How to identify true and false acrylic
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Published time: 2021-06-09
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Due to the difficulty and high cost of acrylic production, there are many low-quality and inexpensive substitutes on the market. These substitutes are also called "acrylic", in fact they are ordinary organic boards or composite boards (also known as sandwich boards).
Due to the difficulty and high cost of acrylic production, there are many low-quality and inexpensive substitutes on the market. These substitutes are also called "acrylic", in fact they are ordinary organic boards or composite boards (also known as sandwich boards). Ordinary organic board is cast with ordinary organic glass cracking material and pigment. The surface hardness is low, easy to fade, and the polishing effect is poor after sanding with fine sand. The composite board has only a very thin layer of acrylic on the surface and ABS plastic in the middle. It is easy to delamination due to thermal expansion and contraction during use. True and false acrylic can be identified from the slight chromatic aberration and polishing effect of the sheet section:
1. Hand feeling: high-quality acrylic (acrylic) material feels round and smooth, and does not carry sweat or fingerprints.
2. Thickness: Thickness is the rigid standard of acrylic (acrylic) load-bearing range, 8-12 cm is a common thickness.
3. Uniformity: Whether the color is uniform or not is also one of the criteria for judging the quality of acrylic (acrylic).
4. Hardware: Hardware with good quality and beautiful appearance is very important for transparent furniture. Inferior hardware is easy to cause problems such as arduousness, rust, and inflexibility during long-term use.
