Yeah, I have clicked on the link on hydraulic press channel

Ouch. I feel bad for the guy having to hit the Lexan. His hands and arms must’ve hurt afterwards.

Looking for tiny home security window ideas. Happy to see proper testing of this material. Thank you for making this video!

Guess im the single one that came from I am legend movie and was curios about this type of glass

This is a perfect example of why we use polycarbonate in our Evolution hurricane shutters. The stuff is as clear as glass and it is impervious to breakage from hurricane forces. Besides protecting your regular windows from hurricane damage, they will also work great to protect those expensive "hurricane proof windows" that the salesman told you would "survive" or "withstand" a hurricane but will actually break and need replacement. Check out other KZfaq videos about "impact window testing" and you'll see exactly what happens to "hurricane proof windows" when they get during a storm. Then you get stuck paying for impact windows TWICE. When you bought them, initially, you thought that they would be the last window that you will ever need to buy.

*_At least you guys used the same hammer_*

Thank you for uploading these... You can find almost anything on here!

great demo

Praise Lexan The greatest invention of all time

when i was little my dad put this Lexan up over every window in our home 2 reasons...HEat in the winter and its damn near indestructable ,i spent hours shooting at one sheet same spot with .22 and wouldnt budge it

this is not an over statement, lexan as about as bulletproof as plastic can get. i shot 3mm marcolon with a 50lbs longbow with pointy bullet tips, and it barely dented the backside, but broke an arrow.

polycarbonate material window sheet has strong impact resistance

Please help me!

Great video, inspiration for my BlumSafe Display Door design!

Great job congratulations thank

Lexan the best quality ....I am using lexan sheet for terrace roofing.

I was looking for something to make a thin but strong subwoofer baffle for behind my car rear seats. I used some half inch MDF but it ended up being too much with the subwoofer to put the seats back down. I'm thinking 1/8 Lexan might do the trick.

Shops in California and museums with statues of people who did not share postmodern morality should invest into this glass.

man lexan is some good shit

DAMN NEAR INDESTRUCTIBLE

The narrator sounds like an Australian, judging by his accent.

This looks like a solution to securing door side lights . It could be put on the inside of the window,leaving the outside glass in place, and secured with flat metal held in place by sex bolts. A hammer or crowbar could break the glass but they couldn't break the plastic. Neither could they quickly smash it in or pry it out. From the outside it wouldn't look too bad, especially if the glass is opaque. On the inside you would see the metal straps. If they were painted to match the surrounding trim it might look ok. This might not hold up to heat build up if much sunlight hits it.

People living in glass houses should start throwing boulders

Wonder if we have my catcher use lexan softball mask will keep her pretty face more clearly

Cool

Stranger Things S2E8 brought me here.

I'm definitely not here to see how hard I can get away with hitting the walls of a battle bot death arena.

I assume this would be ood to make large aquarium out of lexan

How it stands up to battery operated wood cutting tools, And a blowtorch?

My front door has a 13mm thick lexan core inside it, full width and length that I sandwiched in between the wood. I'd love to see someone try to kick it in. Heavy as hell though.

Does it block solar energy i.e. solar panel cover?

I'm thinking of buying some 150 x 150 cm extruded acrylic to rest on top of 4 corner poles but don't want it to bend in the middle if it's too thin and when it snows (each pole will be 15 cm from the edge). What is the minimum thickness do you think I should use? Because every mm costs money I don't more thickness than is needed.

I'm only here because I watched 'The Meg' and wanted to know what Polycarbonate was

Is it possible to buy it from SABIC or it's been sold to system integrator

2:55 - come one ..... put your back into it man ....

Just wondering why those people at BattleBots are safe with all these flying shrapnels

It's 3.6 kg sledgehammer time

How about if you hit one spot for 30 to 40 seconds with a blow torch in then hit it with the sledge When it has cooled down

материал крепкий но мягкий очень если толщина меньше 5 мм . надо очень хорошо крепить его . либо в раму металлическую на несколько сантиметров

6mm = 1/4" :)

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That's really cute but let me see you try that on the FULL SIZE door with lexan - don't try any tricks like making it 1 inch thick or reinforcing it with bars.

So how do they even cut this to size? Oops!

The first blow on the anti-bandit glass was actually the second below if you freeze the frame you’ll see that they did an overlay and hit it once then splice the video and hit it the second time to break through in total three hits to fully break through the anti-bandit glass. If you’re going to make a product and put someone else’s product down at least do it honestly. Or simply say on the third blow The window was breached. If you can’t trust the companies review of their own product how can you trust the product itself

Where is it made, or who makes it, where can I buy it?

Did that Guy Pay you for damages

What about scratches

"Not very tough"

Im here because wwe uses this glass

Can it stop a bullet?

Wonder if it's hailproof that's why I'm here...

How about a pickaxe

Sounds like somewhere in Afganistan

So here's the thing. Old video...yes, but it still showed up as relevant for a search so I am commenting, get over it. Physics says that given a surface (the Lexan pane) and a large surface area impact tool (the axe and sledge) are good "common" tools. But what if you have an uncommon thief? Maybe they are using a spiked headed tool, I guarantee that will break thru...Why? Because the smaller the surface are of an impact tool the better change of penetration. When you add weight, velocity AND a small surface are to the mix, few clear surface shields will survive impact.

Chopping down the frame would be easier.

yoo

how the fuCK did I get here

am i the only one here from Green hornet

We need this on shopping mall and apartment /home skylights. The hail is gonna get real damaging thanks to climate change.

Not very tough