Zoro Select
Zoro Select Clear Polycarbonate Sheet 36" x 36" x 3/32
Clear polycarbonate sheet measuring 36 by 36 inches with 3/32-inch thickness, offering 9,700 psi tensile strength and 14 ft-lb/in impact resistance
- ColorClear
- Clear visibility with 36" x 36" transparent sheet
- High impact resistance rated at 14 ft-lb/in
- Withstands temperatures from -40°F to 240°F
- Strong tensile strength of 9,700 psi
- Low moisture absorption at 0.13%
Clear Polycarbonate Sheet 36" x 36
This Zoro Select polycarbonate sheet provides a transparent, rigid plastic panel measuring three feet by three feet. It suits fabricators, maintenance teams and DIY builders who need a clear glazing or shielding material that machines easily and resists shattering.
Thermals noise and power draw
The material operates continuously from minus forty to two hundred forty degrees Fahrenheit without mechanical degradation. It absorbs only zero point one three percent water by weight, so dimensional stability and clarity remain consistent in humid or wet environments.
Replaces acrylic or glass panels
Upgrade from traditional glazing when impact resistance is critical; the sheet delivers fourteen foot-pounds per inch of impact strength and a Rockwell R120 hardness rating. The jump is worth it for safety shields, machine guards or window replacements where breakage risk must be minimised.
Highlights
- Clear visibility with 36" x 36" transparent sheet
- High impact resistance rated at 14 ft-lb/in
- Withstands temperatures from -40°F to 240°F
- Strong tensile strength of 9,700 psi
- Low moisture absorption at 0.13%
Specifications
| Color | Clear |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
How do I cut and fasten the 36" x 36" polycarbonate sheet without cracking it?
Use a fine-tooth circular or jig-saw blade for plastics, drill oversized clearance holes for screws, and allow 3/32" thickness expansion gaps; avoid over-tightening fasteners.
Will the clear surface yellow or craze outdoors, and when should I plan to replace it?
UV exposure gradually yellows polycarbonate; expect noticeable haze after several years in direct sun — replace when light transmission drops or surface crazing appears.
At what temperature does the sheet start to lose stiffness under a constant load?
The material is rated to 240 °F; as temperature approaches that limit the 9,700 psi tensile strength and Rockwell R120 hardness decrease, so sustained loads should be reduced well before the maximum.
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