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Description
This premium extruded fluorescent blue acrylic tube offers a striking high-gloss finish combined with excellent rigidity, making it ideal for eye-catching displays, light-enhancing features and protective housings. The fluorescent pigmentation intensifies under ambient and UV lighting, adding visual depth and vibrancy wherever it is used.
Manufactured to consistent dimensions with a 3 mm wall thickness and a length of 1830 mm, this tube is available in a range of popular outside diameters including 19 mm (pack of 2), 25 mm, 38 mm and 51 mm. Suitable for retail point-of-sale, exhibition stands, architectural details and creative projects, it is easy to cut, fabricate and bond using standard acrylic-working techniques.
Product Features
- Fluorescent blue acrylic tube with a high-gloss polished outer surface for maximum visual impact.
- Available outside diameters: 19 mm (supplied in a pack of 2), 25 mm, 38 mm and 51 mm to suit a variety of design requirements.
- Consistent 3 mm wall thickness across all diameters for reliable rigidity and structural performance.
- Standard length of 1830 mm, providing ample material for cutting to custom sizes and multiple components.
- Rigid extruded acrylic construction offering good dimensional accuracy and smooth, uniform walls.
- Excellent light-transmitting and edge-glow properties, ideal for illuminated features and display lighting.
- Compatible with standard acrylic cutting, drilling, polishing and bonding methods for straightforward fabrication.
Key Features and Benefits
- Enhances visual appeal in displays and signage, with fluorescent blue colour that stands out even in low-light environments.
- Rigid 3 mm wall and robust acrylic material help maintain shape and stability in freestanding or suspended installations.
- Long 1830 mm length and multiple diameter options allow efficient cutting and minimal waste across different project sizes.
- High-gloss finish reduces the need for post-processing, saving time in manufacturing and assembly.
- Light-reactive properties make the tube ideal for use with LEDs and other light sources to create striking illuminated effects.
- Easy to machine and bond, enabling precise custom fabrication for one-off designs or repeat production runs.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Extruded fluorescent blue acrylic (PMMA) |
| Outside diameters available | 19 mm (pack of 2), 25 mm, 38 mm, 51 mm |
| Wall thickness | 3 mm (nominal) |
| Standard length | 1830 mm |
| Finish | High-gloss, smooth extruded surface |
| Form | Rigid hollow tube, cuttable and machinable |
Applications and Ideal Uses
This fluorescent blue acrylic tube is well suited to a wide range of visual, protective and architectural applications where both appearance and rigidity are important.
- Retail and exhibition point-of-sale displays, product stands and feature frames.
- Illuminated signage, LED diffusers and decorative lighting installations.
- Architectural accents, balustrade infills and interior design features.
- Protective covers, guards and housings where visibility and aesthetics are required.
- Creative design projects, model making and educational demonstration rigs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this fluorescent blue acrylic tube be cut to shorter lengths?
Yes, the tube can be cut to size using standard tools suitable for plastics, such as a fine-toothed saw or dedicated acrylic cutting equipment. For best results, support the tube during cutting and de-burr the edges afterwards.
Is the acrylic tube suitable for outdoor use?
Acrylic has good weathering resistance and can be used outdoors; however, long-term exposure to strong sunlight and the elements may gradually affect appearance and performance. For demanding external applications, additional protection or periodic inspection is recommended.
Can I drill holes or machine this tube without cracking it?
Yes, the tube can be drilled and machined using sharp tools designed for plastics, taking care to use moderate speeds, light pressure and proper support. Avoid excessive heat build-up and use step drilling for larger holes to minimise the risk of cracking.