PET-G Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol

DESCRIPTION

Polyethylene terephthalate glycol, more commonly called PET-G, is a thermoplastic polyester that provides significant chemical resistance, durability, and excellent formability for manufacturing. Generally, PET-G is clear and in sheet form and is used as an alternative to acrylic and polycarbonate.

PET-G is very easily CNC routed, vacuum formed, as well as line-bent due to its low forming temperatures.  PET-G is selected over acrylic due to greater impact resistance and in some instances can be down gaged to save cost.  With the greater impact, PET-G is softer so scratches more easily than acrylic. PET-G is naturally food safe, making it a good option for trays or displays around food.

Meyer Plastics stocks PET-G sheets in several gages and is experienced in fabricating this material into many different displays, covers, and OEM parts. For large orders custom sizes can be provided.

PRIMARY SOURCE

About the supplier:

Sirius is our primary source for PET-G Sheet

About the supplier:

Primex Plastics is also a primary source

PETG Properties

PETG Sizes:

.020-.236” Thickness, 48×96” width & length

For your complex shapes and deep draw forming needs where you hesitate to use acrylic, we offer you PETG sheets. 15 times
tougher than acrylic, our PETG sheets are ideal for most demanding uses.

PETG sheets are used for the
vending machine graphics. They are a superhero combining clarity with toughness, chemical resistance with fire safety and printability with deep draw formability.

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Properties Guide

Temperature (Deg F)

PlasticMaxMinRange
PTFE-Teflon500-328828
PAI-Torlon482-328810
PEEK-Polyetheretherketone482-76558
PEI-Ultem392-58450
PPSU-Radel356-58414
PPS-Polyphenylene sulfide356-4360
PSU Polysufone302-58360
PVDF-Polyvinylidene fluoride302-58360
PC-Polcarbonate275-76351
PA-Nylon Extruded225-22247
POM-Acetal Homopolymer221-58279
PA-Cast Nylon221-22243
HDPE-Polyethelene212-40252
PET-P Polyester210-58268
Acetal Copolymer203-58261
UHMW-Polyethelene180-238418
PMMA-Acrylic194-40234
ABS-Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene176-4180
PP-Polypropylene16232130
PVC-Polyvinyl Chloride14414130

Tensile (PSI)

PlasticTensile PSI
PAI-Torlon20,000
PEI-Ultem15,000
PEEK-Polyetheretherketone14,500
Nylon Cast13,000
PPS-Polyphenylene sulfide12,500
PA-Nylon Extruded12,000
PET-P Polyester11,750
PPSU-Radel10,100
PSU-Polysulfone10,050
POM-Acetal Homopolymer10,000
PC-Polcarbonate10,000
Acetal Copolymer9,750
PMMA-Acrylic9,000
PVC-Polyvinyl Chloride7,500
PVDF-Polyvinylidene fluoride7,000
ABS-Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene5,100
UHMW- Polyethelene5,000
HDPE-Polyethelene4,000
PTFE-Teflon3,500
PP-Polypropylene3,500
This chart is meant to show relative temperatures and strength of the plastics listed.
Actual values may be different in each application.