Acrylic Machining Services
Acrylic Machined Parts
Acrylic also referred to as Acrylic glass, is one of the most economical and fabricated plastics for aesthetic applications. It’s used as an alternative to polycarbonate for economical purposes. Acrylic plastic material is available in various translucent and opaque colors. Acrylic is also a thermoplastic, meaning that it softens under extremely high temperatures. For this reason, acrylic can be formed to virtually any shape. Compared to other plastics, acrylic has superior weathering properties.
Additionally, it can be formed to virtually any shape, however, Vanderveer Industrial Plastics only deals with machining acrylic.
Machining acrylic can be done on our state-of-the-art CNC machinery, which includes Fadal and HAAS Machining Centers.
Acrylic Plastic Material Properties:
Acrylic Plastic Benefits:
- Incredibly durable
- Broad temperature range for application use
- Machinability
- UV resistant grades available
- Strong and stiff
Acrylic Applications:
- Machine guards
- Glazing applications
- Transparent manifolds
- Signs
- Skylights
For over 60 years, Vanderveer Industrial Plastics has been supplying acrylic sheet, tube, and rod.
Please refer to the .pdf below for more information on acrylic's typical properties like tensile strength, flexural modulus, heat deflection, and more.
Use Our Comparison Tool to Compare Materials
Common Comparisons
- ABS vs. Acrylic
- Acrylic vs. HDPE
- Acrylic vs. Nylon
- Acrylic vs. Polypropylene
- Acrylic vs. PVC
- Acrylic vs. Teflon® PTFE/FEP
More Comparisons
More Comparisons:
- Acetal vs. Acrylic
- Acrylic vs. Delrin®
- Acrylic vs. FR-4
- Acrylic vs. FR-5
- Acrylic vs. G-9
- Acrylic vs. G-10
- Acrylic vs. G-11
- Acrylic vs. G-3
- Acrylic vs. G-5
- Acrylic vs. G-7
- Acrylic vs. Grade C Canvas
- Acrylic vs. Grade CE Canvas
- Acrylic vs. Grade L Linen
- Acrylic vs. Grade LE Linen
- Acrylic vs. Grade X Paper
- Acrylic vs. Grade XX Paper
- Acrylic vs. Grade XXX Paper
- Acrylic vs. Nylatron®
- Acrylic vs. PEEK
- Acrylic vs. Plexiglas
- Acrylic vs. Polycarbonate
- Acrylic vs. LDPE
- Acrylic vs. Rulon®
- Acrylic vs. Ryton
- Acrylic vs. Torlon®
- Acrylic vs. UHMW
- Acrylic vs. Ultem®
- Acrylic vs. Vespel®
Several grades of Acrylic are available. For additional information on Acrylic plastic materials, contact your local Vanderveer Industrial Plastics representative or call Vanderveer Industrial Plastics at 714.579.7700.
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