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Why is polycarbonate used for Barrett Bonded Windows instead of acrylic?

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Why is polycarbonate used for Barrett Bonded Windows instead of acrylic?

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Polycarbonate has a number of benefits over other materials it is shatter proof, bendable and is certified by the National Transportation Safety Board for transportation applications. When special coatings are applied like those used by Barrett Enclosures, polycarbonate will resist most scratches, yellowing and hazing. Other materials like acrylic will often shatter and crack when pressure is applied, especially in cold temperatures. In addition, acrylic is not easily bent and requires heat molding to take curves.

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