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1 This information is, to the best of our knowledge, accurate and reliable to the date indicated. The above mentioned data have been obtained by tests we consider as reliable. We don t assure that the same results can be obtained in other laboratories, using different conditions by the preparation and evaluation of the samples. S o l u t i o n s i n P l a s t i c E Tg D a t a s h e e tSheet PropertiesExcellent transparency and high gloss surfaceHigh impact resistance, similar to polycarbonateFor impact sensitive applications the sheet thickness can often be reduced of PMMA sheetDuctile. Break elongation similar to polycarbonateEasily thermo formableGood chemical resistanceComplies with FDA standard (21 CFR ) USA, suitable for food contactReduces sound transmissionSterilisableRecyclableTherma l stabilityArticles manufactured with this product should not be exposed to continuous use at over 65 C according to the not stress whiten when cold formed up to mmCan be cut with a guillotineEasily saw cut routed and drilled without burrsCan be bonded with a solventEasily welded, like PVCS urface scratches can easily be removed with a heat gunThe same tools used for diamond polishing PMMA can be used for polishing PETg sheetWeatheringThe ultraviolet component in solar radiation causes most Plastics to degrade.

2 This degradation depends on the exposure, the actual duration of the exposure, the angle of the sheet with respect to the incidence of the solar radiation, and the temperature, humidity and intensity of the radiation (geographical coordinates) Degradation is apparent by progressive yellowing, a decrease in light transmission and a loss of mechanical properties. PETg sheet is not protected against the effects of weathering, though the material itself does possess a certain resistance to weathering conditions and may thus be used for outdoor applications in which the sheet is not permanently exposed to such external applications where the sheet is subject to ultraviolet light, a stabilised product, PETg-UV is recommended. In external applications, both protection films must be removed immediately because, if they are exposed to sunlight, they can be permanently bonded to the sheet. ApplicationsDisplays, display cases and other Point of Purchase advertising applicationsMachine guardsChocolate and confectionary mouldsVending and recreation machinesSigns This information is, to the best of our knowledge, accurate and reliable to the date indicated.

3 The above mentioned data have been obtained by tests we consider as reliable. We don t assure that the same results can be obtained in other laboratories, using different conditions by the preparation and evaluation of the samples. S o l u t i o n s i n P l a s t i c parts and components for medical equipmentProtective shields (anti-riot shields)Security glazingBuilding componentsStreet furniture (vandal-proof)Articles for foodMETHODUNITSVALUEPHYSICALD ensityISO ,27 MECHANICALT ensile Strength @ YieldISO 527 Mpa53 Tensile Strength @ BreakISO 527 Mpa26 Elongation @ BreakISO 527%>200 Tensile Modulus of ElasticityISO 527 Mpa2200 Flexural StrengthISO 178 Mpa79 Charpy Notched Impact StrengthISO UnnotchedISO breakRockwell Hardness M / R scale (*) / 115 Ball IndentationISO 2039 Mpa(*)OPTICALL ight Transmission %88 Refractive Index 1,57 THERMALMax. service temperature C65 Vicat Softening Point - 10 NISO 306 C83 Vicat Softening Point - 50 NISO 306 C78 HDT A @ MpaISO 75-1,2 C68 HDT B @ MpaISO 75-1,2 C72 Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion x10-5 x10-5.

4 C-16,8 Material Characteristics*Not applicableThis information is, to the best of our knowledge, accurate and reliable to the date indicated. The above mentioned data have been obtained by tests we consider as reliable. We don t assure that the same results can be obtained in other laboratories, using different conditions by the preparation and evaluation of the samples. S o l u t i o n s i n P l a s t i c RESISTANCEBEHAVIOURGOODLIMITEDPOORM ineral Oil (*)X Vegetable Oil (*) X Acetone (*) XAcetic Acid (*) X WaterX Turpentine (*)X Ammonia X Detergents (*) X Ethanol (*) X Petrol (*)XGlycerineXMethanolXToluene (*)XFIRE PERFORMANCECOUNTRYSTANDARDCLASSIFICATION UKBS 476: Part 71 YGERMANYDIN 4102-1B1 FRANCENPF 92-507M2(*)Test conditions: Total immersion during 1 year at a temperature of 23.