#Polycarbonate

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Jorba Castle Works, Puig de la Guàrdia, Spain - Carles Enrich

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Green House, Tottenham, London, United Kingdom,

Hayhurst and Co

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Using pyrolysis for high-quality recycled plastics

Plastics made of polycarbonate are sought-after materials in industrial applications thanks to their versatility and high quality. However, recycling of plastic waste is still running up against limits these days, as mechanical recycling methods do not produce adequate qualities of recycled material for all applications. Together with chemical company Covestro Deutschland AG, Fraunhofer researchers have now developed a method that makes it possible to reclaim the substances originally used to make the polycarbonates. In catalytic pyrolysis, a controlled process of heating in an oxygen-free environment, plastic waste breaks down into its components. Manufacturers can then use the raw materials to produce new plastics.

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Beomseok Chae

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RYDER, BASIC PLUS RANGE

RYDER, BASIC PLUS RANGE Anti-Scratch, Anti UV Light, POLYCARBONATE Scratch-resistant, hard coated polycarbonate lens filters out more than 99.9% of harmful UV light. Snug-fitting wrap around lens provides perfect impact protection around the eyes. Close-fitting unitary front with dual 9.75 base curvature offers wide and unobstructed vision

NOSE Piece : Universal, Integral to lens TEMPLE : Modern Temple Design and Spatula type SCREW : Stainless Steel Standard Hinge screw Spec Pouch & Cord (Optional)

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So like 3 weeks ago, maybe four max, my job posted a thing about safety glasses. Saying if you wear prescription glasses, get your eye doctor to fax us proof that they are, with NO deadline and we'll give you side shields (with no information about what type of side shields, if they're universal or if we need a certain type of frames for them to fit....and adding side shields to normal glasses do not make them safety glasses). I call my eye doctor one day, I always get polycarbonate lenses, so this should be no problem, right? AHAHAHAHAHA! WRONG! This time, without telling me, they did PLASTIC.....and I got SCRATCH GUARD which you DON'T NEED with plastic! So they screwed me out of money too! YAY! So when I took a vacation day, due to me not getting glasses on my insurance yet and my prescription still being good, I decide to get new glasses. My workplace is not paying for these 'safety glasses' which means they'll have to be daily wear glasses, which means I need to add scratch guard (which I would do anyway because polycarbonate scratches easily) and transitions (because I hate the sun and the sun hates me). So, with my insurance, about 160 dollars....but what they didn't mention is how long it would take. A couple of days later, my work place posts (by writing on the white board next to the paper saying the thing about safety glasses) a deadline of EIGHT DAYS LATER! I called yesterday, it's been a little over a week (some places have gotten my glasses done and to me in TWO DAYS, which I did not expect this time, that was pre-pandemic) and they tell me to call the next day to check again. I do, and NOW they tell me it takes about THREE WEEKS! Why didn't they tell me that before I put in the order? I could've gotten my script and went to the place that got them to me in TWO days! (They are complete shit on the warranty though, which is why I didn't go, but TIME LIMIT! Which my work place couldn't post in a timely manner!) Because three weeks is too long. I can't wear the safety glasses for people with perfect eyesight. I need to be able to SEE! Because other people don't fully do their jobs so I need to see the shit they miss so I can do my job and theirs! And my work place hasn't state what they're going to do if you don't have that proof faxed in by friday. I don't have the glasses, so I assume they don't want proof of glasses that technically don't exist yet so technically don't have the lenses they want because it doesn't exist that they have polycarbonate lenses! My job is so shit at communication.

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Two Face House, Gürleyik, Turkey - SO?

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Glass House, Uckermark, Germany,

The wooden structure of the roof forms a wind protected space on the first floor. Towards west, the entire roof surface is glass so the view over the green valley and sunset can be experienced from inside.

The eastern slope of the roof is polycarbonate that creates a spectacular play with light, shadow and changing colors as the sun moves over the house. Every day is a new experience.

Sigurd Larsen Architect

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Polycarbonate Prices | Pricing | Trend | News | Database | Chart | Forecast

 Polycarbonate prices have been a significant topic of interest in industries like automotive, electronics, construction, and consumer goods manufacturing. Polycarbonate is a versatile thermoplastic known for its transparency, durability, and high impact resistance, making it a popular choice for various applications. However, the market for polycarbonate is subject to fluctuations due to multiple factors, and understanding these dynamics can help businesses and consumers make informed decisions.

One of the primary factors influencing polycarbonate prices is the cost of raw materials, particularly bisphenol A (BPA) and phosgene. These materials are essential components in the production of polycarbonate, and any fluctuations in their availability or cost can have a direct impact on the price of the final product. For example, when there is a disruption in the supply chain for bisphenol A, such as a shortage or an increase in production costs, manufacturers often pass these costs on to the consumers, leading to higher prices for polycarbonate. Additionally, the price of oil, which is a key ingredient in the production of many chemicals including polycarbonate, can also affect pricing. As oil prices rise, so too can the cost of polycarbonate production, which in turn raises the market price.

Another significant factor affecting polycarbonate prices is supply and demand dynamics. The demand for polycarbonate has been growing steadily over the past few years, particularly in sectors such as electronics, automotive, and construction. This is largely due to the material's desirable properties, such as its lightweight nature, impact resistance, and optical clarity. However, when demand outpaces supply, prices can surge. For example, during periods of economic growth, there is often increased demand for durable goods such as automobiles and electronics, which leads to higher demand for polycarbonate. Conversely, during economic downturns, demand may decrease, potentially leading to a reduction in prices as suppliers compete to maintain market share.

Geopolitical factors also play a role in polycarbonate pricing. Trade tensions, tariffs, and other regulatory measures can disrupt the global supply chain, making it more expensive to produce and transport polycarbonate. For instance, the imposition of tariffs on imports of raw materials used in polycarbonate production can lead to higher costs for manufacturers, which are often passed on to consumers. Additionally, political instability in regions that are major producers of raw materials can lead to supply disruptions, further driving up prices. On the other hand, favorable trade agreements and stable political environments can help keep prices more consistent by ensuring a steady supply of raw materials and finished products.

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Technological advancements in the production process can also influence polycarbonate prices. As manufacturers invest in new technologies that increase efficiency and reduce waste, the cost of producing polycarbonate can decrease. These savings are often passed on to consumers in the form of lower prices. However, the initial investment in new technology can be substantial, and manufacturers may need to recoup these costs by keeping prices steady or even raising them temporarily. Over time, as the technology becomes more widespread and production processes become more efficient, these costs typically decrease, resulting in lower prices for polycarbonate.

Environmental regulations and sustainability concerns are becoming increasingly important factors in the polycarbonate market. Governments around the world are implementing stricter environmental regulations, which can increase the cost of production. For example, regulations that require the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions or the use of more environmentally friendly raw materials can add to the production costs of polycarbonate. These costs are often passed on to consumers, resulting in higher prices. Additionally, consumers and businesses are increasingly demanding more sustainable products, which has led some manufacturers to invest in greener production processes. While these efforts are beneficial for the environment, they can also contribute to higher production costs and, consequently, higher prices for polycarbonate.

The global economic climate also has a significant impact on polycarbonate prices. During periods of economic growth, demand for polycarbonate tends to increase as industries such as automotive, construction, and electronics ramp up production. This increased demand can drive prices higher, particularly if supply is unable to keep pace. Conversely, during economic downturns, demand for polycarbonate may decrease as industries cut back on production, leading to lower prices. Inflation, currency fluctuations, and interest rates can also affect polycarbonate prices by influencing the cost of raw materials and production.

Regional differences in production and consumption can lead to variations in polycarbonate prices across different markets. For example, regions that are major producers of polycarbonate, such as Asia-Pacific, may have lower prices due to the proximity of production facilities and lower transportation costs. In contrast, regions that rely heavily on imports, such as Europe and North America, may experience higher prices due to the added costs of shipping and tariffs. Additionally, regional differences in demand can affect pricing. For example, in regions where demand for polycarbonate is particularly high, such as in rapidly developing economies, prices may be higher due to increased competition for limited supply.

Finally, seasonal variations can influence polycarbonate prices. Certain industries, such as construction, experience seasonal fluctuations in demand, which can impact the demand for polycarbonate. For example, during the warmer months, construction activity tends to increase, leading to higher demand for polycarbonate used in building materials such as roofing and glazing. This increased demand can lead to higher prices during these periods. Conversely, during the colder months, construction activity may slow down, leading to a decrease in demand and potentially lower prices.

In conclusion, polycarbonate prices are influenced by a complex interplay of factors, including raw material costs, supply and demand dynamics, geopolitical factors, technological advancements, environmental regulations, and the global economic climate. Understanding these factors can help businesses and consumers make more informed decisions when purchasing polycarbonate products. As the market continues to evolve, keeping a close eye on these trends will be essential for staying ahead of potential price fluctuations and ensuring that procurement strategies are both cost-effective and sustainable.

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Tấm nhựa lấy sáng Polycarbonate

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