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USD 1.40 ~ USD 2.50/kilogram
500/ kilogram (Min. Order)
Adhesive mirror acrylic sheets are a specialized type of acrylic product that combines the reflective properties of a mirror with the convenience of an adhesive backing.
Acrylic Sheet Production: The base material for these sheets is polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), which is formed either by extrusion or casting to create clear acrylic sheets.
Metallic Coating: One side of the acrylic sheet is coated with a reflective metallic material, typically aluminum. This is achieved through a process called sputtering or vacuum metallization, where metal atoms are deposited onto the acrylic surface in a vacuum chamber.
Protective Coating: After metallization, a protective coating is often applied over the reflective surface to prevent scratching and oxidation of the metallic layer. This coating can be clear and hard, designed to preserve the mirror finish.
Adhesive Layer and Release Liner: On the non-mirrored side of the sheet, an adhesive layer is applied. This adhesive is usually covered by a release liner, which protects the adhesive until it is ready to be used.
Lightweight and Shatter-resistant: Unlike glass mirrors, acrylic mirrors are much lighter and won't shatter, making them safer and easier to handle and install.
Flexibility: Acrylic can be cut into various shapes and sizes more easily than glass, which allows for more creative applications.
Durability: The protective coatings on adhesive mirror acrylic sheets enhance their durability, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Reflective Quality: While the reflective quality of acrylic mirrors is generally very good, they may not achieve the perfect optical clarity of high-quality glass mirrors, especially in larger installations where the material’s slight flexibility may cause distortions.
Interior Design: Used for decorative wall panels, ceiling tiles, and furniture surfaces. They are particularly popular in retail, hospitality, and residential settings.
Safety and Surveillance: Ideal for use in children's play areas, gyms, dance studios, and other public spaces where safety is a priority.
Automotive and Marine: Used in vehicles and boats for lightweight and durable reflective surfaces.
Signage and Display: Often used in point-of-purchase displays, signage, and other decorative applications where safety and ease of installation are important.
Arts and Crafts: The ease of cutting and shaping adhesive mirror acrylic sheets makes them popular among artists and crafters for various creative projects.