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  • Q The Difference Between Cast And Extruded Acrylic

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    Manufacturing Process:
    Cast Acrylic: This type is produced through a casting or cell-casting process. The liquid acrylic is poured into molds and then slowly cured to ensure uniform thickness and minimal internal stress. This process results in a higher level of optical clarity.
    Extruded Acrylic:
    Extrusion involves pushing a heated acrylic mass through a form, creating a continuous sheet. Extruded acrylic is produced more quickly and is typically less expensive, but it may have slight variations in thickness and may not achieve the same optical clarity as cast acrylic.
     

  • Q The Different Types of Acrylic Sheets

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    1. Extruded Acrylic:
      This type of acrylic is manufactured using an extrusion process. It is more affordable but may have slight variations in thickness and may not have the same optical clarity as cast acrylic. It is suitable for general-purpose applications.
       
      Cast Acrylic:
      Produced through a casting process, cast acrylic is known for its superior optical clarity and quality. It has fewer internal stresses, making it less prone to cracking. It is commonly used for high-end applications like signage, displays, and art installations.
       
      Colored Acrylic:
      Acrylic sheets can be pigmented to achieve a wide range of colors. This type is popular for decorative purposes, signage, and artistic projects.
      Mirror Acrylic: This type has a mirrored surface on one side, providing a reflective effect. It is often used in decorative applications, displays, and signage.