0.220 in. Thick 23 in. x 8 in. Polycarbonate sheet
- Description
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This single sheet will be shipped with a protective covering on both sides of the plastic.
Polycarbonate was invented in 1963 by Dan Fox at General Electric. GE's trade name for this plastic is LEXAN, but it also is sold under other trade names (Makrolon, Hyzod, Cyrolon). This material is NOT plexiglas or acrylic, as we don't suggest that you use that material on a mobile robot, since acrylic will easily shatter.
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- Length: 23 in.
- Material: Polycarbonate
- Thickness: 0.22 in.
- Tolerance: ± 1 in.
- Width: 8 in.
0.220 in. Thick 23 in. x 8 in. Polycarbonate sheet
- Description
-
This single sheet will be shipped with a protective covering on both sides of the plastic.
Polycarbonate was invented in 1963 by Dan Fox at General Electric. GE's trade name for this plastic is LEXAN, but it also is sold under other trade names (Makrolon, Hyzod, Cyrolon). This material is NOT plexiglas or acrylic, as we don't suggest that you use that material on a mobile robot, since acrylic will easily shatter.
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- Length: 23 in.
- Material: Polycarbonate
- Thickness: 0.22 in.
- Tolerance: ± 1 in.
- Width: 8 in.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
- Description
-
This single sheet will be shipped with a protective covering on both sides of the plastic.
Polycarbonate was invented in 1963 by Dan Fox at General Electric. GE's trade name for this plastic is LEXAN, but it also is sold under other trade names (Makrolon, Hyzod, Cyrolon). This material is NOT plexiglas or acrylic, as we don't suggest that you use that material on a mobile robot, since acrylic will easily shatter.
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- Length: 23 in.
- Material: Polycarbonate
- Thickness: 0.22 in.
- Tolerance: ± 1 in.
- Width: 8 in.
