Polycarbonates

Polycarbonate (PC) is a high-performance engineering thermoplastic known for its exceptional impact resistance, optical clarity, dimensional stability, and excellent mechanical properties. Polycarbonate resin is widely used as an advanced polymer material in industries requiring lightweight, durable, and transparent solutions. Due to its superior strength compared with many conventional plastics, Polycarbonate is considered one of the most important engineering plastics for demanding industrial and commercial applications. It is produced mainly through the polymerization of Bisphenol A (BPA) with carbonate-based compounds, followed by purification, drying, extrusion, and pelletizing processes to achieve consistent granule quality suitable for different manufacturing technologies. Polycarbonate granules are available in various commercial grades including injection molding grade, extrusion grade, optical grade, flame retardant grade, UV stabilized grade, glass fiber reinforced grade, and medical grade, each developed for specific applications such as automotive components, electrical parts, optical products, construction materials, and consumer goods.

Polycarbonate injection molding grades are commonly used for producing complex industrial parts, housings, connectors, electronic components, and automotive interior and exterior components due to their excellent flow properties and high impact strength. Extrusion grades are designed for manufacturing sheets, profiles, films, tubes, and glazing systems, while optical grades provide high transparency and light transmission for applications such as lenses, safety shields, and lighting covers. Flame retardant Polycarbonate grades are widely used in electrical and electronic industries where fire safety and insulation performance are required. UV stabilized Polycarbonate grades are suitable for outdoor applications including roofing sheets, architectural glazing, greenhouse panels, and protective covers because of their resistance to weathering and sunlight exposure. Reinforced Polycarbonate grades containing glass fiber provide improved stiffness, heat resistance, and dimensional stability for engineering applications.

Polycarbonate offers numerous advantages including outstanding impact resistance, high temperature performance, low moisture absorption, excellent electrical insulation, lightweight structure, and long service life. This material is available in different melt flow rates, colors, transparency levels, and customized formulations according to customer requirements. Polycarbonate resin is commercially supplied in pellet form and is commonly packed in moisture-resistant bags such as 25 kg bags, jumbo bags, and bulk packaging for large-scale industrial consumers. With its combination of mechanical strength, transparency, chemical resistance, and processing flexibility, Polycarbonate remains a preferred choice for manufacturers in automotive, electronics, construction, medical equipment, packaging, and industrial sectors worldwide.

Technical Specification of Polycarbonate

Specification	Description
Chemical Name	Polycarbonate Resin (PC)
Polymer Type	Engineering Thermoplastic
Appearance	Transparent or Colored Granules
Density	Approx. 1.20 g/cm³
Melt Flow Index (MFI)	Available in Various Grades
Impact Strength	Excellent High Impact Resistance
Tensile Strength	Approx. 55–75 MPa
Heat Resistance	High Thermal Stability
Processing Methods	Injection Molding, Extrusion, Blow Molding
Transparency	Excellent Optical Clarity
Moisture Absorption	Low Water Absorption
Packaging	25 kg Bags, Jumbo Bags, Bulk Packaging

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FAQ Polycarbonates

Polycarbonate is produced through polymerization of Bisphenol A with carbonate-based raw materials, followed by purification, drying, extrusion, and pelletizing processes to create high-quality polymer granules.

Polycarbonate is widely used in automotive parts, electrical and electronic components, optical products, construction sheets, safety equipment, medical devices, packaging, and industrial applications requiring high strength and durability.

Commercial Polycarbonate grades include injection molding grade, extrusion grade, optical grade, flame retardant grade, UV stabilized grade, glass fiber reinforced grade, and medical grade, each designed for specific industrial applications.

Polycarbonate provides superior impact resistance, excellent transparency, high dimensional stability, good thermal performance, electrical insulation properties, and long service life compared with many conventional plastics.

Polycarbonate granules are commonly supplied in moisture-resistant 25 kg bags, jumbo bags, and bulk packaging according to customer requirements and transportation conditions.

You can find reliable Iranian Polycarbonate suppliers and manufacturers through Irancorps, which connects international buyers with evaluated Iranian producers and exporters and helps customers identify suitable suppliers according to quality, capacity, and commercial requirements.