Perspex 750mm x 1000mm Clear Acrylic Plastic Sheet - 2mm, 3mm, 4mm Thicknesses (2mm Thick)

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acrylic sheets are a lightweight clear material suitable for use cases where glass would either be too expensive, heavy, or fragile. It is widely used as an alternative to glass because it's stronger and safer. It is also extremely durable, so it makes for a good substitute for glass in shed windows and greenhouse glass. Other common applications for 2mm Perspex sheets are secondary plastic glazing or replacing glass in picture frames. Once you have placed your made to measure cut to size plastic sheet, we will cut and add any fabrication required and deliver to your door without the offcut waist, time and risk of mistakes and damage to the materials, so you can simply just fit the finished product with ease. Uses for Perspex Sheet Here at The Plastic People, we know quite a bit about different plastic materials and their uses and properties. Of all the plastics we work with daily, acrylic (aka. Perspex, Plexiglas and PMMA) is one of our favourite materials as it is simply so easy to use. Premium architectural-grade Plexiglas® G satisfies the requirements for all high performance cast acrylic sheets applications. Plexiglas® G is made by a cell-casting process which provides the following characteristics: best optical-quality, highest long-term design stress, superior weatherability, ease of fabrication, and the highest degree of chemical resistance available in an acrylic sheet. Plexiglas® is NATURALLY UV RESISTANT. It does NOT yellow and absorbs much of the UV spectrum. There are other grades that absorb the most damaging wavelengths and others that transmit the full spectrum.

Clear acrylic sheets are cheaper and more scratch resistant than polycarbonate, however, Polycarbonate is 30x stronger than acrylic so it is a more impact-resistant alternative. Can I get samples of your acrylic sheets? Yes acrylic can be used outside our range of acrylic products have a 10 year guarantee against discolouration of the sheets Plexiglas® Clear-Edge Frosted is sold in standard widths of 48", 51", 60", 63", 72" and 75" and standard lengths of 96" and 100". Perspex® sheets will melt at high temperatures or from exposure to direct flames. The melting point for Perspex is 80̊C so they cannot withstand extreme temperatures. Can I put acrylic behind a hob? Keeping your Perspex® clean and hygienic is easy to maintain, as all that is required is warm soapy water and a microfibre cloth. Please avoid using abrasive cleaners or materials, as these can scratch the surface of the material. How resistant to scratching are your acrylic sheets?Perspex can be attached to other materials using a variety of methods, including screws and adhesives. The specific method used would depend on the intended application and the materials being joined. Is 2mm Perspex recyclable? Perspex® and PLEXIGLASS® are both brands of acrylic plastic. All of the acrylic sheets we supply are Perspex® acrylic. What's the difference between acrylic and polycarbonate? Description Clear extruded acrylic is a versatile plastic sheet, ideal for general fabrication purposes. As a cheaper alternative to cast acrylic, extruded acrylic sheet is lightweight, impact-resistant and easy to work with. Frequently Asked Questions for 2mm Acrylic What’s the difference between 2mm Perspex and 2mm Acrylic?

Engineered for excellence, our acrylic sheets feature UV stabilization to withstand prolonged sunlight exposure and various weather conditions. This ensures that the material retains its clarity and strength, making it a reliable choice for both indoor and outdoor applications.Yes, 2mm Perspex can be painted or printed on as it has a smooth flat surface. However, choosing the right type of paint or ink is important to ensure adhesion and durability. It's also important to follow proper preparation and application techniques to avoid smudging or other issues. How can I clean 2mm Perspex? If you are doing any installation or modification, you might want to leave the film in place while handling your new acrylic panels, to minimise scrapes and prevent fingerprints.

To remove tar, grease, paint, dried masking paper, etc., use a good grade of naphtha or kerosene. Users of these solvents should become familiar with their properties to handle them safely. Wash and clean as above. Yes due to it being susceptible to damage from ammonia-based chemicals. This is why the cleaning instructions for acrylic plastic are specific about using low-impact cleaning solutions and substances like water, soap, and vinegar. Recognized under various brand names including Plexiglas, Acrycast, and Policril, our acrylic sheets maintain the integrity and quality associated with these trusted brands. The material ensures durability and a crystal-clear transparency that stands the test of time. However, it should be noted that this may not restore your plastic to its original condition. If this is the case you can always try sanding the acrylic using a number of different grits, followed by a more abrasive polish. Plexiglass is shatter-resistant and has 17 times the impact strength of glass but can be broken when enough force is applied. However, when plexiglass does break, it does not shatter into sharp pieces, like its glass counterpart. Does plexiglass come in colors?

If you are doing any installation or modification, you might want to leave the film in place while handling your new acrylic panels, to minimise scrapes and prevent fingerprints. Is Perspex® heat resistant? Discover exceptional quality and outstanding value with Sheet Plastics’ clear acrylic sheets, meticulously designed to meet the highest standards in plastic sheeting. These products in clear only are suitable for outdoor use with respect to exposure to ultraviolet light, water, exposure or immersion in accordance with UL746C.