Plaskolite Inc 1AG1175A Acrylic Sheet 36x72 in 0.100 Thick

Product Description

The PLASKOLITE INC 1AG1175A is a standard-grade cast acrylic sheet measuring 36 inches x 72 inches with a 0.100-inch thickness. Acrylic sheet of this type is used as a rigid, transparent glazing and fabrication material across a wide range of construction, HVAC, and light-diffusion applications. At 11.08 pounds per sheet, it is lightweight enough for single-person handling while offering solid impact resistance compared to standard glass. Contractors, fabricators, and trade professionals cut, drill, and bond this material using common shop tools without requiring specialty equipment.

This acrylic sheet is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a clear, rigid panel is needed. Typical uses include light diffuser panels in drop-ceiling fluorescent and LED troffer fixtures, protective glazing in display cases, HVAC return-air grille inserts, and general fabrication projects requiring a flat, transparent sheet. The 36 x 72 inch format is a widely used size that minimizes waste when cutting standard fixture dimensions.

Key Features

• Standard-grade acrylic construction suitable for glazing, diffuser, and fabrication uses
• 36 inches x 72 inches sheet size fits common fixture and panel openings
• 0.100-inch thickness provides a rigid, lightweight panel profile
• 11.08 pounds per sheet supports easy single-person handling and installation
• Can be cut, drilled, and routed with standard woodworking or fabrication tools

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style replacement or new-install acrylic sheet for residential and commercial lighting fixtures, display glazing, and general construction panel applications.

Installation Notes

Acrylic sheet fabrication and installation is typically performed by electricians, general contractors, or HVAC technicians depending on the end application. Always de-energize any lighting fixture or HVAC unit before removing or installing panel components. Score-and-snap or saw cutting with a fine-tooth blade is recommended; remove protective masking film only after final fitting to prevent surface scratching. Follow applicable local building codes when using acrylic as a glazing or diffuser material in occupied spaces.