Compact Polycarbonate Sheets - Uv Resistant, Lightweight & Highly Durable | Withstand Harsh Weather, Excellent Light Transmission

Compact Polycarbonate Sheets

o meet the diversified needs of our respected clients, we are bringing a qualitative range of Compact Polycarbonate Sheets. Being a quality-oriented organization, our polycarbonate sheet is widely acclaimed for its strong construction & easy usage. The offered polycarbonate sheet is manufactured under the rigid direction of our professionals employing innovative techniques with the usage of metals as per with the existing market norms. Our clients hugely rely on the offered polycarbonate sheet for their quality & rugged construction.

Features:

• Withstand against harsh weather conditions
• Highly Durable
• Light-weight

• Visible Light Radiation: The portion of the light spectrum whose wavelength ranges from 400 nm to 700 nm
• Light Transmission (%LT): Percentage of incident visible light that passes through an object
• Light Reflection (%LR): Percentage of incident visible light that strikes an object and returns as visible light
• Light Absorption (%LA): Percentage of incident visible light that strikes an object and is absorbed by it %LT + %LR + %LA = 100%
• Solar Radiation: The solar spectrum ranging from 300 nm to 2400 nm
• Included are UV, visible and NIR radiation
• Direct Solar Transmission (%ST): Percentage of incident solar radiation that passes directly through an object
• Total Solar Transmission (%STt): The percent of incident solar radiation transmitted by an object
• Which includes the direct solar transmission plus the part of the solar absorption reradiated inward
• Shading Coefficient (SC): The ratio of the total solar radiation transmitted by a given material to
• that transmitted by normal glass whose light transmission is 87%
• Ultraviolet: Situated beyond the visible spectrum at its violet end
• Used of radiation having a wavelength shorter than wavelengths of visible light and longer than those of X-rayas

• It can be approximately calculated by: SC 1.15 x (% ST + (0.27 x % SA)
• 100% ST + (0.27x% SA) % STt SC 1.15 x STt /100