Acrylic sheet (Organic Glass PMMA) is a high-transparency sheet made from acrylic or PMMA polymer materials through an extrusion process. Acrylic sheets have high transparency, with a light transmission rate of up to 92%, earning them the nickname "plastic crystal." They also possess excellent weather resistance, making them particularly suitable for outdoor use, surpassing other plastics. Additionally, they feature good surface hardness and gloss, with high processability, allowing them to be shaped into various desired forms and products. The sheets come in a wide variety of types and rich colors (including translucent color sheets), with thick sheets still maintaining high transparency. 1. Excellent weather resistance, suitable for outdoor products. Even when exposed to sunlight, they can be used normally for a considerable period without yellowing or hydrolysis caused by years of sun and rain. 2. Good chemical corrosion resistance. 3. Long lifespan, lasting over three years compared to other materials. 4. Excellent light transmission, reaching over 92%, requiring less light intensity, thereby saving energy. 5. Strong impact resistance, sixteen times that of ordinary glass, suitable for installation in areas requiring high safety. 6. Excellent insulation performance, suitable for various electrical devices. 7. Lightweight, half the weight of ordinary glass, reducing the load on buildings and supports. 8. Bright colors and high brightness, unmatched by other materials. 9. Strong plasticity, with significant shape variation and easy processing and forming. 10. High recyclability, recognized by the growing awareness of environmental protection. 11. Easy maintenance, easy to clean, naturally cleaned by rainwater, or can be wiped with soap and a soft cloth. PMMA sheet secondary processing performance: Acrylic sheets are stable in form under normal conditions and easy to machine, with stable product dimensions. They are suitable for secondary processing, such as machining, thermoplastic forming, blow molding, vacuum forming, solvent bonding, heat printing, and screen printing.