Lexan has been long recognized as an excellent way to remove weight from quarter-mile warriors and extreme street sleepers. The hurdles limiting its mainstream utilization have been cost and fit.

Has anyone here actually done this? <BR>Lots of DIY sites say that it is bad to attempt to heat-form because it bubbles up when heated, but a couple industrial sites say it has to be baked at 250 F ...

Harwood has Lexan in two different thicknesses. The windshield is usually 3/16 inch thick[bottom]for durability, and the rest of the windows are typically ⅛ inch for less weight.(Photography: Rob ...

The high-end plastic, developed by a General Electric Co. scientist, Daniel Fox, in 1953, has been used in the space helmets worn on the moon by Astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong, in stock-car ...

New Transparent Material Improves Durability and Impact Strength of Standard Polycarbonate Resin GE Plastics, a division of General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) headquartered here, today announced the ...

GE Plastics marked the 50th anniversary of its Lexan-brand polycarbonate with a celebration attended by former astronaut Buzz Aldrin and 500 New York City school children. The event - held Jan. 29 at ...

Innovative new sheet products in compliance with major Flame, Smoke & Toxicity (FST) standards in the railway industry Superior durability and design freedom for lightweighting, part consolidation, ...