Clear polycarbonate sheet and panels

Polycarbonate Sheet & Panels

Shop clear, UV-resistant and abrasion-resistant polycarbonate sheet, multiwall panels and stock shapes for guards, glazing, roofing and fabrication. Cut-to-size service and Canadian project support are available.

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Material selection guide

OptionBest forSelection notes
General-purpose clear sheetMachine guards, displays and indoor glazingHigh impact resistance
UV-resistant sheetExterior glazing, marine and outdoor panelsConfirm protected side and exposure
Abrasion-resistant sheetFrequently cleaned guards and windowsImproved surface durability
Twinwall or triple-wallRoofing, greenhouse and insulated panelsLightweight cellular construction

Choose the right polycarbonate

General-purpose clear sheet suits indoor guards, displays and fabrication. UV-resistant grades are better for exterior glazing, while abrasion-resistant grades help when repeated cleaning or surface wear is expected. Twinwall and triple-wall panels reduce weight and improve insulation for roofs and enclosures.

Compare clear sheet materials

Choose acrylic sheet when optical clarity, colour and surface finish are the priority. Choose polycarbonate when impact resistance is more important. For replacement fluorescent and ceiling-light covers, browse light lenses.

Cut-to-size and project support

Contact Go Industrial with thickness, dimensions, environment and quantity. We can help narrow the grade and format before cutting or fabrication.

Frequently asked questions

Is polycarbonate stronger than acrylic?

Polycarbonate generally provides higher impact resistance. Acrylic typically offers better scratch resistance and optical appearance, so the best choice depends on the application.

Which polycarbonate is suitable outdoors?

Use a grade with the appropriate UV-resistant surface for exterior exposure and install the protected side as directed by the manufacturer.

Can polycarbonate be cut to size?

Yes. Many sheet grades can be cut and fabricated; provide finished dimensions and edge or hole requirements when requesting a quote.