Q:Are plastic sheets flexible?

Yes, plastic sheets can be flexible depending on their thickness and composition.

Q:I want to know if it is durable, and transmit light. I want to use it for my green house, but, it has to be a thick plastic but not light obscuring.

While 6 mil is very thick for plastic film, it can also be grainy and tear easily. Here are some examples for plastic film: Grocery bag 1mil Trash bag 1.5 to 2 mil Medical waste red bag either 2 - 2 mil or 1 - 4 mil Plastic sheeting comes in many grades and thicknesses, for best overall performance and durability I prefer 4 mil, clear Also, you might want to consider a ridged fiberglass sheet, strong enough to support heavy weights, but light and easy to handle. Sheets come in 2 ft x 6 ft or 2 ft x 8 ft, these come in clear or opaque depending on what you intend to grow the opaque might be preferable.

Q:Are plastic sheets resistant to moisture or humidity?

Yes, plastic sheets are typically resistant to moisture and humidity.

Q:How can I remove the glass glue on the aluminum plate?

Because the aluminum plate has a coating film outside the aluminum plate, so the solidified glass glue can not be scraped with the scraper of iron (so as not to hurt the paint film and damage the outer surface of the aluminum-plastic plate).

Q:I need a small sheet of transparent plastic (is perspex what I am looking for or is this only a single variation?) about 1m x 0.25m (and only a few of mm thick)I can only find it on the internet in vast quantaties!!Thanks!

A okorder / if you live near one of their warehouses they might cut and sell you an offcut cheap.

Q:Are plastic sheets resistant to scratching from tools?

Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to scratching from tools.

Q:Can plastic sheets be used for thermoforming?

Yes, plastic sheets can be used for thermoforming.

Q:i'm trying to decide which rainsuit to buy and i can't figure out what the difference is between the 2, I just don't see how 10mm or 20mm is right, i don't see a rainsuit being made out of 1cm or 2cm thick plactic.

yup, sounds like an error... you sure there's not a decimal point somewhere? I would assume 1.0 or 2.0 mm. Are you sure it's not being measured in mils which is one-thousandth of an inch 0.001 20 mils = 0.020 inches = 0.5 mm I looked at the links.... they probably forgot a decimal point

Q:How do plastic sheets compare to polycarbonate sheets?

Plastic sheets and polycarbonate sheets differ in terms of durability, clarity, and strength. While plastic sheets are generally less expensive, they are prone to cracking and yellowing over time. On the other hand, polycarbonate sheets are highly durable, impact-resistant, and retain their clarity for a longer period. Overall, polycarbonate sheets offer superior performance and are often preferred for applications where strength and longevity are essential.

Q:How do plastic sheets handle static electricity?

Plastic sheets are generally good insulators and can accumulate static electricity. However, certain types of plastic sheets, such as anti-static or static dissipative sheets, are specifically designed to minimize static charge buildup and discharge it safely to prevent damage to sensitive electronic components or materials.