Acrylic has been one of the most widely used materials for nearly 90 years because it combines the best qualities of glass and plastic.
Outstanding clarity. Acrylic material can transmit approximately 92% of visible light – a proportion higher than that of most types of glass.It can make screens and signs appear bright and clear, and if properly maintained, it will not yellow or become foggy over time.
Strength and safety. Acrylic is ten times more impact-resistant than glass and does not shatter into sharp pieces.Therefore, in environments where glass might break ,such as retail stores, schools, and museums, acrylic is a safer choice.
Lightweight.It weighs about half as much as glass, which makes it easier to transport, install, and secure. As a result, it can save time, money and energy, especially in large construction projects.
Easy to handle. Acrylic is easy to be cut, drilled, bent or polished using basic tools. It is ideal for laser cutting, CNC milling, thermoforming, and engraving.
Weather resistance. Acrylic is easy to be cut, drilled, bent or polished using basic tools.It can resist ultraviolet rays and won’t turn yellow quickly, so it is highly suitable for use in identification, protective barriers and building components.
Highly customizable. In addition to the standard transparent sheets, you can also choose from a variety of colors and surface treatments for acrylic products.Including matte, mirror, pastel, opaque, transparent, or glitter effects — ideal for retail displays, event showcases, or brand installations.
