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Acrylic Blocks

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DESCRIPTION

Clear cast acrylic blocks in sizes from 2″×2″×1″ up to 4″×4″×10″. Cut from solid cast acrylic and finished with diamond polishing and hand buffing - sharp corners, sharp edges, high gloss throughout. Optical-grade clarity at 92% light transmission and a refractive index of 1.49. Lighter than glass, dimensionally stable, and machines without stress-crazing.

Used as display risers and bases in retail, galleries, and museums. Engraved for awards, trophies, and architectural signage. Machined and CNC-milled for precision prototyping and custom fabricated components. Used in architectural scale models, photography props, and educational optical demonstrations. White and black blocks available up to 1″ thick. Clear blocks available in special order up to 6″ thick - contact us via the custom order form.

Fabrication available in-house: cut to size, edge polishing, UV printing, cementing, and drilled holes. 

Specifications:

·       Size range: 2″×2″×1″ up to 4″×4″×10″

·       Material: cast acrylic (PMMA) · 92% light transmission · refractive index ~1.49

·       Finish: diamond-polished · hand buffed · sharp corners and edges · high gloss

·       Color options: clear · white and black available up to 1″ thick

·       Special order: clear up to 6″ thick · contact us for custom sizes

·       Fabrication: cut to size · edge polishing · UV printing · cementing · drilled holes

·       Bulk pricing available

We can offer  white and black blocks up to 1" thick. Custom sizes available.
In clear blocks we can special order up to 6" thick. Contact us via our custom order form.

 

TECHNICAL DETAILS

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Acrylic Shapes

Cast acrylic blocks, cubes, spheres, and cabochons - optical-grade material at 92%+ light transmission and a refractive index of 1.49, polished to a glass-like finish. Four shapes, multiple size ranges, clear and colored options. In stock at 345 Canal Street and available for same-day pickup, bulk orders, and custom fabrication.

Acrylic cubes and spheres

Cubes and blocks are used as display risers, award bases, signage bases, architectural models, and precision-machined components for engineering and prototyping. Cabochons - polished half-domes with flat backs - are used in jewelry, resin art, signage lenses, and optical demonstration. Spheres run from ¼″ up to 4″ diameter, including the rare 4″ size, and are used across retail displays, STEM education, optics work, sculpture, and photography props. Colored spheres in amber orange, blue, green, pink, purple, and red transparent are in stock alongside clear.

All shapes are cast acrylic - superior optical clarity and dimensional stability compared to extruded. Fabrication services available in-house: cut to size, edge polishing, UV printing, cementing, and drilled holes. Bulk pricing available for quantity orders - Contact us via our custom order form.

What’s in the collection:

·       Acrylic Blocks - rectangular solids, polished edges, multiple size configurations

·       Acrylic Cubes - ¼″ to 2″ · tumble-polished or sharp diamond edges

·       Acrylic Cabochons - ⅜″ to 3″ half-domes · mirror-polished convex surface

·       Clear Acrylic Spheres - ¼″ to 4″ diameter · precision-polished

·       Colored Acrylic Spheres - Amber Orange, Blue, Green, Pink, Purple, Red · transparent cast

Fabrication services:

·       Cut to size

·       Edge polishing

·       UV printing

·       Cementing

Quick Reference

Shape

Size Range

Finish Options

Common Uses

Cubes

¼″ to 2″

Tumble-polished or sharp diamond edges

Display risers, teaching tools, fabrication

Blocks

2″×2″×1″ up to 4″×4″×10″

Sharp or rounded, polished edges

Awards, signage bases, architectural models

Cabochons

⅜″ to 3″ diameter (half-domes)

Mirror-polished convex dome

Jewelry, resin art, signage, optical demos

Spheres

¼″ to 4″ diameter

Precision-polished finish

Displays, optics, STEM, art, prototyping