Usa Industrials PS-CACC-8 Cast Acrylic Sheet Red

Product Description

The USA INDUSTRIALS PS-CACC-8 is a red cast acrylic sheet measuring 96 inches long by 48 inches wide by approximately 0.19 inches (3/16 inches) thick. Cast acrylic is a rigid thermoplastic manufactured by a cell-casting process that produces consistent thickness, high optical clarity, and superior surface hardness compared to extruded acrylic. This sheet weighs 37.65 pounds and ships as a single unit. It is a raw material stock item handled by fabricators, machinists, and industrial tradespeople who cut, drill, route, or thermoform it into finished components.

Cast acrylic sheet in this size is a standard full-sheet format used in light industrial and commercial fabrication environments. Typical applications include fabricated tanks, sight windows, machine guards, display enclosures, and signage panels. The red color makes it well suited for applications requiring color-coded identification, safety indicators, or decorative panel work. This sheet is large enough to yield multiple finished parts from a single piece, reducing material waste on production runs.

Key Features

• Cast acrylic construction provides high strength and moisture resistance for demanding fabrication applications
• Full-sheet dimensions of 96 inches x 48 inches support high-yield part cutting
• 0.19 inch (3/16 inch) nominal thickness suitable for tanks, windows, and enclosure panels
• Red color consistent throughout the sheet for color-coded or decorative end uses
• Single-unit packaging preserves surface integrity during handling and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cast acrylic stock sheet for industrial and commercial fabrication use wherever a 96 inches x 48 inches x 3/16 inches red acrylic panel is specified.

Installation Notes

This sheet is a raw material and must be cut, drilled, or formed to final dimensions by a qualified fabricator or machinist using tooling appropriate for thermoplastics. Use carbide or high-speed-steel blades and bits with low feed rates to prevent edge chipping and stress cracking. Remove any protective masking film only at the time of final installation or bonding. Follow applicable local codes and material safety data sheet guidance when machining or solvent-bonding acrylic.