Double Lidded Acrylic Radius Box

WHAT IS ACRYLIC (PLEXIGLASS)?

Acrylic, also known as plexiglass, is a versatile material that comes in a variety of colors and opacities, with variety of purposes and benefits. It was first used during World War II for items such as aircraft windows, canopies, and turrets.

Today, acrylic is most commonly sold in sheets of various thicknesses. But it can also be found in forms such as sticks or tubes, and in styles such as frosted, mirrored, or clear. Acrylic is not only available in many shapes and sizes, it can also be molded and colored to suit specific applications. Whichever option best suits your needs; acrylic will provide a cost-effective and durable material for your project.

Because acrylic combines a wide variety of options with an abundance of benefits, it can be made into a wide variety of useful products. This includes aquariums, display equipments, window panels and even bulletproof glass.

Acrylic plastic is a transparent thermoplastic homopolymer, often colloquially referred to as plexiglass. This plastic has unique properties that make it ideal for a variety of purposes, from basic household items to fiber optic cables that power the earth. These properties have allowed acrylic to enjoy enormous popularity in manufacturing.

• High impact resistance
• High optical clarity
• Innate weatherability and UV resistance
• Excellent dimensional stability
• Lightweight
• Excellent chemical resistance

Among all these features, the biggest advantage of acrylic is, its durability. Despite its lower price, it is almost 10 times more impact resistant than glass. Although it is unlikely that the acrylic will break, in such a case it will break into pieces with dull edges instead of sharp, dangerous shards. These properties make acrylic display equipments an excellent choice for storing food inside.

WHAT ARE DISPLAY EQUIPMENTS (RETAIL DISPLAY), WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?

A display equipment (retail display) is anything in a store that houses or promotes your product. A visual merchandising strategy focuses heavily on the appearance of display equipments, as they are often the first point of contact between your product and the shopper.

Any brand that sells at retail will use display equipments. Visual merchandisers are usually the ones to design and implement retail displays and are also in charge of making sure the displays maintain their appearance over time.