Description

TEREX Windshield: Skid Steer RT 75 & VT70 – offered in 1/4″, 3/8″ & 1/2″

CLEAR POLYCARBONATE – SUPERCOAT™ BOTH SIDES – MILLED EDGES.

Why replace factory glass or other plastic windows with a SHIELDS® Windshield?

With a SHIELDS® WINDSHIELD you get the FORM ~ FIT ~ FUNCTION of OEM glass with the Increased Safety ~ Durability ~ Performance of Formed & Coated Polycarbonate. To begin, we cut and form our windows using an exclusive polycarbonate sheet. We duplicate the OEM glass (including hardware mounting holes). Then we mill the edges (as needed) and holes so that the original hardware can be used from your existing glass application no matter what thickness you need (1/4”, 3/8” or 1/2”).

Finally, we post-coat in-house with our proprietary SUPERCOAT™. This gives the polycarbonate nearly the same level of abrasion resistance as glass. With our coating, you can still use your windshield wipers and have worry-free cleaning! Our coating also prevents UV damage and hazing.

Advantages of SHIELDS® vs Glass and other plastic windows:

• 260x++ TIMES STRONGER
• 1/2 THE WEIGHT
• OPTICALLY CORRECT
• DROP-IN REPLACEMENT – No extra hardware needed!
• ABRASION-RESISTANT – Still use your wipers!
• INCREASED LIGHT TRANSMITTANCE
• DECREASED SUMMER HEAT GAIN
• DECREASED WINTER HEAT LOSS
• REDUCED NOISE

Many people refer to polycarbonate as Lexan™ and Makrolon® which are brand names of polycarbonate, or plexiglass which is acrylic. Others may refer to polycarbonate as, safety glass, demo door, and other forms of glass.

Education is key when shopping for polycarbonate windshields. To learn more about polycarbonate and what thickness you should buy, check out our blog below!

½” – up to 10 working business days

½” TINT – up to 25 working business days

3/8” – up to 10 working business days

¼” – up to 10 working business days

Many people refer to polycarbonate as Lexan and Makrolon which are brand names and Plexiglass, but this is acrylic. Others may refer to polycarbonate as, safety glass, demo door, and other forms of glass. Education is key when shopping for polycarbonate windshields. To learn more about polycarbonate and what thickness you should buy, check out our blog below!

To learn more about polycarbonate check out our blog!

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