Clear PETG Sheets Bring your ideas to life with our clear PETG sheets, a maker‑favorite for thermoforming, prototyping, fabrication, and signage. PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol) offers exceptional clarity, impact strength, and chemical resistance, making it a versatile choice for classrooms, makerspaces, product designers, and fabricators. Known commercially as VIVAK®, PETG is easy to form, cut, and finish—perfect for detailed models, displays, and functional parts. Why Buy PETG from MakerStock? Premium Material Quality: Crystal‑clear, glossy PETG with excellent impact resistance—more durable than acrylic and ideal for indoor applications. Versatile Fabrication: Thermoform, strip‑heat and bend, brake‑form, die‑cut, drill, mill, or route. PETG handles both manual and machine‑based processes with ease. Affordable, Fast Shipping: $12 flat-rate shipping per 50lb box across the continental US from our two warehouses in PA and UT. Knowledgeable and Reliable Customer Support: Email [email protected], call, or LiveChat for assistance with material selection or questions. No Minimum Order Requirements: Whether you need one item or a hundred, for yourself, a business, or a school, we're your one-stop shop. Perfect For: POP & POS Displays: High clarity and durability make PETG ideal for retail signage, display windows, and protective covers. Models & Prototypes: Easy to cut, form, and finish—great for architectural models, product mockups, and engineering prototypes. Food & Medical Applications: PETG’s chemical resistance and durability support non‑sterile packaging, trays, and components. Printing & Painting: Accepts silk‑screening, hot stamping, and direct printing for crisp graphics and labels. Specifications & Dimensions Available Thicknesses: 0.020" (0.134 lb/sf) 0.030" (0.201 lb/sf) 0.040" (0.267 lb/sf) Material: Clear PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol) Forming Temperature: 250–300°F Continuous Use Temperature: 145°F UV Resistance: Limited (recommended for indoor use) Recyclable: Yes Cut Tolerances: ±0.188" for all panel dimensions Pro Tip: During laser cutting, use higher frequency and lower speed for cleaner edges. Engraving thin PETG is not recommended due to heat‑related warping. For raster engraving: remove the film mask (may leave white heat marks—clean with mild soap and water). For vector engraving or scoring: keep the protective mask on to reduce surface heat marks. FAQs: Does PETG crack easily? No. PETG has high impact strength and is more impact‑resistant than acrylic. It’s a great choice for parts that need durability or flexibility. Is PETG UV‑resistant? PETG has limited UV resistance and is recommended for indoor use. Extended outdoor exposure may cause yellowing or brittleness. Is PETG good for thermoforming? Yes. PETG is one of the easiest plastics to thermoform thanks to its low forming temperature (250–300°F) and excellent clarity. It forms cleanly without excessive bubbling or stress whitening.
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