Lexan Polycarbonate 9600 Flame Retardant Sheet

What is Lexan Polycarbonate 9600?

Lexan Polycarbonate Flame Retardant sheet combines the standing impact strength and heat resistance of Lexan sheet with improved flame retardancy for new design options in many electrical and transportation applications. Lexan Polycarbonate 9600 offers a UL 94 V-0 listing at .090″ and .125″ thicknesses and has an oxygen index of 33.

Lexan Polycarbonate 9600 is also available with a mar-resistant coating.

Polycarbonate Lexan Sheet is one of the most widely known “plastics”. Lexan Sheet with its unique combination of high impact strength, flame retardancy, and thermoformability makes it ideally suited for security applications. No other plastic can match Lexan’s combination of light transmittance (clarity), and the ability to withstand extreme impact. In thicknesses of .118″, Polycarbonate Lexan 9600 material will transmit 86% of the light. Polycarbonate Lexan 9600 is UV stabilized for short exposures, has a heat deflection temperature of 270 degrees F at 264 PSI, and has a smoke density rating less than 75.

LEXAN® 9600 sheet offers improved flammability characteristics than conventional LEXAN polycarbonate sheet. It is formulated to meet the standards of UL Bulletin, Class I. (Certain colors are limited to Class II use.) Developed to meet industry flammability codes, LEXAN 9600 sheet is widely used in power tools, electrical appliances, communications equipment, business machines, safety equipment and aircraft components.

The improved flammability and slightly higher (5 to 10 degrees) heat deflection temperature of LEXAN 9600 sheet are accompanied by essentially the same physical, electrical, chemical and fabricating properties exhibited by standard LEXAN sheet.

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