The two clear-plastic options, trading off optical clarity and cost against genuine impact resistance.

The two clear-plastic options, each with a different tradeoff: PMMA (acrylic) for optical clarity and lower cost, PC (polycarbonate) for genuine impact resistance.
PMMA is rigid and highly transparent but brittle under impact. PC sacrifices a little clarity and cost for dramatically better impact resistance.
PMMA when appearance/clarity is the priority and impact isn't a concern; PC when the clear part might actually get hit or stressed.
Optical windows, machine guards, light pipes, display panels, protective covers.
Both need sharp tooling and cooling to avoid melting or cracking at the cut edge — clear plastics show machining defects more visibly than opaque ones.
| Density | 1.18-1.20 g/cm3 |
| Typical Hardness | Rockwell M70-M100 |
| Typical Strength | 8,000-9,500 PSI tensile |
| Lead Time | Confirmed per RFQ |
| Finishing | Confirmed per RFQ |
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