Clear Acrylic Sheets - Canada

Premium cast clear acrylic in 1mm–25mm thickness. Canada-wide shipping from North York, Ontario.

What Is Cast Clear Acrylic?

Cast acrylic, also known as plexiglass, PMMA, or Perspex, is a transparent thermoplastic created by pouring liquid monomer into molds under controlled conditions. This process yields exceptional clarity, consistent thickness, and higher surface hardness compared to extruded alternatives.

Cast acrylic exhibits no internal stresses, making it more stable and ideal for laser cutting, CNC machining, and precision fabrication. It transmits over 92% of visible light - surpassing many glass types in optical clarity.

Key Properties

  • 92%+ light transmission - clearer than glass
  • Impact resistance 10–12× stronger than ordinary glass
  • Lightweight - approximately half the weight of glass
  • Temperature range: −40°C to +90°C
  • Excellent UV resistance when UV-stabilized
  • Machinable: cutting, drilling, thermoforming, engraving
  • Recyclable material (PMMA)

Thickness & Size Guide

ThicknessStandard SizesBest Applications
1–3mm24×48", 48×96"Crafts, light covers, decorative panels
5–6mm24×48", 48×96"Sneeze guards, retail displays, signage
8–10mm24×48", 48×96"Partitions, protective barriers, aquariums
12–15mm24×48", 48×96"Structural panels, machine guards
18–25mmCustomHeavy-duty industrial applications

Common Applications in Canada

Windows & Skylights

UV-stabilized clear acrylic lets in natural light while providing weather protection for Canadian climates.

Sneeze Guards & Barriers

6–8mm clear acrylic is the standard for retail counters, restaurant shields, and office partitions.

Display Cases

Excellent optical clarity makes cast acrylic the preferred material for jewelry, retail, and museum displays.

Laser Cutting & Engraving

Cast acrylic produces clean, polished laser-cut edges and crisp engraved designs.

Aquariums & Tanks

Impact-resistant acrylic is safer and lighter than glass for custom aquariums and water features.

Architectural Glazing

Used in canopies, walkway covers, and architectural features where safety and clarity are both required.