
PETG Copolyester
PETG (glycol-modified polyethylene terephthalate) is a clear copolyester with high surface gloss, good impact resistance, and good resistance to breakage. It stands out for its excellent thermoformability, even in heavy thicknesses and without pre-drying; it also allows cold bending and laser cutting, and offers excellent chemical resistance. It is ideal for industrial guards, protective shields, glazing, molded parts, and point-of-sale displays.
| Commercial | Designation | Family | Density |
|---|---|---|---|
| PETG Copolyester | PETG | Amorphous polyester | 1.27 g/cm³ |
| Component | Identification |
|---|---|
| Base polymer | PETG Copolyester |
| Family | Amorphous polyester (thermoplastic) |
| Modification | Glycol (CHDM) |
| Reference density | 1.27 g/cm³ |
| Light transmission | 88 % |
| Structure | Amorphous |
| Pigmentation | Clear (colors on request) |
ExtrudedExtruded sheets for thermoforming, cutting and machining
Plates1/64" – 19/32"0.5 mm – 15 mm- Industrial guards
- Protective shields
- Glazing
- Molded parts
- Vending machines
- Amusement machines
- Construction components
- Furniture
- Displays and exhibitors
- Point-of-sale advertising material
- Signage
- Transparent covers and guards
- Thermoformed domes and covers
- Containers and trays
- Thermoformed parts
- Dividers and partitions
Note: Clear PETG, also available in colors, with engraving and UV treatment on request. Values are for reference and may vary by grade. In engineering plastics, composition is identified by the base polymer, the process and its modifications, not by chemical percentages as with steels. The information and values in this data sheet are provided for reference only and may vary depending on manufacturing and application conditions. They do not constitute guaranteed specifications, so use and interpretation of this data is the user's responsibility.





