Whay Acrylic Can Do ?

Acrylic sheet processing involves bending, curing and joining a material that produces a regular product called methyl methacrylate (PMMA). It is a versatile plastic material that is known for its clarity, strength, and durability. It is often used as an alternative to glass in various applications such as windows, aquariums, display cases, signs, and displays.

Acrylic processing can be done in several ways, including:

Heat Forming: Heat the acrylic to the point of softening and forming it using a bending or baking oven. Embossing. CNC or LASER Machines: Cutting acrylic using computer-controlled machinery.

Chemical Bonding: Joining pieces of acrylic together using solvents or adhesives.

Acrylic production is commonly used for a variety of products, including:

Display cases and showcases for museums, retail stores and trade shows

• Lamps and lenses

• Lightbox signs and die-cut letters

• Aquariums

• Display stands

• POP DISPLAYS

• Trophy

• Antibacterial pane

Acrylic is a popular material for fabrication because it is lightweight, easy to form, and has excellent optical properties. It is also resistant to impact, weathering, and UV radiation, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.