LaserMax Tri-Layer

The Rowmark product and engineering teams developed this revolutionary tri-layer sheet to help customers increase fabrication speed by eliminating secondary processes such as paint filling or additional lamination. This new line presents unique design opportunities for customers who laser and rotary engrave.

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Main Specifications

Material:

Microsurfaced Impact Acrylic

Finish:

Matte non-glare

Sheet Size:

24-1/8" x 48-3/4" // 613mm x 1238mm

Engraving Depth:

.003" // 0.08mm
.008" // 0.20mm

Attributes:

Laserable Rotary Engravable Front Engravable UV-LED Printable Indoor Use Outdoor Weatherable UV Stable

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Usage:

Interior Signage

Exterior Signage

Personal Identification

Trophies and Awards

Plaques

Control Panels

Safety Signage

Capabilities:

Scores

Saws

Drills

Shears

Laser Vector Cuts

Bevels

Heat Bendable

Screen Prints

Hot Stamps

Bonds

Permits Fine Engraving

UV Stable

UV Printable

Silk Screens

Outdoor Weatherable

Physical Properties

IZOD Impact Strength

Notched at 73°F (22.78°C)

Value:1.10 ft lbs/in

ASTM Method:D-256

Tensile Strength

To break

Value:5,500 psi

ASTM Method:D-638

Flexural Strength

Load to stretch outer surface 5%

Value:10,300 psi

ASTM Method:D-790

Specific Gravity

Value:1.15

ASTM Method:D-792

Rockwell Hardness

Value:M45

ASTM Method:D-785

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Deflection Temperature

Temperature at which material deflects .010" (.254mm) at 264 psi

Value:175°F (79.44°C)

ASTM Method:D-648

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion

Inch/inch/°F

Value:5.6 x 10^-5

ASTM Method:D-696

Vicat Softening Point

Temperature for needle to penetrate 1mm (90°F/hr, 2.2 lbs)

Value:208°F (97.78°C)

ASTM Method:D-1525

Temperature for needle to penetrate 1mm (90°F/hr, 11.0 lbs)

Value:187°F (86.11°C)

ASTM Method:D-1525

Additional Information

LaserMax softens at about 200°F (93.33°C) sufficiently so that it can be bent as needed. It can be sawed, drilled and bonded.

The base material was tested for flammability by Underwriters Laboratories. The material is rated 94 HB on the UL 94 test.

California Proposition 65 Warning

* Some LaserMax® foils are not recommended for applications in which UV stability is a requirement.