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New Horizons Through Design Freedom and Imagination Specialty Film & Sheet New horizons through design freedom and imagination High optical quality, impact, UV and fire resistant, virtually unbreakable Lexan* polycarbonate sheet: an added dimension in interior and exterior architectural applications and glazing Introduction SABIC Innovative Plastics, Specialty Film & Sheet helps to provide value-added solutions across a wide variety of industries, ranging from electronics and electrical to transportation, building and construction. These solutions are founded on a portfolio of leading edge materials backed by advanced technical support around the world. In architectural glazing, glass has been the primary material of choice for centuries, dating back as far as 1500 B.C. Notable advances in properties and performance have included heat or annealing treatments and low e-coatings. However, recent technological advances have slowed and have not been able to address the safety issues of broken glass. SABIC Innovative Plastics has been working to bring its excellent materials to bear in architectural glazing applications for over 25 years. Today the company may offer a wide range of versatile materials that combine the aesthetic appeal of glass with value-added performance. Based on Lexan* polycarbonate resin, one of the most versatile materials in the world, these high performance materials are characterized by high impact strength, an excellent balance of low weight and high stiffness, naturally “crystal-clear” transparency and design freedom. 2 SABIC Innovative Plastics From conservatories, commercial greenhouses and swimming pools, to industrial buildings, offices and football stadiums, SABIC Innovative Plastics specialty sheet products can be used to help deliver creative, easy-to-install glazing that is built to last. Many products are covered by a minimum 10 year limited written warranty against excessive yellowing, loss of light transmission and loss of strength due to weathering. Lexan* sheet helps to meet tough challenges facing architects and builders Glazing has become an increasingly important element in building design from a number of standpoints and requirements: aesthetics, weight reduction, energy conservation, safety and security and environmental quality. Architects and contractors have a number of material choices, including traditional glass and an array of polymers, each with different properties and attributes. Virtually unbreakable, high optical quality Lexan polycarbonate (PC) sheet materials from SABIC Innovative Plastics are often a top choice due to the versatile glazing solutions that they may help provide. 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