Product Properties

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Product Properties
  • Working with ACRYLITE®
  • Test Data Results
  • Fire Test Performance
  • Equipment Materials and Suppliers
  • Product Properties
  • Care & Maintenance
  • Application Advice
  • Cementing
  • Glazing
  • General Reference Documents
  • Acrylic vs Glass

Product Properties

The heat combustion of ACRYLITE®

ACRYLITE® acrylic sheet is a polymeric material or Poly-Methylmethacrylate (PMMA). The heat of combustion for PMMA is 26.8 KJ/g as measured in a bomb calorimeter.1

1Richard N. Walters, Stacey M. Hackett, and Richard E. Lyon. Heats of Combustion of High Temperature Polymers. Retrieved August 30, 2006, from Federal Aviation Administration website.

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