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Nob glare acrylic sheet.
Available custom cut or in standard sizes.
Non glare ultra light matte p99.
Best for high end artwork.
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Clear 4 0 out of 5 stars 96.
Non glare clear acrylic sheets are an excellent alternative to glass for photo picture and poster framing.
Unlike glass it s shatter resistant and lightweight which makes it ideal for glazing in large frames or any situation where shattering glass would be a safety concern.
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Non acrylic is also more than twice resistant to impact compared to non glare plastic.
Its non glare property makes it ideal for picture framing.
In general non glare acrylic material is relatively lightweight more impact resistant easier to fabricate and much stronger than non glare glass.
Plexiglass non glare textures p95 and digital acrylic sheets.
Optix ng heavy matte is a non glare acrylic sheet ideal for signage silk screening and point of purchase displays.
Pre cut to a standard picture frame size of 8 in.
Great for art and text.
Like standard acrylic clear non glare acrylic sheets are lightweight easy to fabricate and shatter resistant.
Simbalux acrylic sheet clear cast plexiglass 5 x 7 0 08 thick 2mm pack of 10 transparent plastic plexi glass board.
1 16 of over 2 000 results for non glare acrylic arttoframes 24x36 non glare plexi for picture and poster frames.
Matte level between p99 and p95.
The matte finish on this anti glare plastic sheet diffuses light and distorts the angle of reflection in many directions offering unobstructed views from almost any angle.
Non glare acrylic eliminates the disturbing glare that washes across the surface of glass impeding the view of the artwork.
Usually ships within 6 to 10 days.
Virtually indistinguishable from glass in a frame it is lightweight and shatter resistant.
Non glare acrylic sheet is a durable and lightweight alternative to traditional glass.
Clear non glare acrylic sheets also called p 99 has a matte finish designed to minimize glare and reflection from most viewing angles.
It is commonly used in art galleries and museums to display artwork prints and photographs.