Acrylic Sheet

1. Classification by production method

● Cast acrylic sheet

  ◆ Made by pouring liquid monomer into a mold and polymerizing it.

  ◆ It has high molecular weight, excellent optical clarity and excellent surface hardness.

  ◆ Suitable for high-end applications such as signs, displays and decorative panels.

● Extruded acrylic sheet

  ◆ Produced by continuous extrusion of molten acrylic resin by a machine.

  ◆ More cost-effective than cast acrylic, with better thickness consistency.

  ◆ Easier to thermoform, but with a lower molecular weight and more prone to internal stress.

2. Classification by transparency

● Transparent acrylic sheet

  ◆ Provides the highest light transmittance (up to 92%).

  ◆ Used in display cases, windows and optical applications.

● Colored acrylic sheet

  ◆ Available in a variety of colors, both transparent and opaque.

  ◆ Commonly used in signage, interior decoration and branding materials.

● Frosted acrylic sheet

  ◆ The surface is matte to reduce glare and fingerprints.

  ◆ Suitable for privacy screens, partitions and decorative elements.

● Opaque acrylic sheet

  ◆ Completely blocks light and is commonly used in signage, furniture, and industrial applications.

3. Classification by special functions

● Mirror acrylic sheet

  ◆ A reflective acrylic surface that mimics a mirror, but is lighter and more impact-resistant than glass.

  ◆ Used in interior design, decorative projects, and safety mirrors.

● Light-diffusing acrylic sheet

  ◆ Designed to evenly distribute light without creating hot spots.

  ◆ Commonly used in LED signage and lighting applications.

● Impact-resistant acrylic sheet

  ◆ Additives are added to increase durability and shatter resistance.

  ◆ Used in safety glass, protective barriers, and industrial applications.

● UV-resistant acrylic sheet

  ◆ Treated with UV stabilizers to prevent yellowing and degradation caused by sunlight exposure.

  ◆ Ideal for outdoor applications such as signage, awnings, and skylights.

● Anti-static acrylic sheet

  ◆ Designed to reduce static electricity buildup, making it suitable for electronic and cleanroom environments.

● Flame-retardant acrylic sheet

  ◆ Formulated to meet fire safety standards and reduce flammability.

  ◆ Used in construction, public spaces, and transportation industries.

4. Classification by surface treatment

● Textured acrylic sheet

  ◆ Has a pattern or embossed design for aesthetic or functional purposes.

  ◆ Used for privacy partitions, lighting diffusers, and decorative panels.

● Glossy acrylic sheet

  ◆ Smooth and highly reflective, it is ideal for advertising, displays, and modern interiors.

  ● Matte acrylic sheet

  ◆ Non-reflective surface that minimizes glare, often used in art and signage applications.