A PETG sheet is a clear, colourless material that can also be produced in various colours and finishes. It is known for its high transparency, resembling glass or acrylic, and has a glossy surface. PETG sheets come in various thicknesses and can be easily thermoformed, cut, and printed on, making them versatile for different uses. They are also lightweight and more flexible than other clear plastics like acrylic, providing some degree of impact resistance.

1. Transparency and Clarity: PETG sheets offer excellent clarity and transparency, making them ideal for applications where visibility is crucial, such as in display cases, signage, and protective barriers.

2. Durability and Impact Resistance: PETG is highly durable and more impact-resistant than acrylic. This makes it a good choice for areas where the material may be subject to wear and tear or where safety is a concern.

3. Chemical Resistance: PETG has good resistance to a wide range of chemicals, including acids and bases, which makes it suitable for use in environments where it might be exposed to such substances.

4. Ease of Fabrication: PETG is easy to cut, machine, and thermoform. It can be drilled, sawed, and routed without cracking, making it suitable for custom shapes and sizes.

5. Thermoformability: PETG can be easily thermoformed at relatively low temperatures, allowing it to be moulded into complex shapes without losing its clarity. This property is particularly useful in the packaging industry.

6. Food Safe: PETG is often used in food packaging because it is FDA-compliant, meaning it is safe for direct contact with food and beverages

7. Cost-Effective: While offering many of the benefits of other clear plastics, PETG is often more affordable, providing good value for a variety of applications.

Point-of-Sale Displays: Retail displays, signage, and product showcases.

Packaging: Clamshell packaging, blister packs, and clear containers for consumer goods.

Medical Devices: Face shields, medical trays, and sterilizable equipment covers.

Food and Beverage Containers: Safe and clear containers, bottles, and trays.

Machine Guards: Protective covers and barriers for machinery.

Thermoformed Products: Custom shapes and forms for various industrial applications through vacuum forming.

Fabrication: Ability to heat bend and CNC for various end uses.

Lighting Fixtures: Diffusers and lenses for LED lighting.

Automotive Parts: Interior components, protective covers, and light lenses.

Signage and Graphics: Indoor and outdoor signs, graphic displays, and menu boards.

These are just examples of what PETG can be used for, we recommend that you trial the material for your application first.