Top Supplier of Infrared Transmitting Polycarbonate in China

Infrared Transmitting Polycarbonate and Machining service

Infrared Transmitting Polycarbonate is designed to transmit infrared rays while blocking ultraviolet (UV) and visible light by the specifically formulated polycarbonate material, which some people call “IR Polycarbonate” or “IRT Polycarbonate.” Infrared-transmitting Polycarbonate is an opaque black plastic sheet that offers the same mechanical properties as a normal polycarbonate sheet but allows infrared light to pass through. Normally, It is recommended to be used for the transmitters and receivers of infrared rays, for example, cameras, rifle optics, sighting devices, unmanned aerial vehicles, etc.

Compared with Infrared Transmitting Acrylic, Infrared Transmitting polycarbonate offers higher impact resistance, heat resistance, etc. UVPLASTIC offers Infrared Transmitting Polycarbonate sheets with thicknesses from 0.5mm to 3mm. Meanwhile, we also provide machining services, including Cutting to size, Die-cutting, CNC routing, etc.

Specification Of Infrared Transmitting Polycarbonate

NoItemDescription
1Product NameInfrared Transmitting Polycarbonate
2ModelUVPC-IRT-xxx-(H)
3Thickness0.5mm, 0.8mm, 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 3mm
4Thickness Tolorance5%
5Standard Size927x1830mm
6Transmission of Visible Light<3%
7Transmission of UV Light<3%
8Transmission of Infrared>90%

UL Flammability Standard Released By Underwriters Laboratories

UVPLASTIC Polycarbonate Tube can meet the V-2 fire rating according to UL94

Restriction Of Hazardous Substances

UVPLASTIC offers environmentally-friendly polycarbonate sheets and meets RoHS and REACH

Main Benefits

  • More than 90% Infrared Transmission;
  • Working temperature from -40°C to 120 °C;
  • Excellent machinability;
  • High impact resistance;
  • More than 200 times stronger than glass;
  • Good electrical insulation;
  • RoHS compliant;
  • Machining service is available;

Frequently Asked Questions

Infrared Rays are generally understood to include wavelengths from around 750 nm to 1 mm (frequencies of 400 THz to 300 GHz).

Light includes three types of lights, please see the following list:

Type of lightWavelength
Ultraviolet Ray10–400 nanometers
Visible Light400–700 Nanometres
Infrared Ray750 nm to 1 mm

Infrared can pass through most transparent materials, such as glass, acrylic sheets, and polycarbonate sheets, but these materials also transmit visible light and Ultraviolet.

UVPLASTIC provides Infrared-Transmitting Polycarbonate and Infrared-Transmitting Acrylic, which can transmit infrared and block visible light and Ultraviolet.

Firstly, they can transmit infrared and block visible light and Ultraviolet, but Infrared Transmitting Polycarbonate is stronger than Infrared-Transmitting acrylic. Meantime, Infrared Transmitting Polycarbonate works well from -40°C to 120 °C, while Infrared Transmitting acrylic works well from -20°C to 65 °C.

The color is opaque black.

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