PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate) or poly(methyl 2-methylpropenoate) is commonly called acrylic glass or just acrylic, is a hard, stiff material with excellent UV stability, low water absorption and high abrasion resistance. PMMA has outstanding outdoor weathering properties and can even be polished to restore transparency. PMMA transmits more light than glass. PMMA is suited for temperatures up to 200 degrees fahrenheit, Polypropylene Film, PP Film can withstand up to 300 degrees fahrenheit

The most advanced design applications of curved and coated glass, samples of hybrid glass-ceramics and  synthetic crystals, sandwich panels in which sheets of glass are coupled with other materials. New uses of traditional techniques such as blown glass and mobile phone applications. High transparency makes this material an excellent choice for contact lenses. Our films include many types of coatings, such as silicone, adhesive, premask, corona, print treatments, etc. for labels, printing, and protective purposes. Current research on PMMA Films for re-writable holographic optical storage and as a replacement for printing heads. This new storage medium for electronic devices could yet again change the way the world stores information.