Usa Industrials PS-CACT-22 Cast Acrylic Sheet Gray

Product Description

The USA INDUSTRIALS PS-CACT-22 is a gray cast acrylic sheet measuring 48 inches long by 48 inches wide by 0.125 inches thick. Cast acrylic is manufactured by a cell-casting process that produces a denser, more uniform material than extruded acrylic, resulting in higher strength, better optical clarity, and improved resistance to moisture. At 12.38 pounds per sheet, this panel is suitable for light-to-medium fabrication work including tanks, sight windows, machine guards, and display enclosures. Machinists, fabricators, and maintenance technicians commonly work with this material using standard woodworking or metalworking tools.

Cast acrylic sheet is used across a range of industrial and commercial applications where a rigid, moisture-resistant transparent or translucent panel is needed. Common applications include fabricated fluid containment tanks, inspection windows, protective glazing, signage substrates, and equipment enclosures. The gray color of this sheet makes it a practical choice where light diffusion or reduced visibility through the panel is required. It is sold as a single sheet per package.

Key Features

• Cell-cast construction provides higher strength and density compared to extruded acrylic
• Moisture-resistant material suitable for tank and wet-environment fabrication
• Full 48 inches x 48 inches panel offers a large workable surface for custom cuts
• 0.125-inch thickness suitable for light-duty glazing, guards, and enclosure panels
• Gray color provides light diffusion and reduced optical transparency
• Machinable with standard saws, drills, and routers

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cast acrylic sheet for industrial fabrication, tank construction, and glazing applications where a moisture-resistant rigid panel is required.

Installation Notes

Fabrication of cast acrylic sheet is typically performed by machinists or skilled tradespeople using carbide-tipped saw blades, twist drills, or router bits appropriate for plastics. Protective masking should remain on the sheet surface until fabrication is complete to prevent scratching. When cutting, use moderate feed rates and keep the material supported close to the cut line to prevent cracking. Follow applicable safety standards for eye and hand protection when machining acrylic.