What Is Polycarbonate?

Polycarbonate is a common material in daily life. Due to its colorless transparency and excellent impact resistance, common daily applications include CDs, eyeglasses, water bottles, bulletproof glass, goggles, bank bulletproof glass, headlights, etc., animal cages, pet cages, etc.
Polycarbonate PC is also a material used in laptop shells. Its raw material is petroleum. After being processed by a polyester chip factory, it becomes polyester chip particles, and then processed by a plastic factory to become a finished product. From a practical point of view, its heat dissipation performance is better than ABS plastic, and the heat is dispersed more evenly.
The most prominent use of this material is FUJITSU, which uses this material in many models, and the entire shell is made of this material. Whether from the surface or from the touch, PC-GF material feels like metal. If there is no logo in the laptop, you may think it is an alloy if you don't look at it carefully from the outer surface.
Polycarbonate is also used to make helmet masks for astronauts who landed on the moon. Apple's iPod music player and ibook laptop shell are also made of polycarbonate.
Manufacturers and buyers of food storage products prefer polycarbonate because of its clarity and toughness. When compared to silica glass, polycarbonate is lightweight and highly resistant to breakage. Polycarbonate is used in both single-use and reusable plastic water bottles.