Akrüülpeegleid

Akrüülpeeglid, also known as acrylic mirrors or plexiglass mirrors, are reflective surfaces made from acrylic plastic. Unlike traditional glass mirrors, acrylic mirrors are significantly lighter, more durable, and less prone to shattering. This makes them a safer alternative for various applications where impact resistance is a concern. The reflective layer is typically a thin coating of aluminum or silver applied to the back of the acrylic sheet.

These mirrors are manufactured using either extrusion or cast acrylic processes. Extruded acrylic mirrors are generally more affordable and easier to cut and shape, while cast acrylic mirrors offer superior optical clarity and dimensional stability. The reflective coating is then protected by a backing material.

Akrüülpeeglid find use in a wide range of industries and settings. They are commonly employed in interior design for decorative purposes, such as wall panels, furniture accents, and custom signage, due to their versatility in shape and ease of installation. In safety-sensitive environments like schools, playgrounds, and healthcare facilities, their shatter-resistant nature makes them a preferred choice over glass. They are also used in retail displays, automotive applications, and even in the aerospace industry where weight and durability are critical factors. The reflective surface can be colored, etched, or fabricated into various shapes, offering a high degree of design flexibility.