PMMA Resin

PMMA resin families

PMMA Resin – High-Performance Acrylic Plastic Material Supplier

What is PMMA Resin? Poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), commonly known as Acrylic Resin, is a transparent, high-performance thermoplastic known for exceptional optical clarity, UV resistance, and high surface hardness. PMMA is widely used in applications demanding glass-like transparency, impact resistance, and long-term outdoor durability.

At Suke Plastics, we manufacture and supply premium grades of PMMA resin, including:
✔ General-Purpose Injection Molding PMMA
✔ Impact-Modified PMMA
✔ Light Diffusion PMMA
✔ Weather-Resistant PMMA

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Key Properties of PMMA Resin

Exceptional Optical Clarity

Offers up to 92% light transmittance, delivering glass-like transparency for displays, lenses, and LED applications.

Superior Weather & UV Resistance

Maintains clarity and strength in outdoor use, resistant to yellowing, cracking, and UV exposure.

High Surface Hardness

Naturally scratch-resistant, harder than polycarbonate (PC) , making it ideal for high-durability surfaces and screens.

Impact-Modified Formulations Available

Special impact-resistant PMMA grades enhance toughness while retaining optical clarity.

Excellent Chemical & Solvent Resistance

Resistant to alcohols, oils, diluted acids, making it suitable for medical, signage, and display applications.

Easy to Process & Fabricate

Supports injection molding, thermoforming, and extrusion, allowing custom designs with high precision.

Applications of PMMA Plastic:

 Automotive Industry (Car dashboards, lighting covers, instrument panels)
Electronics & Displays (Screens, smartphone casings, TV panels, touchscreens)
LED Lighting Solutions (High-diffusion PMMA for uniform light distribution in LED applications)
 Architecture & Construction (Transparent roofing, signage, protective shields, and sound barriers)
Medical & Healthcare (Medical glass alternatives, lenses, and bio-compatible applications)
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Why Choose Suke Plastics for PMMA Resin?

ISO-Certified Manufacturing
Wide Range of PMMA Grades
Competitive Factory Pricing
Processing recommendations & material selection guidance
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PMMA Vs. pC Vs. PET Vs. PC/ABS

Choosing the Right Plastic for Your Application

PropertyPMMA (Acrylic)PC (Polycarbonate)PETPC/ABS
Transparency (%)90-92% (Superior optical clarity)~88-90% (Good but slightly lower)~89% (Lower than PMMA but good)Semi-transparent to opaque
Optical PropertiesHighly transparent, glass-like finishTransparent but may require coatingTransparent, often used in filmsGenerally opaque, better for strength
Impact ResistanceModerate (Brittle in thin sections)Very High (250x stronger than glass)High (Better than PMMA, more durable)High (Improved toughness over PC and ABS alone)
Scratch ResistanceVery High (Harder surface than PC)Low (Prone to scratching, needs coating)Moderate (Improved over PC)Low (Needs coatings for scratch resistance)
UV & Weather ResistanceExcellent (Does not yellow, long lifespan)Moderate (Turns yellow without coating)Moderate (Needs UV stabilizers)Moderate (Better than uncoated PC but still degrades over time)
Heat Resistance (°C)85-110°C120-140°C (Resistant to high heat)Up to ~120°C (Better than PMMA)125-140°C (Suitable for higher temperatures)
Moisture AbsorptionLow (<0.4%)Moderate (~0.15%)Low (~0.3-0.5%)Moderate (~0.2-0.5%)
Chemical ResistanceGood (Resistant to weak acids, alcohols)Moderate (Prone to solvent damage)Better (Resistant to acids and oils)Better than PC but not as good as PET
Processing EaseEasy for injection molding & thermoformingRequires higher temperature processingGood for molding & extrusionGood, commonly used in automotive parts and housings
Flammability (UL94 Rating)HB (Self-extinguishing variants available)V0 (With flame-retardant additives)HB to V0 (Depending on type)V0 (Flame-retardant versions available)
Cost LevelMedium (Affordable for optical applications)High (More expensive than PMMA)Medium (Varies by grade)Medium-High (Depends on PC/ABS ratio & additives)
Typical ApplicationsDisplays, lenses, LED light covers, signage, automotive trimsSafety glasses, helmets, automotive panels, medical devicesBottles, food containers, industrial films, fiber opticsAutomotive interior parts, electronics housings, structural components

Key Takeaways: the final material choice depends on application needs, durability expectations, and cost constraints.

PMMA is best for optical-grade applications like display screens, LED lighting covers, and lenses, thanks to its exceptional transparency and scratch resistance.
PC is superior in high-impact and high-heat applications, making it ideal for safety glasses, automotive parts, and medical devices.
PET is preferred for applications needing good toughness and chemical resistance, such as bottles, food packaging, and industrial fibers.
PC/ABS is used when both impact resistance and processability are key factors, with applications in automotive parts and electronic housings.

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