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Acrylite Resist 65 | High Strength Acrylic Plexiglass

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Edge Finish

Machined and rounded edges available starting at sizes 6"x6" (152x154mm) or greater.

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$1.50 per lineal
$4.92 per lineal
NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS ITEM
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Minimum length 6" Minimum length 155 mm
$1.55 per lineal
$5.09 per lineal
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$7.25 / pc | 1-4 corners
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Cut to size orders are currently taking 1 to 2 days (M-F) to process.

Cut to size orders are cut with table and CNC panel saws and have a cut tolerance of +/- .060”. Plastic sheets have a thickness tolerance of +/- 10% and can have thickness variations throughout the sheet. Cut to size items cannot be returned for a refund or exchange.

Sheet sizes, colors, thicknesses and products available on our website are available at TAP Plastics stores.

Visit your local TAP Plastics store where cut-to-size orders often take less than five minutes, start to finish.

  • 20 times stronger than standard plexiglass
  • 30 year non-yellowing guarantee
  • easily fabricated and laser cut
  • exceptional clarity
  • meets FDA food regulations

Continuously manufactured ACRYLITE® Resist 65 sheet is a versatile, thermoplastic plastic developed for display and glazing and other applications that require strength, appearance, and weather-ability.

This high optical quality sheet provides the beautiful look of acrylic with much greater impact strength for durability during manufacturing, shipping, and in-store use. Rigid, tough, and lightweight, ACRYLITE® Resist is easily fabricated and machined, including cutting, routing, forming, and cementing.

Acrylite Resist Features and Benefits

Impact Strength
This superior performance sheet has many times the impact strength of glass and standard acrylic sheet.

Lightweight
Our resist sheet weighs half as much as glass.

Surface Hardness
With a greater surface hardness than polyesters, it reduces damage during fabrication and extends service life.

Light Transmission
Colorless ACRYLITE® Resist 65 light transmittance is greater than 91% (1/8” thickness). It retains high light-transmitting properties for many years.

Weather Resistance
It is manufactured from weather-able acrylic polymer. It can be used outdoors for many years with little loss of impact strength or its acrylic-like appearance.

Chemical Resistance
It is resistant to many chemicals, some of which include:

  • Solutions of inorganic alkalies
  • Diluted acids
  • Aliphatic hydrocarbons

It is attacked, in varying degrees by, but not limited to:

  • Aromatic solvents (i.e. benzene and toluene)
  • Alcohols
  • Chlorinated hydrocarbons (i.e. methylene chloride)
  • Lacquer thinners (esters, ketones, and ethers)

Acrylite Resist 65 meets FDA requirements for use in many food contact applications. This sheet is BPA-free (bisphenol) resistant to certain chemicals.

TAP Video: What is Acrylite Resist 65 Clear?


For information on Working with Acrylite Acrylic, click here.
For the physical properties of Acrylite Resist 65 Acrylic, click here. 
For Acrylic Resist 65 Safety Data Sheet, click here.
For Acrylic Resist 65 Warranty Information, click here
For fractions, decimals and millimeters conversion chart, click here.

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