Impact resistance
Supports protective housings and guards where brittle failure is a concern.
Plastic material
A tough engineering plastic used for durable housings, guards, lenses, and transparent windows.

Material overview
Polycarbonate is considered for protective windows, lens housings, instrument covers, and durable enclosures where impact performance or transparency is important. It can also be blended with ABS when the project needs a different balance of processability and product behavior.
Clear PC is especially sensitive to flow marks, stress, gate placement, surface finish, and contamination. Optical expectations should be separated from ordinary transparent appearance and supported by agreed samples and inspection criteria.
Key properties
Supports protective housings and guards where brittle failure is a concern.
Clear and tinted grades are available, but optical quality depends on resin, mold, geometry, and processing.
Can hold functional enclosure geometry when moisture control, wall transitions, and packing are managed.
Compatible with screws, inserts, clips, seals, and overmolded features after interface review.
Suitable processes
Compatible Surface Finishes
Typical applications
Design considerations
Keep clear faces away from gates and ejector marks where possible.
Define whether the requirement is transparent, cosmetic clear, or optical.
Use smooth wall transitions and review screw-boss stress.
Validate chemical contact, cleaning agents, and adhesive compatibility.
Limitations
RFQ checklist
Clear requirements help engineering, finishing, inspection, and purchasing review the same target.
Related parts
The gallery includes PC and PC-blend examples. Exact transparency, blend, and grade claims require the project's resin specification.
Related materials
FAQ
Yes, with an appropriate clear grade and a mold, gate, venting, drying, and process plan designed for the required appearance. Optical quality should not be assumed from transparency alone.
Potentially. Adhesion depends on the exact PC grade, elastomer chemistry, interface geometry, surface condition, and molding sequence. Material-pair testing is recommended.
Transparent parts expose flow, weld, gate, polishing, contamination, and stress effects that may be hidden on opaque parts. Controlled samples help align acceptance expectations.
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