Can you get Perspex cut to size?

Can you get Perspex cut to size?

Can you cut perspex? Yes, perspex is just a brand name for acrylic sheets which we have available in a huge range of designs available for custom cutting.

What is the difference between acrylic and perspex?

What’s the difference between Perspex® and acrylic? Perspex® and acrylic are essentially the same thing. Perspex® acrylic is a premium branded acrylic and, as such, is manufactured to the highest industry standards possible. Perspex® acrylic has an enviable reputation as the very best acrylic available.

What size sheets does perspex come in?

Availability Acrylic sheets: Thickness (mm): 1.5, 2, 2.8, 3, 4.5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, and 50.

How do you cut Perspex without cracking it?

Whether using a hand tool or a power saw to cut plexiglass, it’s important to use a sharp blade. A dull blade will fight against the material, potentially causing cracks and breaks—not to mention an overly rough cut edge. Keep the blade cool.

Is Perspex easy to cut?

One of the key benefits of acrylic Perspex in many practical and aesthetic applications – beyond its strength, impact resistance and incredible clarity – is how easy it is to work with. Acrylic sheets may be cut with standard workshop equipment including hand saws and power saws.

Can you drill holes in perspex?

How to Drill Acrylic or Perspex. Start with a small drill bit (See link below to pilot holes) and work up to the size you require. Do not force the bit into the acrylic let it cut under its own weight and should the drill bit get stuck in the platic sheet, put the drill into reverse to get it out.

How do I join perspex?

Viscous cementing You can make your own viscous cement by dissolving chips of clear acrylic sheet in a small amount of solvent. Apply a small bead of cement to one side of the joint, join the pieces, and tape or clamp in place until cured.

Can you cut Perspex with a grinder?

Angle grinder with a cutting disc and a straight edge, do it in a few light passes and it won’t melt back on itself.

Where are Perspex sheets made in Australia?

Headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria, we supply our products across different major cities in Australia. We offer a diverse range of Perspex sheets including common acrylic sheets with a wide range of solid colours, frosted, tinted and fluorescent.

How did the Dandenong Range get its name?

Two names have been used to refer to the ranges; Corhanwarrabul and Dandenong, both derived from the Woiwurrung language of the Wurundjeri people. It is thought that the name Dandenong was applied to the ranges due to being the origin of the Dandenong Creek; however, the original name for Dandenong Creek was Narra Narrawong.

Are the Dandenong Ranges prone to bushfires?

The entire range is highly prone to bushfires, the most recent of which have been the 1983 Ash Wednesday bushfires, the 1997 Dandenong Ranges bushfires and small fires during the Black Saturday bushfires in 2009. A number of watercourses originate in the Dandenongs, these include: No official name.

What is Perspex and how can it be used?

Our range of custom cut Perspex is the ideal way to share information and they’re suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. This highly versatile material can be used for informational posters, brochures, table numbers, in coffee shops, hotels and healthcare facilities. The possibilities are endless!