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About Our Plexiglass

Our custom-cut plexiglass sheets are made of a synthetic polymer or methyl methacrylate, which is a thermoplastic. These acrylic sheets are well-known by trade names such as Acrylite®, Lucite®, or Perspex®. It is prone to scratching, flexible and very sturdy. Polycarbonate sheets are very similar to plexiglass sheets in that they are both a thermoplastic. Polycarbonate sheets are tougher than plexiglass or acrylic and more heat resistant. Polycarbonate surpasses all other thermoplastics for glazing use, safety and strength. During the customization process you can choose a square or rectangle shape with a glass thickness of ⅛” or ¼“. All sheets have a seamed edge that is not polished which makes it perfectly suitable for most applications. It’s lightweight and shatter-resistant properties add a great choice for areas where safety is very important. Plexiglass is sturdy but flexible making it a great alternative to glass for many projects.

Plexiglass used in bakery

Our custom-cut plexiglass sheets are made of a synthetic polymer or methyl methacrylate, which is a thermoplastic. These acrylic sheets are well-known by trade names such as Acrylite®, Lucite®, or Perspex®. It is prone to scratching, flexible and very sturdy. Polycarbonate sheets are very similar to plexiglass sheets in that they are both a thermoplastic. Polycarbonate sheets are tougher than plexiglass or acrylic and more heat resistant. Polycarbonate surpasses all other thermoplastics for glazing use, safety and strength. During the customization process you can choose a square or rectangle shape with a glass thickness of ⅛” or ¼“. All sheets have a seamed edge that is not polished which makes it perfectly suitable for most applications. It’s lightweight and shatter-resistant properties add a great choice for areas where safety is very important. Plexiglass is sturdy but flexible making it a great alternative to glass for many projects.

Plexiglass used in bakery

Our custom-cut plexiglass sheets are made of a synthetic polymer or methyl methacrylate, which is a thermoplastic. These acrylic sheets are well-known by trade names such as Acrylite®, Lucite®, or Perspex®. It is prone to scratching, flexible and very sturdy. Polycarbonate sheets are very similar to plexiglass sheets in that they are both a thermoplastic. Polycarbonate sheets are tougher than plexiglass or acrylic and more heat resistant. Polycarbonate surpasses all other thermoplastics for glazing use, safety and strength. During the customization process you can choose a square or rectangle shape with a glass thickness of ⅛” or ¼“. All sheets have a seamed edge that is not polished which makes it perfectly suitable for most applications. It’s lightweight and shatter-resistant properties add a great choice for areas where safety is very important. Plexiglass is sturdy but flexible making it a great alternative to glass for many projects.

Plexiglass used in bakery

Advantages vs. Disadvantages of Plexiglass

ADVANTAGES

Easy to cut and shape
Very clear, with no greenish tint.
Less prone to breakage and shattering.
Durable and impact-resistant for prolonged use.
Excellent weather durability and insulating properties for energy efficiency.
17 times stronger than glass, but only 50% of the weight.

DISADVANTAGES

It scratches easily.
It is not heat resistant.
Some cleaners such as ammonia-based cleaners cannot be used on plexiglass.

Sneeze Guards & Protective Partitions

Increasingly, clear sheets of plexiglass are being used as protective barriers in various workplaces, such as retail, restaurant and office settings. Different configurations of plexiglass guards can be customized to fit your needs for the safety of employees and customers. This includes sneeze guards, workplace partitions, checkout counter barriers, desk dividers and hanging panels. Dulles Glass & Mirror ensures that its products are easy to work with for commercial and residential users and DIYers.

Plexiglass divider used on desks

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Plexiglass FAQs

What's the difference between plexiglass and acrylic glass?

The acrylic glass type of glass can be classified as a glass type. The Plexiglass brand is a brand of acrylic glass. As a result, the name of the brand and the type of glass are interchangeable when referring to acrylic glass. Plexiglass is probably the most popular brand of acrylic glass.

Is plexiglass easily breakable?

The strength of plexiglass makes it difficult to break. Breaking a plastic sheet is the closest comparison to breaking plexiglass. However, it is prone to scratching and bending.

Is plexiglass actually glass?

It is pertinent to note that plexiglass is not glass. The material, composition, and general characteristics of the product are different. Among the most significant differences between the two materials are that plexiglass bends but does not break. In contrast, glass is brittle in nature and can break, but it is difficult to scratch.

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