Mirror acrylic, silver
Extruded clear acrylic with silver mirror film on the front side. The back consists of the actual mirror effect’s backside and will therefore have a grey appearance.
Facts
Technical description: Polymethylmethacrylat (PMMA)
Weight: 1,18 g/cm3
Tolerance, thickness: +/- 10%
| Thickness | A4 | A2 | A1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 mm | € 10 | € 36 | € 65 |
All sizes are in cm. All prices are inclusive of 25% VAT
| Thickness | 200×100 |
|---|---|
| 3 mm | € 177 |
All sizes are in cm. All prices are inclusive of 25% VAT.
Useful to know
Acrylic is often used for signage, jewellery, windows, screens, lids, furniture and aquariums.
Our acrylic sheets generally have a protective film on both sides to help prevent burn marks. If the sheet is only to be laser cut, we leave the film on. If the sheet is to be raster engraved, the film is removed from the side that is to be engraved.
Vector and raster engraving
Raster engraving of acrylic produces a matte, white surface, as the laser etches very dense lines in the material. The contrast is most visible in cast acrylic. A thin line of about 0.2 mm is drawn when vector engraving.
Vector and raster engraving
Usually etched from the back, so when the mirror film is removed, it achieves a nice effect. Also available with mirror surface in gold and bronze instead of silver.
Laser cutting
Top – No burn marks. In general, a protective film is applied that should be removed after you have received your cutting. Has a clean, sharp appearance. When raster engraving, the film should be removed before cutting. The cutting process will create a matt, white deposition of smoke close to the cutting edge.
Edges – No burn marks. Have a sharp appearance and are in the same colour as the actual material.
Bottom – No burn marks. Has a clean, sharp appearance. In general, a protective film is applied that should be removed after you have received your cutting.
