PMMA Machining And Manufacturing of PMMA Clear Parts
PMMA (PolyMethyl MethAcrylate) also commonly known as Acrylic or Acrylic glass is a transparent thermoplastic that is often used as an alternative to glass. The PMMA is also quite commonly known as ‘Plexiglass’. Produced back in 1928, PMMA is considered as one of the clearest plastics available today, which can be put into many industrial applications today.
PMMA material is commonly known as plexiglass or acrylic. In the production of transparent handboard, it has high transparency, good heat resistance, cold resistance and corrosion resistance. It is more suitable for products with high light transmittance requirements, such as signal lamp equipment and instrument panel in the automotive industry. There are also glasses in daily consumables.
Not enough PMMA material also has shortcomings, its hardness is low, easy to wipe, generally do not mind doing high strength parts and buckle products, and PC transparent hand material although its transparency is not high PMMA, but its impact strength is higher, high and low temperature resistance, corrosion resistance and wear resistance are better than PMMA. For example, the wheel wheel hand plate, which needs to withstand a lot of pressure, can be done with PC materials. Therefore, when making transparent hand plates, it is necessary to choose the right materials according to the needs of customers.
If you need to do transparent hand plate, you may wish to consider a manufacturer with 17 years of experience such as Topo model, to meet customer needs in all aspects, a variety of processing materials, the use of five-axis machining, in terms of accuracy can be better than peers. If you have related needs, please call 1714578126, the relevant person in charge will give you a quotation within 1 hour.
Uses Of PMMA Prototypes:
PMMA prototypes are in demand for any industry looking to come up with a stronger and cheaper alternative to expensive and brittle glass. Security barriers, LCD screens, windows, tanks, medical devices and lenses – all incorporate the use of PMMA instead of glass. With many industries choosing PMMA over other materials for its products, there is a significant rise of PMMA prototypes in the recent decade.
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