difference? Acrylic (PMMA) and Polycarbonate (PC) are two of the most widely used transparent engineering plastics. While they are often used in similar applications, such as panels, displays, and glazing, their material properties and performance differ significantly. Here’s a side-by-side comparison to help clarify the key distinctions. Impact Resistance Polycarbonate is extremely impact-resistant—about 250 times stronger than glass. It is often used in bullet-resistant glazing and industrial safety products. Acrylic is less impact-resistant (about 10–20 times stronger than glass) but still suitable for most indoor and outdoor applications where extreme durability is not required. …

What is Polycarbonate Film (PC Film)? Polycarbonate (PC) film is a thin film extruded from polycarbonate plastic. Known for its high impact resistance even at -40 °C, excellent optical clarity, and superior heat resistance, PC is a leading engineering plastic. It’s widely used in electronics, displays, automotive interiors, optics, and construction components. Below is a list of manufacturers and their featured polycarbonate film products: Wavelock Advanced Technology – “ShineTech® PC Film” ShineTech® PC films include UV‑resistant grades ideal for optical displays and decorative insert molding, plus 3D formable and PMMA/PC multilayer options. PC‑10U [UV Resistant] – Prevents UV‑induced yellowing. ▷ Visit …