Z and C Purlin

Polycarbonate sheets are commonly used in PEB (Pre-Engineered Buildings) due to their lightweight, durability, and high impact resistance. Here are some key reasons why polycarbonate sheets are ideal for PEB structures:

1. Durability: Polycarbonate sheets are highly durable and resistant to extreme weather conditions, including UV radiation, rain, and wind, making them suitable for roofing and walling in PEB structures.

2. Lightweight: Polycarbonate is much lighter than glass or metal, reducing the load on the structure, which is beneficial for PEB designs that emphasize cost-effectiveness and efficiency.

3. Transparency and Light Transmission: It allows natural light to pass through while offering protection from UV rays. This reduces the need for artificial lighting during the day, improving energy efficiency.

4. Impact Resistance: Polycarbonate is significantly more impact-resistant than glass, making it suitable for areas exposed to harsh weather conditions or industrial environments.

5. Flexibility: These sheets are flexible and can be easily molded or curved, which is useful in creating different architectural designs within PEB structures.

6. Cost-Effectiveness: Polycarbonate sheets are a more affordable alternative to traditional materials like glass or metal, and their long lifespan makes them a cost-effective solution in the long run.

Polycarbonate sheets are typically used in PEB for:

• Roofing systems
• Skylights
• Wall cladding
• Canopies
• Greenhouses

They offer both functional and aesthetic benefits in industrial and commercial PEB structures.