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What is the difference between Plexiglas and Lucite? |
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Both Plexiglas and Lucite are brand names for acrylic material. Plexiglas is manufactured by Rohm & Haas Company. Lucite is manufactured by ICI Corporation.
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What is Lexan? |
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Lexan is an unbreakable plastic material manufactured by General Electric. Polycarbonate is the generic name for Lexan.
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How do I care for acrylic material? |
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Use a cleaner free of alcohol and ammonia to clean acrylic. Do not use any solvent-based cleaning fluids on acrylic. Solvents will cause acrylic to develop micro cracks over time called "crazing". Always use a clean, soft cotton towel. Never use a paper towel on acrylic; it will scratch the material.
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What size materials can Dekker Design provide? |
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Dekker Design can provide sheets from 1/32 to 4 inches thick, and rods and tubes from 1/8 to 18 inches in diameter. Sizes outside of these ranges may be available by special order.
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What is used to bond acrylic material? |
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Special glues for bonding acrylic material are available from Dekker Design. Super glue will not work.
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What is the maximum bendable sheet thickness of plastic? |
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Dekker Design can bend plastic up to 1 inch thick.
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Where is Chatsworth, California? |
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Chatsworth, California, is located in the San Fernando Valley, approximately 35 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.
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