This clear-transparent multi-skin sheet offers the clearest possible view and has a smooth, water-dispersing coating on all sides. As a specialty impact resistant extruded material, it offers the highest light transmission of any insulating rigid glazing available.

ACRYLITE® Alltop high impact UV filtering

ACRYLITE® Alltop high impact UV filtering multi-skin sheet is a specialty impact resistant, extruded acrylic. ACRYLITE® Alltop special wide-rib 16 mm multi-skin includes a NO DRIP coating on all surface sides of the sheet (inside, exterior and flues). Water condensing on NO DRIP spreads into a film, scattering less light than droplets of water. The coating also helps prevent water from dripping on plants and puddles on greenhouse floors that promote algae growth, insect breeding grounds, and safety hazards for workers. Unlike coatings on other glazing products that wear off, our manufacturing technology makes the No-Drip feature an integral part of ACRYLITE® acrylic sheet.

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ACRYLITE® Alltop high impact UV transmitting

ACRYLITE® Alltop high impact UV transmitting multi-skin acrylic has the highest light transmission of any insulating rigid glazing available. ACRYLITE® UV transmitting double wall sheets allow researchers to simulate outdoor growing conditions in tightly-controlled environments. Utilizing the full light spectrum, eliminating the need for expensive UV lighting systems. It was designed for commercial & institutional greenhouses where an extremely high light transmission is required. ACRYLITE® Alltop goes further, with NO DRIP coating on all inside surfaces and the top surface. Water condensing on NO DRIP spreads into a film, scattering less light than droplets of water. The coating also helps prevents water puddles on greenhouse floors that promote algae growth, insect breeding grounds, and safety hazards for workers.

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A New Normal for the 'Open Floor Plan' in a Local Orthodontics Office

Many orthodontic offices use an open floor plan for routine work on braces. In the past, this was not considered a hazard in regards to the spread of germs. Now, there's a new normal that can't be overlooked.

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