Plexiglas

Used for windows and lighting fixtures.

A tough, light, flexible thermoplastic used in the form of sheeting and film for packaging, damp-proofing, and as a vapor barrier.

A hard, tough, stable thermoplastic that is easily colored, molded, expanded, or rolled into sheeting.

Any of various tough, flexible plastics made from polyvinyl resin.

plexiglas

The proprietary name for a transparent weather-resistant acrylic sheet.

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Frequency spectra of the signals reflected by boundary plexiglas adhesive and backwall of adhesive.

A search of the Aircraft Spruce website uncovered six Plexiglas rain repellent products that were also advertised as windshield cleaners.

Caption: Pellets burrow through millimeter-thick Plexiglas plates.

Be aware: There is a danger of heating the Plexiglas too hot.

The original sketches were enlarged and placed under the clear Plexiglas panels which measure 90 cm by 120 cm.

Plexiglas safety doors slide into place when the platform is raised to ensure workers don't Fall off the end while completing their tasks.

The Plexiglas only comes in 8-foot lengths, however, and the pool would be 10 feet wide where it transitioned from inside to out.

He has provided the launching pad for rayon, synthetic rubber, Bakelite, Plexiglas, vinyl, and Teflon.

Now the small group ventured back to some plexiglas rooms.

or thinner Plexiglas or plastic at any home center.