Acrylic Mirror is a lightweight, reflective thermoplastic sheet material used to enhance the look and safety of displays, POP, signage, and a variety of fabricated parts. Acrylic mirror is ideal for retail, food, advertising, and security applications.
A durable vacuum metalizing process makes acrylic mirror sheet virtually scratch-resistant during fabrication processes and end use. Ideal for use where glass is too heavy or may easily crack or shatter, plastic mirror is a durable alternative to traditional mirrors.
For this reason, acrylic mirror can be used to replace glass for mirrors in schools, yoga or dance studios, hospitals, prisons and jails, homes and anywhere safety is a concern.
While acrylic mirrors offer many advantages, they may not be suitable for all applications that traditionally require glass mirrors. Acrylic mirrors are generally lighter, shatter-resistant, and more affordable than glass mirrors, but they may not have the same level of clarity or reflectivity.
Acrylic mirrors are commonly used in a variety of applications, including:
Acrylic mirrors are generally more affordable than glass mirrors, making them a cost-effective option for many applications.
Acrylic mirrors are not typically waterproof, but they are highly resistant to moisture and can be used in environments with moderate humidity.
Acrylic mirrors offer several advantages over glass mirrors, including: