PETG Sheets

Description

Our PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol) Sheets offer a strong, lightweight, and impact-resistant solution for a wide range of applications. Known for their excellent clarity and formability, PETG sheets are a popular choice in signage, displays, machine guards, and protective barriers.

Key Features:

High Impact Strength – Tougher than acrylic, ideal for demanding environments.
Excellent Clarity – Crystal-clear transparency for visual applications.
Easy to Fabricate – Easily cut, routed, drilled, or thermoformed without pre-drying.
Chemical Resistance – Resists a wide range of cleaners and chemicals.
Food Safe – Suitable for food contact (FDA compliant in many cases).
Weather Resistant – Performs well indoors and in short-term outdoor settings.

Common Applications:

Retail signage & point-of-sale displays
Machine guards and safety enclosures
Vending machine fronts and display panels
COVID-style protective screens and sneeze guards
DIY fabrication and modeling projects

Available Sizes & Thicknesses: We stock a variety of sheet sizes and thicknesses (from 0.5mm to 10mm) with custom cutting available upon request.

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Technical Data Sheet

POL PETG Technical Data Sheet

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are PETG sheets?

PETG sheets are clear thermoplastic polyester sheets known for high impact resistance, good chemical resistance, and easy fabrication. They are commonly used as a tougher alternative to acrylic where durability and thermoforming are required.

What are PETG sheets used for?

PETG sheets are used for machine guards, sneeze guards, point-of-sale displays, food covers, protective screens, signage, and thermoformed components. They suit applications needing clarity, toughness, and ease of fabrication.

Is PETG impact resistant?

Yes. PETG is significantly more impact resistant than acrylic and will flex rather than shatter under load. This makes it suitable for safety screens, guards, and high-traffic environments.

How does PETG compare to acrylic?

PETG is more impact resistant and less brittle than acrylic but slightly softer and less scratch resistant. Acrylic has better optical clarity and surface hardness, while PETG is easier to bend, drill, and thermoform without cracking.

Are PETG sheets UV resistant?

Standard PETG has limited UV resistance and may yellow over time outdoors. For outdoor applications, UV-stabilised PETG or alternative materials like polycarbonate or acrylic are usually recommended.