Transparency-Changing Acrylic - Turns opaque when heated steel

Transparency-Changing Acrylic - Turns opaque when heated steelThis acrylic plastic (PMMA) changes its transmittance of light and solar radiation as a function of temperature. The transparency changes gradually as the ambient temperature rises from 24C to 31C. The change in transparency is reversed completely when the acrylic cools down again. Used for: The acrylic is used as a self regulating shading material. It is used in skylights, faade elements, canopies, bus shelters, and greenhouses. Details: The change

The sheet can be overmoulded by injection moulding to add more complex geometries such as hooks and bosses

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The supplier of this material is no longer in business

The cotton is obtained from waste materials such as discarded textiles from industrial laundries and cut-offs from the textile industry

The hooks can be created on nearly any type of coiled metal

The sample measures 90 mm x 90 mm x 20 mm

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You can get a good understanding of the content by skimming the table of content of volume 1 and volume 2

You can use the material sample for reference

It is available in both standard and heavy-duty variants sold in rolls with a width of 114

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