Aluminum composite panels consist of a black PE core with stove-enameled aluminum cover layers and are very easy to process (sawing, painting, drilling, laminating, gluing, etc.). Our aluminum composite panels are available in many different colors and are supplied with a protective film on both sides.
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You can configure acrylic sheets cut to size directly online at S-Polytec and order your individual acrylic sheet cut. Choose from transparent, opal, coloured, opaque and fluorescent versions and – depending on the variant – acrylic glass XT or acrylic glass GS.
Select the length, width and material thickness to suit your project. Custom-cut acrylic sheets are suitable for glazing, protective screens, displays, furniture construction, technical covers and custom structures, among other applications.
Acrylic glass combines a high-quality appearance with low weight, high light transmission and good weather resistance. Cutting the sheets to size allows them to be ordered for the specific application and used without additional cutting on site.
Acrylic glass is a thermoplastic based on PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate). The original material is crystal-clear and transparent, but it is also available in numerous colours, opacity levels and surface finishes.
Compared with conventional glass, acrylic glass is considerably lighter and less prone to breakage. At the same time, it has a smooth, high-quality surface and can be sawn, milled, drilled, bonded and polished using suitable methods.
Acrylic sheets offer high transparency, low weight and very good weather resistance. This makes the material suitable for visually demanding applications as well as technical structures indoors and outdoors.
| Property | Rating | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Weather resistance | high | suitable for indoor and outdoor use |
| UV resistance | very good | high light transmission is retained over the long term |
| Weight | low | approx. 1.19 kg/dm³ and therefore considerably lighter than glass |
| Light transmission | very high | up to 92% for transparent versions |
| Stability | good | less prone to breakage than glass, but more susceptible to scratches |
| Dimensional stability | good | low distortion when installed correctly |
| Machinability | very good | suitable for sawing, drilling, milling and laser cutting |
| Surface quality | high | smooth, brilliant surface for visual applications |
The values listed describe general properties of acrylic glass or PMMA. Complete technical data and binding specifications can be found in the data sheet for the selected material variant.
Which acrylic sheets are best suited to your project depends on the desired appearance, the area of use and the processing requirements. Our range includes different variants that can be selected specifically for various applications.
Clear acrylic sheets are particularly suitable for glazing, protective screens, covers, displays and other applications where high light transmission and a transparent appearance are required.
Opal or opaque variants are suitable for privacy screens, lighting applications, cladding and design structures where transparency needs to be reduced deliberately.
Coloured acrylic sheets are frequently used in interior fit-outs, furniture construction, displays, signs and advertising technology.
Cast acrylic glass GS and extruded acrylic glass XT are available depending on the application. Both variants are made of PMMA, but differ in their production process, material behaviour and processing properties, among other factors.
The available dimensions, thicknesses, colours and processing options may vary depending on the version. Select the appropriate material variant first and then configure the required cut.
Acrylic glass is used wherever a high-quality appearance, low weight and good weather resistance are required. Individually cut sheets can be used to create both functional and decorative solutions.
Acrylic glass is suitable as a lightweight glass substitute for numerous glazing applications and structures. Its high light transmission and good weather resistance make the material particularly attractive for transparent applications.
Opal, coloured or opaque variants can be used for balconies, patios, gardens and other privacy-screen solutions.
The smooth, high-quality surface is suitable for signs, displays, illuminated elements and numerous advertising applications.
Indoors, acrylic glass is used for furniture fronts, covers, shelves, decorative elements and custom installations, among other applications.
Clear acrylic sheets can be used for custom-designed aquariums, display tanks and transparent containers. The sheet thickness, water depth, construction, bonding and permanent load must all be taken into account.
Our blog Build your own acrylic glass aquarium explains what matters when selecting the material, designing the structure and ensuring watertightness.
Acrylic glass is also highly versatile for machine covers, protective screens, housings and technical components thanks to its low weight and good optical properties.
Acrylic glass can be processed in many ways using suitable tools and machining methods. Clean cut edges, suitable tools and stress-free installation are crucial.
Practical note: For visible cut edges, laser cutting can produce a particularly high-quality edge finish. CNC machining may be useful for complex contours, cut-outs or structural processing.
PMMA can be sawn, drilled and milled with suitable tools. Heat generation and mechanical stress should be kept as low as possible.
Our blog Drilling acrylic glass correctly explains which drill bits are suitable and how to prevent cracks, chipping and melted edges.
For durable joints, the adhesive, material and joint width must be matched to one another. Special PMMA adhesives or other suitable adhesive systems can be used depending on the application.
You can find more information about preparation, adhesive selection, fixing and curing in our blog Bonding acrylic glass correctly.
Drill holes should provide sufficient clearance so that the sheet can expand without stress when the temperature changes. Screws must not be overtightened. Depending on the application, spacers or clamps may be a suitable alternative.
Acrylic glass has a high-quality surface, but is more susceptible to scratches than glass. Soft cloths and material-compatible cleaning agents are suitable for cleaning.
Our blog Polishing acrylic glass and removing scratches explains how fine scratches, matt areas and dull surfaces can be restored.
For a durable, functional solution, the material version, sheet thickness, dimensions and fixing method should be matched to the intended application before ordering.
Important: The temperature-related expansion of acrylic glass must be taken into account in structures and installation situations. The sheet should therefore not be installed under stress. Our thermal expansion calculator for plastic sheets can be used to estimate how much plastic sheets may expand when the temperature changes.
Crucial for stability and deflection.
The required material thickness depends on the format, span, support and load, among other factors. Larger or unsupported areas generally require thicker sheets than smaller applications with full-surface support. Our deflection and sheet-thickness calculator allows you to make an approximate preliminary check of the expected deflection.
Important for transparency, lighting effects and design.
Transparent versions are suitable for clear glazing and protective screens. Opal, coloured or opaque variants, on the other hand, make it possible to create specific lighting and privacy effects.
The basis for a precise installation.
The length and width should be matched exactly to the installation situation. Holes, cut-outs, fixing points and the required expansion clearances should be taken into account during planning wherever possible.
Indoor and outdoor applications have different requirements.
Weather resistance, fixing and structural design play an important role outdoors. Indoors, the focus is often on appearance, surface quality and lighting effects.
When the material variant, thickness, cut and fixing method are coordinated, durable and visually attractive acrylic-glass solutions can be created.
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Alternatively, use our selection guide or send us your drawing for a custom machining enquiry.
S-Polytec offers suitable accessories for installing, fixing, bonding, cleaning and processing acrylic-glass and PMMA applications.
Acrylic glass is suitable for numerous indoor and outdoor applications, including glazing, privacy screens, protective screens, covers, displays, signs and furniture components.
Custom cutting allows the sheets to be ordered to fit the respective structure.
Acrylic glass is the general material name for polymethyl methacrylate, or PMMA. PLEXIGLAS®, on the other hand, is a protected brand name for certain products made from this material.
You can find more information about the terminology and material properties in our blog Acrylic glass and PLEXIGLAS® in detail.
Yes. Suitable acrylic sheets have very good UV and weather resistance and can be used permanently outdoors when selected and installed correctly.
Typical applications include glazing, cladding and privacy-screen solutions.
Yes. Our acrylic sheets can be configured individually in length and width and ordered cut to size.
Depending on the version, additional processing such as holes, cut-outs or custom contours may also be available.
Yes, acrylic glass is very suitable for laser processing. This can produce particularly smooth and visually attractive cut edges.
Laser processing is suitable for signs, displays, covers and precise contours, among other applications.
The required material thickness depends on the sheet size, span, fixing method and load. Smaller applications or those with full-surface support often require thinner sheets than large or unsupported areas.
The specific design should therefore always be matched to the respective structure.
Depending on the application, acrylic glass can be screwed, clamped or fixed with spacers. Stress-free installation that allows for temperature-related material expansion is important.
Our blog Drilling acrylic glass correctly explains how to make clean holes and avoid typical processing errors.
Soft cloths and mild, material-compatible cleaning agents are suitable for cleaning. Abrasive products and unsuitable solvents should be avoided because they can damage the surface.
Depending on the condition of the surface, fine scratches or matt areas can be restored using a suitable polish.
Acrylic glass is considerably less prone to breakage than conventional glass, but it is neither unbreakable nor as impact-resistant as polycarbonate.
For applications involving particularly high impact loads, you should therefore determine which plastic is best suited to the specific requirements.
High-quality acrylic sheets suitable for outdoor use have very good UV and weather resistance. This means that their visual quality is retained over the long term when they are used correctly.
The specific material version, conditions of use and material-compatible cleaning and care are decisive.