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Features and benefits

  • Double sided advanced abrasion resistance
  • Excellent impact resistance – 200 time greater than glass
  • Lightweight - half the weight of glass
  • Optical clarity and high light transmission
  • Easy to handle, install and clean
  • Excellent fire performance
  • 5 year warranty
  • Available in Marlon BioPlus
  • 100% recyclable

    Applications

    • Safety and security glazing e.g. prison windows
    • Anti-vandal glazing
    • Display anti-graffiti protection
    • Protective visors and shields
    • Street furniture e.g. bus shelters
    • High traffic vehicle windows e.g. train windows
    • Guard rails
    • Sound barriers


      • Colour: Clear
      • Specials*: Special transparent, translucent and opaque options are available on request
      • Options: Coating on one side only to allow reverse printing, available in Marlon BioPlus
        Sheet size (mm)Thickness (mm)
        2000 x 30002, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 & 12

      *Other thicknesses available on request. Minimum order quantities may apply. Please contact Brett Martin for further information.  

      Marlon FS Hard is suitable for the following processes:

      • Fabrication
      • Routering, milling, sawing
      • Guillotining, die cutting
      • Engraving
      • Drilling
      • Laminating
      • Bonding
      • Reverse printing
      • Marlon FS Hard is a high quality, extruded, solid, flat plastic sheet made of polycarbonate with an abrasion resistant coating.
      • As polycarbonate is a thermoplastic, it is important to take thermal expansion and contraction into account during any installation process.
      • Marlon FS Hard has been independently tested to various Fire Standards; for the most current certification please contact the Technical Department.
      • Marlon FS Hard is REACH and RoHS compliant, and 100% recyclable
      • The abrasion resistant properties of Marlon FS Hard are achieved by a dual sided coating. The cut edges are therefore not protected.

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