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Description
This premium frosted black acrylic sheet is a high-performance engineering plastic designed for demanding applications where appearance and durability are equally important. Combining excellent surface hardness with robust impact and temperature resistance, it offers a dependable alternative to traditional glazing, cladding and panel materials.
With a refined frosted finish that diffuses light and reduces glare, this sheet is ideal for technical, commercial and architectural projects where privacy, a contemporary look and long-term performance are required. Available in a choice of thicknesses, lengths and widths, it can be cut, machined and fabricated to suit a wide range of bespoke installations.
Product Features
- Available sheet thicknesses of 3 mm, 5 mm and 10 mm to suit light-duty panels through to more robust structural applications.
- Sheet lengths of 1520 mm, 2030 mm and 3050 mm for flexible cutting, nesting and higher-yield fabrication.
- Sheet widths of 1000 mm, 1520 mm and 2030 mm to accommodate small panels up to large format installations.
- Frosted black finish for a modern, low-glare appearance with enhanced privacy and light diffusion.
- Excellent surface hardness for improved scratch and abrasion resistance in high-contact environments.
- Good temperature resistance, maintaining stability in a wide range of indoor and covered outdoor conditions.
- High optical uniformity and consistent colour for a professional, premium-quality finish across multiple panels.
Key Features and Benefits
- Durable engineering-grade acrylic provides long service life, reducing replacement frequency and maintenance costs.
- Frosted surface helps obscure direct visibility while still allowing controlled light transmission, ideal for privacy screens and illuminated panels.
- Superior surface hardness minimises marking from cleaning, handling and everyday use, keeping installations looking smart for longer.
- Good dimensional stability and temperature resistance help maintain flatness and integrity in varying ambient conditions.
- Works well with common fabrication methods such as cutting, routing, drilling and bonding, speeding up production and installation.
- Lightweight compared with glass or metal panels, making handling, transport and fitting easier and safer.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Premium acrylic (PMMA) engineering sheet, frosted black finish |
| Available thicknesses | 3 mm, 5 mm, 10 mm |
| Available sheet lengths | 1520 mm, 2030 mm, 3050 mm |
| Available sheet widths | 1000 mm, 1520 mm, 2030 mm |
| Surface properties | Fine frosted, low-glare surface with excellent surface hardness and abrasion resistance |
| Temperature performance | Good resistance to typical indoor and covered outdoor temperature variations (service temperature range commonly around -20°C to +70°C) |
Applications and Ideal Uses
This frosted black acrylic sheet is suited to a wide range of technical, commercial and aesthetic applications where a tough, stable and visually striking panel material is required.
- Privacy and partition panels in offices, retail environments and reception areas.
- Illuminated signs, feature lighting diffusers and display backdrops.
- Protective covers, machine guards and control panel fascias.
- Interior cladding, wall features and decorative panels in commercial fit-outs.
- Point-of-sale displays, shelving inserts and presentation stands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the frosted black acrylic sheet be cut and drilled with standard workshop tools?
Yes, the sheet can be cut, drilled and machined using appropriate tools for plastics, such as fine-toothed saw blades and plastic-compatible drill bits. Care should be taken to support the sheet, avoid excessive feed rates and prevent overheating to achieve clean, accurate edges.
Is this acrylic sheet suitable for outdoor use?
The sheet offers good temperature resistance and can be used in many covered or sheltered outdoor applications. For fully exposed external installations, performance will depend on the specific conditions and design, so it is advisable to assess UV exposure, weathering requirements and fixing methods before use.
Which thickness should I choose for my application?
For smaller panels and light-duty interior uses, 3 mm is often sufficient. The 5 mm option provides greater rigidity for medium-sized panels and partitions, while the 10 mm thickness is preferred where extra stiffness, impact resistance or structural stability is required. Always consider panel size, fixing points and expected loading when selecting a thickness.