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PC - Polycarbonate​

Bridges the gap between the aesthetic requirements of transparent plastics and the structural requirements of engineering resins.

Polycarbonate is the "Workhorse" of Safety

When your product needs to withstand real-world abuse, Polycarbonate (PC) is the industry standard. It is the material of choice for parts that require “virtually unbreakable” impact resistance combined with excellent clarity and thermal stability.

  • Impact Resistance: PC exhibits extraordinary toughness. Unlike brittle materials (like Acrylic/PMMA) that shatter under impact, Polycarbonate absorbs energy and deforms, making it the primary choice for safety eyewear, automotive lenses, and high-wear housing components.
  • Thermal Performance: With a high glass transition temperature, PC maintains its structural integrity in temperature ranges where ABS or standard plastics would soften or deform.
  • Optical Clarity: While slightly less transparent than PMMA, PC offers a "glass-like" clarity that is perfectly suitable for most lighting, display, and housing applications.
  • Dimensional Stability: PC exhibits low and predictable mold shrinkage, allowing us to maintain the tight tolerances required for complex housings, snap-fits, and optical assemblies.

We recognize that Polycarbonate is a high-performance material that demands a high-performance molding process. It is not just about filling the cavity, it is about managing internal stress, thermal history, and chemical compatibility to ensure your product stays intact under load.

  • Automotive: Headlamp lenses, instrument clusters, interior display covers, and structural parts that require transparency and high impact resistance.
  • Safety & Defense: Riot shields, safety goggles, face visors, helmet shells, and bullet-resistant windows.
  • Electronics: Laptop housings, mobile device frames, and transparent battery compartments where toughness and heat dissipation are critical.
  • Medical: Fluid delivery systems, oxygenators, and high-clarity equipment housings that must withstand sterilization and high-impact environments.