At Piedmont Plastics, our mirrored acrylic is among the most popular products we offer. It’s impact-resistant, lightweight, and cost-effective. Here, we discuss the many uses of acrylic mirrors and some of the best reasons for using acrylic mirrors for your manufacturing product

Dibond is a rigid, lightweight material popular for use as indoor or outdoor signage, temporary or semi-permanent installations, printing surfaces, fine art substrates, and more.

There are generally two types of material used for covers in frames—acrylic and glass. While glass is often seen as the traditional choice, acrylic is swiftly overtaking glass in popularity for a number of reasons.

PEEK, more formally known as polyetheretherketone, is a high-performance engineering thermoplastic with unique characteristics.

The lighting industry has long used translucent glass and plastics for various aesthetic and functional purposes. As lighting shifts from traditional sources to LED-based, solid-state lighting technology, the materials used for effective light diffusion have also changed

PVC foam panels are an excellent replacement for traditional materials such as plywood, but they are also becoming the preferred industry option for many applications

Outdoor furniture comes in a range of shapes and sizes, depending on the needs of the manufacturer and consumer. HDPE plastic sheet is made to be low-maintenance, long-lasting, and environmentally safe

Ever since clear acrylic came on the market, there has been the question of what is better—acrylic or glass?

Sturdy construction is essential for the safe and efficient operation of marine craft as it navigates both the water and the weather.

PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol) is a transparent sheet material made from thermoplastic polyester. It is known for its superior clarity and light transmission combined with a high gloss surface finish.

This month, members of Piedmont Plastics’ sign and graphics team attended the International Sign Expo in Atlanta, Georgia!

Delrin® is the brand name for polyoxymethylene (POM), also commonly referred to as acetal, and is a popular material for injection molding and machining.