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Durability

Marlon FS is a very durable material, many times tougher than glass, with excellent light transmission, fire performance and stability in temperature extremes.

Impact Resistance.
Of all glazing materials polycarbonate exhibits greatest resistance to impact over a temperature range of –20 to +100oC. It is approximately 200 times more resistant to impact than glass.

The impact test illustrated demonstrates the impact resistance of MARLON FS Longlife.

A striker of diameter 16 mm contacts a sample of sheet placed on a support ring with an inner diameter of 38 mm. A weight of 1.8 kg is dropped on to the striker from a height of 1.5 m. The resulting impact energy of 27 Nm only dents the sample, it does not crack or penetrate.


 

 
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