Test Data Results
Test Data Results
ANSI Z 97.1, American National Standard for Safety Glazing Materials Used in Buildings
The following products meet this specification at the minimum thickness indicated:
| PRODUCT | THICKNESS |
| ACRYLITE® extruded sheet | 0.080" |
| ACRYLITE® Optical mar-resistant sheet | 0.060" |
| ACRYLITE® cast sheet | 0.080" |
| ACRYLITE® Resist 65 sheet | 0.060" |
Model Building Codes for use as a Light Transmitting Plastic
ACRYLITE® sheet and molding compounds are listed with the International Code Council in report ICC-ES ESR-1260.
| †ACRYLITE Resist 45 sheet in thicknesses 0.060" and 0.236" passes the requirements for CC2 classification per the necessary test reports ‡These values are not listed in the building code report |
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| PRODUCT | ESR-1260 |
| ACRYLITE® extruded sheet | CC2 0.055" - 0.500" |
| ACRYLITE® Optical mar-resistant sheet | CC2 0.060" - 0.500" |
| ACRYLITE® cast sheet | CC2 0.060" - 1.250" |
| ACRYLITE® Resist 45 sheet | † |
| ACRYLITE® Resist 65 sheet | CC2 0.060" - 0.236" |
| ACRYLITE® LED sign grade sheet | CC2 0.118", 0.177" |
NY City MEA #s:
ACRYLITE® cast (GP) sheet 144-80-M
ACRYLITE® extruded (FF) sheet 145-80-M
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Safety Standard for Architectural Glazing Materials
The following products were suitable for use (under original version of this standard, written in 1977) under 16.CFR.1201, Cagetories I&II (ACRYLITE® cast (GP) sheet, ACRYLITE® extruded (FF) sheet, ACRYLITE® Optical mar-resistant sheet).
Note: The tests prescribed for this specification no longer apply to plastic materials because they have been found to be "not reasonably necessary to eliminate or reduce risk of injury" (Federal Regulation Vol. 47 #124, Monday, June 28, 1982 p. 27856). Therefore, all plastic materials are suitable for use under this application.