Plastic Products
We are pleased to say that we are open for business and trading as normal during the latest Covid-19 Snap Lockdown. We are following all government guidelines, including mask and social distancing requirements. 1893– Acrylic acid is synthesised by French chemist Charles Moureau. 1928– Acrylic glass, known chemically as PMMA , is first developed in the laboratory. 1933– PMMA is brought to market as Plexiglas by Rohm and Haas. 1936– The first commercially viable acrylic safety glass is manufactured.
The overall lead times include both production and transit times. More than just an industrial material, Perspex® is also favoured by Hollywood set producers. When you commission a Perspex® project, you’re using the same materials featured on film sets, such as James Bond and Harry Potter.
Acrylic is a commonly used name for Polymethyl Methacrylate which is produced by numerous acrylic manufacturers around the world. For a no-obligation quote, and we’re confident you’ll be delighted with the price. Regardless of how small or large your order, Acrylic Sheet Form promises to deliver top-quality products and a hassle-free experience.
It would be used in World War II for windshields, canopies and periscopes. The uses of acrylic would expand significantly throughout the 1950s & 60s. In all thickness the sheet size is 1220 X 2440mm (8 X 4 Ft.) In most instances there are over size sheets on some of the range, ask for further details when enquiring. Clear as well as a range of translucent colours, Tint, Opal and solid colours. Almost all our products are custom made to order in our factory, certain products may take longer to produce than others. The lead times above are an estimate only, no guarantees are provided.
In addition, if enough force is applied to cause it to shatter, it will do so in a way that is much safer than glass. This means there is less chance for injury or property damage. Clear-cast acrylic by Perspex is guaranteed to be UV-resistant for 30 years.
It’s possible to print directly onto conventional glass rather than mount to acrylic. However, there are a couple of important differences between face mounting prints to acrylic and printing directly to glass. At Gusha we first print to a gloss media and then apply to acrylic. We believe a better print is created as the media we use holds more ink than what can be adhered directly to glass, ie a glass print. Richer colour, smooth tones and gradations, and better contrast is the result.
Our acrylic sheet has a widely use in numerous environments, no matter is for residential or business purpose. STUNNING & SHATTER-PROOF - the sheer beauty of acrylic print just cannot be denied. The crystal clear brilliance of the acrylic enhances the image, thus making it really pop.
If it’s good enough for Sean Connery, Roger Moore and Ian McKellen, it gets the seal of approval from us. It is a tradename of Lucite International and is polymethyl methacrylate acrylic sheet which is manufactured from methyl methacrylate monomer . Our products lend themselves to innovative design solutions; please take a look at our case studies to see the versatility and diversity of our range.
It’s available as Perspex® cut to size in more than 20 colours, ranging from rich earthy tones to bright pastels. Engineered by Perspex®, this material has a fluorescent edge that appears to glow with its own light source. It’s available as Perspex® cut to size and is available in a rainbow of colours, so it’s ideal for creating striking visual displays. In its purest form, acrylic glass Perspex® offers exceptional clarity, almost identical to the transparency of glass. It’s also easy to form and fabricate, making it an incredibly versatile material for manufacturing anything from plastic screens to outdoor furniture. Acrylic can be used in many cases because of its outstanding weatherability, long lifespan, excellent clarity and can be recycled easily.
This process creates a beautiful crystal-clear glass finish, amplifying the depth to your image. We’re also regularly quizzed on the thermal properties of Perspex®, particularly when it’s being used in place of glass windows. It actively stops cold or hot air from escaping or infiltrating a space, making it ideal for energy efficiency. All orders need to be picked by "call and collect without contact" from our warehouse only. All couriers to observe social distancing and QR code regulations. Perspex is also lightweight, self-extinguishing and resistant to chemicals.
For those who want something different from travel shots and abstract art, we have a large collection of illustrations printed on acrylic glass. These include intricate drawings of flowers, animal zoo cartoon, and more. We also have bright and colourful cartoon owls, perfect for kids’ bedrooms and playrooms, giving these walls a wonderful burst of colour. Illuminate a dull wall with images of a Grecian sunrise, charming Italian streets, dense green rainforests, ocean jetties and more, all printed on acrylic glass!
Our acrylic print is lighter and more shatter-proof than the conventional frame and glass. Try our new mobile app available on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store for Android. We've simplified the process to order framed prints, canvas prints, acrylic prints and more directly from your phone. Single-sided Perspex® Pearlescent uses reflected light and metallic components to create a lustrous finish. As always, we love custom projects and are happy to cut Perspex® to size depending on your requirements. Suitable for fabrication and thermoforming, the Perspex® Natural range complements organic materials, such as wood, brick, stone and concrete.
Using the latest UV technology, your image is accurately printed onto an acrylic glass sheet at an impressive, gallery quality resolution. With an advanced 7 colour technology and genuine AGFA inks, your images will print beautifully and accurately. This process completely eliminates the issues such as bubbles or peeling that may be present with acrylic face mounting. You'll be impressed by the amazing depth and clarity of a print on glass. One of its first major uses was in air craft canopies, due to its formability, clarity, weather resistance & high impact resistance in comparison to glass.
PLEXIGLAS® is unarguably the leader in Acrylic innovation globally. Plasticut is an Australian owned and operated company providing plastic fabrication, repairs, design and engineering services. Proudly family-owned since 1978, Plasticut has earned a strong reputation for dependability, ingenuity, realistic turnarounds and provision of high quality products.
The overall lead times include both production and transit times. More than just an industrial material, Perspex® is also favoured by Hollywood set producers. When you commission a Perspex® project, you’re using the same materials featured on film sets, such as James Bond and Harry Potter.
Acrylic is a commonly used name for Polymethyl Methacrylate which is produced by numerous acrylic manufacturers around the world. For a no-obligation quote, and we’re confident you’ll be delighted with the price. Regardless of how small or large your order, Acrylic Sheet Form promises to deliver top-quality products and a hassle-free experience.
It would be used in World War II for windshields, canopies and periscopes. The uses of acrylic would expand significantly throughout the 1950s & 60s. In all thickness the sheet size is 1220 X 2440mm (8 X 4 Ft.) In most instances there are over size sheets on some of the range, ask for further details when enquiring. Clear as well as a range of translucent colours, Tint, Opal and solid colours. Almost all our products are custom made to order in our factory, certain products may take longer to produce than others. The lead times above are an estimate only, no guarantees are provided.
In addition, if enough force is applied to cause it to shatter, it will do so in a way that is much safer than glass. This means there is less chance for injury or property damage. Clear-cast acrylic by Perspex is guaranteed to be UV-resistant for 30 years.
It’s possible to print directly onto conventional glass rather than mount to acrylic. However, there are a couple of important differences between face mounting prints to acrylic and printing directly to glass. At Gusha we first print to a gloss media and then apply to acrylic. We believe a better print is created as the media we use holds more ink than what can be adhered directly to glass, ie a glass print. Richer colour, smooth tones and gradations, and better contrast is the result.
Our acrylic sheet has a widely use in numerous environments, no matter is for residential or business purpose. STUNNING & SHATTER-PROOF - the sheer beauty of acrylic print just cannot be denied. The crystal clear brilliance of the acrylic enhances the image, thus making it really pop.
If it’s good enough for Sean Connery, Roger Moore and Ian McKellen, it gets the seal of approval from us. It is a tradename of Lucite International and is polymethyl methacrylate acrylic sheet which is manufactured from methyl methacrylate monomer . Our products lend themselves to innovative design solutions; please take a look at our case studies to see the versatility and diversity of our range.
It’s available as Perspex® cut to size in more than 20 colours, ranging from rich earthy tones to bright pastels. Engineered by Perspex®, this material has a fluorescent edge that appears to glow with its own light source. It’s available as Perspex® cut to size and is available in a rainbow of colours, so it’s ideal for creating striking visual displays. In its purest form, acrylic glass Perspex® offers exceptional clarity, almost identical to the transparency of glass. It’s also easy to form and fabricate, making it an incredibly versatile material for manufacturing anything from plastic screens to outdoor furniture. Acrylic can be used in many cases because of its outstanding weatherability, long lifespan, excellent clarity and can be recycled easily.
This process creates a beautiful crystal-clear glass finish, amplifying the depth to your image. We’re also regularly quizzed on the thermal properties of Perspex®, particularly when it’s being used in place of glass windows. It actively stops cold or hot air from escaping or infiltrating a space, making it ideal for energy efficiency. All orders need to be picked by "call and collect without contact" from our warehouse only. All couriers to observe social distancing and QR code regulations. Perspex is also lightweight, self-extinguishing and resistant to chemicals.
For those who want something different from travel shots and abstract art, we have a large collection of illustrations printed on acrylic glass. These include intricate drawings of flowers, animal zoo cartoon, and more. We also have bright and colourful cartoon owls, perfect for kids’ bedrooms and playrooms, giving these walls a wonderful burst of colour. Illuminate a dull wall with images of a Grecian sunrise, charming Italian streets, dense green rainforests, ocean jetties and more, all printed on acrylic glass!
Our acrylic print is lighter and more shatter-proof than the conventional frame and glass. Try our new mobile app available on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store for Android. We've simplified the process to order framed prints, canvas prints, acrylic prints and more directly from your phone. Single-sided Perspex® Pearlescent uses reflected light and metallic components to create a lustrous finish. As always, we love custom projects and are happy to cut Perspex® to size depending on your requirements. Suitable for fabrication and thermoforming, the Perspex® Natural range complements organic materials, such as wood, brick, stone and concrete.
Using the latest UV technology, your image is accurately printed onto an acrylic glass sheet at an impressive, gallery quality resolution. With an advanced 7 colour technology and genuine AGFA inks, your images will print beautifully and accurately. This process completely eliminates the issues such as bubbles or peeling that may be present with acrylic face mounting. You'll be impressed by the amazing depth and clarity of a print on glass. One of its first major uses was in air craft canopies, due to its formability, clarity, weather resistance & high impact resistance in comparison to glass.
PLEXIGLAS® is unarguably the leader in Acrylic innovation globally. Plasticut is an Australian owned and operated company providing plastic fabrication, repairs, design and engineering services. Proudly family-owned since 1978, Plasticut has earned a strong reputation for dependability, ingenuity, realistic turnarounds and provision of high quality products.
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