• Plastic Sheets - CMAX Cast Acrylic/PMMA Sheet Made of 100% Virgin Material System 1
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Plastic Sheets - CMAX Cast Acrylic/PMMA Sheet Made of 100% Virgin Material

Plastic Sheets - CMAX Cast Acrylic/PMMA Sheet Made of 100% Virgin Material

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Min Order Qty:
2000 m²
Supply Capability:
100000 m²/month

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Feature of colorful cast Acrylic/pmma sheet

Perfect transparency and the light transmittance up to 93%.

Excellent electrical insulation and light weight.

Good plasticity, easy to process and re-shape.

Strong surface hardness and good weather resistant property

Variety of colour, easy to clean

Applications of colorful cast acrylic/pmma sheet

Construction: show window, doors, light-absorpting shade, telephone booth.

Advertisement: lamphouse, signboard, indicator, display rack.

Vehicle: door and window of car and train.

Medical: infant incubator, many kinds of medical apparatus.

Civilian goods: bath room, art work, cosmetics, bracket.

Industrial: instruments and meters and protecting cover

Lighting: daylight lamp, ceiling lamp,lamp shade

colorful cast acrylic/pmma sheet  Average Physical Properties

Specific gravity

1.19-1.20

Hardness

M-100

Absorptivity of water (24h)

0.30%

Tension

  colorful cast plexiglass sheet

Coefficient of Rupture

700kg/cm2

Coefficient of Elasticity

28000kg/cm2

Bending

  colorful cast plexiglass sheet

Coefficient of Rupture

1.5kg/cm2

Coefficient of Elasticity

28000kg/cm2

Transmittance (parallel rays)

92%

Full rays

93%

Heat Distortion Temperature

100oc

Coefficient of Linear Expansion

  colorful cast plexiglass sheet

Ultimae Temperature of Continuous operation

80oc

Thermoforming Ranges

140-180oc

Insulation Strength

20V/mm

 



 

 


Q: How do plastic sheets handle extreme weather conditions?
Plastic sheets are designed to be resistant to various weather conditions, including extreme ones. They can withstand high temperatures, heavy rain, strong winds, and even freezing temperatures. Their durable and flexible nature allows them to expand and contract without cracking or warping, making them suitable for use in extreme weather conditions. Additionally, some plastic sheets are UV-stabilized, which means they can resist the damaging effects of prolonged sun exposure. Overall, plastic sheets are highly resilient and can effectively handle extreme weather conditions.
Q: What are the different thickness options for plastic sheets?
The thickness options for plastic sheets can vary greatly depending on the specific type of plastic and its intended use. However, common thickness options for plastic sheets range from as thin as 0.5 mm to as thick as 25 mm or more.
Q: What are the environmental impacts of plastic sheets?
Plastic sheets have several environmental impacts. Firstly, their production contributes to the depletion of fossil fuels and the emission of greenhouse gases. Secondly, plastic sheets are often not biodegradable and can persist in the environment for hundreds of years, leading to long-term pollution. Improper disposal of plastic sheets can result in litter, which can harm wildlife and marine ecosystems. Additionally, the extraction of raw materials for plastic sheets can lead to habitat destruction and biodiversity loss. Overall, the environmental impacts of plastic sheets highlight the urgent need for sustainable alternatives and proper waste management.
Q: I want to renovate my basement, but as I was walking through my local hardware store, I noticed a variety of sheetrock that are mold resistant to fire resistent and at different thicknesses. Is a thicker board better for the basement?Also, is there a way to test moisture in a basement over sheetrock or would I have to remove the sheetrock and apply a plastic sheet with tape to test for moisture?thanks!
You should really use mold retardant sheetrock in the basement. It might actually be required by code depending on where you live. I helped a guy fix up a house and the inspector told him to sheetrock the ceiling of the basement and use 1/2 mold resistant sheetrock. The differences you get with thickness of sheetrock is mostly durability. Obviously thicker sheetrock will hold up longer. On ceilings especially, the 3/8 inch sheetrock will bend over time between the rafters (or floor joists in the basement) where it is screwed in. There is also a difference in sound-proofing, you hear less through walls of 5/8 than 3/8. The last difference is fire resistance, 5/8 inch sheetrock takes significantly longer for fire to burn through than 3/8. To chose which one you want to use, find out what the code requires in your area. You may be required to use mold resistant sheetrock, or you may be required to use fire resistant boards. I would use 1/2 in the basement because it is a lot easier to hang than 5/8 and you have decent durability and unlike 3/8, it will not bend or bow over time. I actually saw mold resistant fiber tape for the joints in The Home Depot, you might want to use that whether or not it's required by code just for extra measure. Some things may be more expensive to do to the tee, but if you cheap out now, you may end up pending more fixing things if they go wrong or get messed up later down the road. And most importantly, do every single thing to code and pull permits for everything, that way you are covered on all your bases.
Q: Do plastic sheets have any warranty or guarantee?
Yes, plastic sheets can come with warranties or guarantees depending on the manufacturer or retailer. It is important to check the product information or contact the seller to inquire about the specific warranty or guarantee terms that apply to the plastic sheets.
Q: Plastic gusset plate how to install the diagram?
1. install plastic gusset plate suspended ceiling, the first step is to determine the location of the ceiling installation, that is, ceiling height. Usually the ceiling should not be too low, the height is too low, it will make the space seem depressed. The installation height, mark elevation around the wall elastic line, datum line mark to clear;2. according to the ceiling design, suspended area to determine the size of plastic gusset plate;3. determine the keel position line. Because the keel is mainly used to support the outside decorative material shape, fixed structure, the plastic gusset plate size has been determined, in order to ensure the integrity of the installation, to determine the structure size and location of the keel line according to the panel specifications, top line of position and will determine the scale at base line;
Q: Would you please help me find clear, acetate sheets that are heat resistant and thick enough to be a card rather than just overlay a card?
Rubber Stamps, Craft ... ... of 10 A4 sheets of clear film that is ideal for glass painting. These sheets are heat resistant ... is 125 microns thick. We ... Heat Resistant Acetate (5 Sheets) Now only ?2.35
Q: the stuff you use to make sure paint doesn't go where you don't want it to be when you're painting a room or something. i'm guessing it doesn't stick like it would on a wall or paper or bricks, but would some of it roll off? by the time it dried, would it look like what you sprayed, or have lots of drips, or be a bunch a big amorphous blobs? or...?
OK as for spraying something you must spray from a distance and it wont blob if you spray a even amount let dry then spray an even amount and on plastic it might sick or it may come of either by scratching or maybe water depends on i guess the brand.
Q: What are the different colors available for plastic sheets?
The different colors available for plastic sheets can vary widely depending on the manufacturer and specific product. Some common colors include clear, white, black, red, blue, green, yellow, and orange. Additionally, there are often transparent and translucent options available in various shades. It's best to check with the supplier or manufacturer for the full range of color options they offer.
Q: I have started sewing checkbook covers recently. They seem to need something to stabilize them, and I have been using cardboard. I was wondering if anywhere sells thin plastic sheets (like margarine/yogurt lid thickness) that I could cut to fit. I don't sew through it, it would be removable. Or somewhere online would work too.... or any suggestions to use stuff I already have! Thanks for your help! :)
Plastic canvas works well for that. Michaels and Hobby Lobby both have it.

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