Saw: polycarbonate sheets can be cut using hand, circular, band, or other saws. However, fine saws with a small dent spacing (4-5 dents per cam) should be used at high speeds. The direction of dents in circular saws should be the same as the rotation direction.
Drill: standard drills used for metals are also suitable for drilling polycarbonate sheets. Make sure the drill bits are sharp. 

Rubber gaskets and tapes: these gaskets must be made of EPDM or polyurethane. Rubber tapes made of PVC should not be used with polycarbonate.
 Sealing tapes: Sealing tapes may be made of aluminum, spunbond, and EPDM. Depending on the application, impermeable and permeable (perforated) types are used for installation.

The best method for connecting polycarbonate sheets is to use profiles made of aluminum or polycarbonate. It is essential to use rubber tapes while using aluminum profiles for sealing to prevent damage to sheets. Various types of profiles are discussed below based on their applications.

F profiles are used for connecting the end edge of sheets.

The fish-bellied profile is an aluminum tape that is used to retrofit connections or pressure distribution beneath the screw in corrugated sheets.

all polycarbonate sheets are coated with an anti-UV layer. This layer protects polycarbonate products against sunlight and UV irradiation. Note that the side coated with the anti-UV layer should face the sun.
Sheet protective coating: both sides of polycarbonate sheets are coated with polyethylene protective layers. The side with the anti-UV layer is marked by a labeled coating. Note that at least a small part of the labeled coating should be maintained on the sheet after installation to be inspected by an expert. However, it should not take long as sunlight joins the coating with the sheet.

The bending radius is the radius of a circle tangent to the curve. The minimum bending radius is the smallest radius at which a sheet can maintain its structure. A smaller bending radius means that the sheet can bend further.

The coefficient of linear thermal
length due to a temperature change of 1 ̊C. The thermal expansion coefficient of polycarbonate is 0.068. Note that enough spacing should be considered for the expansion of sheets due to temperature variations.

Load per square meter equals the force exerted on a square meter. Note that this load (resulting from rain and snow) is considered to be distributed over the sheet. For example, if snow density is 100 kg/m3, 0.5 m2 snow on a roof exerts a load of 50 kg/m2. However, a person weighing 60 kg places a load of over 500 kg/m2 on the sheet. Thus, one should avoid walking on the sheets.
Neutral detergents are those with low concentrations of acidic and basic ingredients, inducing no chemical reaction with the surface of sheets.