1220*2440MM Transparent Anti-Scratch PET Rigid Sheet
HSQY
Anti-Scratch PET Sheets-02
2mm
Transparent or Colored
customized
1000 KG.
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Product Description
HSQY supplies transparent anti-scratch PET rigid sheet in standard 1220 × 2440mm panels and customized sheet or roll sizes. A clear scratch-resistant surface treatment helps reduce visible scuffs, handling marks and light abrasion while maintaining the transparency, rigidity and converting performance of PET.
The material is designed for transparent packaging windows, folding boxes, printed panels, binding covers, displays, protective overlays, furniture laminates and selected shallow-formed components. Single-side or double-side hard coating, protective masking, surface finish, hardness target and optical requirements can be customized according to the application.
Material: Transparent rigid PET with an application-specific scratch-resistant surface treatment
Standard sheet size: 1220 × 2440mm
Thickness range: 0.1mm–3mm, subject to coating and processing requirements
Coating options: Single-side or double-side anti-scratch treatment
Surface options: Clear glossy, matte, frosted or customized functional surface
Main applications: Packaging windows, printing, folding boxes, covers, displays, overlays and decorative protection
Transparent Anti-Scratch PET Sheet
Clear Hard-Coated PET Sheet
An anti-scratch PET sheet is a rigid polyethylene terephthalate substrate with a modified surface designed to resist scratches, scuffs and abrasion more effectively than untreated PET. The improved surface may be created through a cured hard coating, wear-resistant layer or another application-specific treatment.
Standard PET already provides good clarity, impact resistance and dimensional stability, but transportation, stacking, die cutting, assembly, cleaning and repeated handling can leave visible marks. A properly selected hard coat helps preserve a cleaner appearance in high-contact packaging, display and protective applications.
Important: Anti-scratch does not mean scratch-proof. Sharp tools, abrasive particles, excessive pressure, aggressive cleaners and unsuitable processing can still damage the coating. Buyers should define hardness, abrasion and chemical-resistance targets using agreed test methods.
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Product name | 1220 × 2440mm Transparent Anti-Scratch PET Rigid Sheet |
| Base material | Rigid PET or application-specific PET substrate |
| Standard sheet size | 1220 × 2440mm |
| Other sheet sizes | 700 × 1000mm, 915 × 1830mm, 1000 × 2000mm or customized |
| Roll width | Approximately 80mm–1300mm, subject to thickness and coating configuration |
| Thickness | 0.1mm–3mm; exact availability depends on width, coating and processing method |
| Density reference | Approximately 1.35g/cm³, subject to resin, color and coating |
| Color | Clear, transparent tinted, colored or opaque options |
| Surface finish | Clear glossy, matte, frosted, anti-glare or customized finish |
| Coating configuration | Single-side or double-side hard coating |
| Pencil hardness | Application-specific target; 1H–3H options can be evaluated, subject to substrate, coating and test method |
| Light transmission and haze | Confirm according to clear, matte, frosted or anti-glare requirements |
| Protective masking | One-side or double-side PE protective film can be discussed |
| Processing | Printing, die cutting, slitting, punching, folding, bonding, lamination and selected shallow forming |
| Main applications | Packaging windows, transparent boxes, displays, printed panels, binding covers, overlays and decorative protection |
| MOQ | Typically 1,000kg; custom coating, color and size may affect the final quantity |
| Lead time | Typically 7–15 days after specification, sample and commercial terms are confirmed |
“Anti-scratch” is a general description. A purchasing specification should define how the surface is tested, which side is coated and what level of visible change is acceptable.
| Parameter | What It Measures | Information to Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Pencil hardness | Resistance of the coating to marking under a defined pencil and load | Test standard, pencil grade, load, angle, conditioning and acceptance criteria |
| Abrasion resistance | Surface change after repeated rubbing or abrasive contact | Abrasive wheel or cloth, load, cycle count, haze change and visual limit |
| Coating adhesion | Bond of the hard coat to the PET substrate | Cross-cut or peel test, forming conditions, cleaning exposure and acceptable coating loss |
| Chemical resistance | Resistance to cleaners, alcohol, oils, cosmetics or process chemicals | Chemical, concentration, temperature, contact time, cleaning frequency and acceptable appearance change |
| Optical performance | Transparency, haze, gloss and visual clarity | Minimum light transmission, maximum haze, gloss target and inspection method |
| Coating Type | Main Advantage | Selection Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Single-side coating | Protects the exposed surface while leaving the reverse side available for printing, adhesive or lamination | Common for packaging windows, overlays, furniture laminates and printed panels |
| Double-side coating | Provides improved protection where both surfaces are handled, exposed or cleaned | Suitable for reusable covers, display panels and applications with two exposed faces |
Double-side coating can increase cost and may reduce ink, adhesive or lamination adhesion. The function of each surface should be defined before the coating structure is selected.
1. Improved surface durability: The hard coat reduces visible scuffs and handling marks compared with untreated PET under equivalent conditions.
2. High transparency: Clear grades maintain product visibility for packaging windows, protective covers and retail displays.
3. Lower breakage risk than glass: PET is lightweight and less likely to shatter during cutting, transport or end use.
4. Good dimensional stability: The sheet supports accurate printing, die cutting, punching and assembly.
5. Custom optical finishes: Clear glossy, matte, frosted and anti-glare surfaces can be evaluated for different visual requirements.
6. Sheet and roll formats: Standard 1220 × 2440mm panels and customized rolls support different converters and production lines.
7. Protective masking option: Removable film can protect the coated surface during fabrication, transport and installation.
Transparent packaging windows: Toy boxes, cosmetics, electronics, gifts, stationery and premium retail cartons.
Folding boxes: Printed, die-cut and creased clear packaging that requires a cleaner retail appearance.
Displays and protective overlays: Point-of-sale displays, equipment labels, menu covers, panels and transparent guards.
Binding and stationery: Durable report covers, folders, dividers and reusable document protection.
Furniture and decorative surfaces: Laminated cabinet, appliance, door, shelf and interior surface protection.
Selected formed parts: Shallow blisters, covers and inserts using a formable hard coat validated on the actual mold.
Anti-Scratch PET for Packaging
Custom-Cut Anti-Scratch PET
A hard-coated surface may provide different ink and adhesive behavior from untreated PET. The printing side and exposed side should be defined before production.
Printing: Test screen, UV, offset or digital inks for adhesion, curing, color density and rub resistance on the exact side.
Die cutting: Use sharp tooling and verify edge quality, coating chipping and protective-film behavior.
Creasing and folding: Match crease geometry, fold radius and sheet temperature to reduce cracking, whitening or coating separation.
Adhesive bonding: Select a PET-compatible adhesive and verify bond strength, blooming, transparency and long-term aging.
Lamination: Confirm whether the bonding side is untreated or specially primed because some hard coats reduce adhesive anchorage.
Not every anti-scratch coating is formable. A coating that performs well on a flat panel may crack, whiten or lose adhesion during deep drawing.
Forming depth: Provide draw ratio, cavity depth, corner radius and mold geometry.
Coating orientation: Confirm whether the hard-coated side is inside or outside the formed component.
Heating profile: Validate sheet temperature, heater type, cycle time and mold temperature.
Finished appearance: Inspect the part for coating cracks, haze, whitening, delamination and surface distortion.
Production trial: Test the exact mold and process before ordering a large quantity.
| Property | Standard PET | Anti-Scratch PET | PETG | Polycarbonate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surface durability | Basic | Improved through coating | Basic unless coated | Basic unless hard coated |
| Transparency | High | High with a clear coating | High | High |
| Thermoforming | Suitable with the correct grade | Requires a formable coating and testing | Generally easier to form | Formable with suitable process control |
| Impact performance | Good | Good, depending on substrate | Good | Very high |
| Typical selection reason | Cost-effective clear sheet | Better long-term appearance | Complex forming and fabrication | High-impact engineering use |
Scratch resistance can be combined with other functions, but each additional feature changes optical performance, processing behavior, cost and MOQ.
Anti-glare: Reduces reflected light but normally increases haze and can reduce image sharpness.
Anti-fingerprint: Helps reduce visible fingerprints and cleaning frequency on frequently handled surfaces.
Chemical resistance: Customized for exposure to cleaners, alcohol, cosmetics, oils or industrial chemicals.
Anti-static: Requires a defined surface-resistance range and expected duration of performance.
UV resistance: Requires a UV-stabilized coating or substrate and an agreed exposure test.
Printable surface: Uses treatment or primer designed for the specified ink and curing process.
General-purpose anti-scratch PET should not automatically be described as food-grade, medical-grade, flame-retardant, UV-stabilized or antistatic. Each application requires the correct formulation and supporting documentation.
Food contact: Request documentation for the exact PET substrate, coating, color and contact conditions.
Medical or laboratory use: Confirm chemical resistance, cleaning, biocompatibility, hygiene and device-specific requirements.
Safety glazing: PET should not be treated as certified safety glazing without impact, fire and application-specific testing.
Outdoor exposure: Define UV exposure, temperature, weathering cycle and expected service life before selecting a grade.
• Thickness, width, length, squareness and diagonal measurement
• Surface inspection for scratches, coating defects, particles and contamination
• Light transmission, haze, gloss and color testing
• Pencil hardness and abrasion resistance
• Coating adhesion and chemical-resistance testing
• Flatness, curl, winding and roll-edge inspection
• Printing, folding, forming, bonding or lamination validation
• Protective-film adhesion, cleanliness and removal testing
The retained PET data sheet provides general material information. Request a dedicated hard-coat specification and test report covering the exact substrate, coating side, hardness, optical values and converting requirements.

Sample packing: A4 or customized samples can be packed in protective bags and cartons.
Sheet packing: Sheets can be protected with masking film, PE bags, kraft paper, cartons or plywood pallets.
Roll packing: Rolls can be wrapped with PE film and kraft paper and protected with end plates.
Pallet loading: Approximately 500–2000kg per plywood pallet, depending on dimensions and handling limits.
Delivery terms: FOB, CIF, EXW and DDU can be discussed.
Lead time: Typically 7–15 days after specification, sample and deposit are confirmed.

1. Application: State packaging window, printing, cover, display, furniture laminate, forming or another use.
2. Dimensions: Provide thickness, sheet size or roll width, core and roll diameter.
3. Coating: Confirm single-side or double-side coating and which surface is exposed.
4. Surface performance: Provide pencil hardness, abrasion, adhesion and chemical-resistance targets.
5. Optical requirements: State minimum light transmission, maximum haze, gloss or anti-glare target.
6. Converting process: Identify printing, die cutting, folding, forming, bonding, cleaning or lamination conditions.
7. Protective masking: Confirm one-side or two-side protective film and required peel force.
8. Commercial details: Provide sample quantity, annual volume, packing, destination port and delivery schedule.
Standard PET has an untreated or conventionally treated surface. Anti-scratch PET uses an additional hard coat or surface treatment to improve resistance to scuffs, abrasion and handling marks.
No. It means the surface performs better than untreated PET under defined test conditions. Sharp tools, abrasive dirt and excessive pressure can still cause damage.
The available hardness depends on the coating, substrate, thickness and forming requirements. Targets such as 1H, 2H or 3H can be evaluated using an agreed test method.
Yes. HSQY lists 1220 × 2440mm as a standard size and can also supply smaller panels, customized cut sheets and selected roll widths.
Yes. Single-side and double-side coating can be discussed. Double-side coating may affect printing, adhesive bonding, cost and forming performance.
Yes, when the printing side and coating are compatible with the ink. Test ink adhesion, curing, color density, rub resistance and post-print conversion.
Certain formable grades can be thermoformed, but deep drawing may crack or whiten a conventional hard coat. Test the actual mold, draw ratio and heating profile.
Not automatically. Anti-static performance requires a separate formulation or coating and a defined surface-resistance range.
Standard anti-scratch PET should not automatically be treated as UV-stabilized. Specify the exposure, test method and expected service life for outdoor use.
No general flame rating should be assumed. Require a report covering the exact PET grade, coating and thickness.
It can replace glass in some lightweight packaging windows, covers and displays, but PET differs in stiffness, heat resistance, hardness and fire performance. The final design must be validated.
Remove loose dust first, then use a soft non-abrasive cloth and a cleaner approved for the coating. Avoid abrasive pads, powders, sharp tools and untested solvents.
Yes. One-side or double-side masking can protect the surface during cutting, assembly and shipping. Peel force and removal conditions should be confirmed.
PET is recyclable, but coatings, inks, adhesives, protective films and laminates may affect local sorting and recycling. Confirm acceptance with the destination recycling system.
Available samples can be supplied for appearance, hardness, printing, folding, forming, cleaning and chemical-resistance evaluation.
Send the application, thickness, dimensions, coating side, hardness, optical requirements, processing method, protective film, quantity and destination.
HSQY Plastic Group supplies PET sheets and functional surface materials for packaging, printing, thermoforming, displays, stationery and industrial applications. The company supports customized thicknesses, 1220 × 2440mm panels, roll conversion, coating, cutting, protective masking and export packing.
Providing measurable hardness, optical, abrasion, chemical and forming requirements allows HSQY to evaluate a more suitable coating instead of relying on a general “anti-scratch” description.

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