ARE -Plexiglas Lunch & Learn

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by Make Your Creative Visions a Reality: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Plexiglas® Acrylic – but were afraid to ask

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  • 1. byMake Your Creative Visions a Reality: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Plexiglas Acrylic but were afraid to ask

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  • Goal
  • To provide a basicoverview of several transparent plastics that are being used in Retail Design.With a specific, in-depth emphasis on Acrylic.
  • Agenda
  • Transparent Plastics in Retail
    • Acrylic
    • Polycarbonate
    • PETG
  • Acrylic
    • Application Markets
    • Physical characteristic
    • Performance Factors
  • Plexiglas in Retail Markets
  • A Case Study Best Buy
  • Recent Innovations from Plexiglas
  • A look to the future
  • How can we help?

4. Common Transparent Plastics Used in Retail

  • Acrylic
    • Plexiglas
    • Acrylite
    • Optix
  • PETG
    • Vivak
    • Ultros
    • Spectar

Polycarbonate Lexan Tuffak Makrolon Key Features ++ ++ +++ ++ Color Versatility ++++ + PC +++ ++ PETG ++ +++ Acrylic + +++ Glass Impact Resistance Optics / Clarity 5. Transportation Security Sign Aerospace Construction Medical Electronics Automotive Wide Range of End Markets Retail Light/Optics ACRYLIC 6. Available options for Acrylic

  • Custom Grades
  • Various Patterns and textures
  • Wide range of thickness
    • .060 to > 2.000 thick
  • Broad Range of Color Systems
    • Transparent
    • Translucent
    • Solar Tints
    • Fluorescents
    • Frosted / Diffusing
    • Edge Colors
    • Opaque
    • Day/Night

7. TRANSPARENT 8. DAY NIGHT COLORS 9. What can you do with Acrylic?

    • Cutting
    • Machining
    • Finishing
    • Forming
    • Fastening

Almost anything with regard to Fabrication 10. CUTTING 11.

    • Cutting
    • Machining
    • Finishing
    • Forming
    • Fastening

What can you do with Acrylic? Almost anything with regard to Fabrication 12. MACHINING 13.

    • Cutting
    • Machining
    • Finishing
    • Forming
    • Fastening

What can you do with Acrylic? Almost anything with regard to Fabrication 14. 15.

    • Cutting
    • Machining
    • Finishing
    • Forming
    • Fastening

What can you do with Acrylic? Almost anything with regard to Fabrication 16. FORMING 17.

    • Cutting
    • Machining
    • Finishing
    • Forming
    • Fastening

What can you do with Acrylic? Almost anything with regard to Fabrication 18. FASTENING 19. WHY are we HERE? Source CEH 7% CAGR* *CAGR-Compound Average Growth Rate Metric Tons Fabrication 20. Innovations for Retail/ Signage Colors & Patterns Projection Screens Edge-Lit Sheets Edge Effects Frosted Family Security Barrier Impact Grades LED Lighting 21.

  • The reason we used acrylic was that we wanted a thicker, stable easel to help support the pricing information. The part needed to have a higher end look, and as the acrylic would relatively never receive impacts or stress, acrylic was our best solution.

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  • It was important to have crisp looking parts for a good looking display, with clean, flame polished edges.

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  • shows a special part created for this display, and combines the upper end look we want from acrylic,

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  • This example uses a bead-blasted clear acrylic to help provide 3 items
  • showcase the Geek brand,
  • provide privacy for the technician behind the wall, and
  • allow the technician to have visibility to the sales floor.

25. Innovations for Retail/ Signage Colors & Patterns Projection Screens Edge-Lit Sheets Edge Effects Frosted Family Security Barrier Impact Grades LED Lighting 26. Plexiglas ELIT II

    • Thin Profile
      • Slimmer and Sleeker displays
      • Enables to meet ADA Requirements
    • Aesthetics
      • No light tubes visible to interfere with graphic / image quality
    • Green Storyline
      • Efficiency
        • Better able to utilize energy efficient light systems
      • Less materials
        • 6 to 10 metal case not needed

27. Plexiglas ELIT II

    • Thin Profile
      • Slimmer and Sleeker displays
      • Enables to meet ADA Requirements
    • Aesthetics
      • No light tubes visible to interfere with graphic / image quality
    • Green Storyline
      • Efficiency
        • Better able to utilize energy efficient light systems
      • Less materials
        • 6 to 10 metal case not needed
    • Can be bentfor use on a curved surface
      • Use on pillar / column

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  • Menu boards
  • Shelving
  • Partitions
  • Luminous displays
  • Directories

Menu Boards POP Interior Parts Advertising Applications forPlexiglas Elit II

  • Advertising Signs
  • City Posters
  • Way finding signs
  • Large photographs
  • Many others

29. Innovations for Retail/ Signage Colors & Patterns Projection Screens Edge-Lit Sheets Edge Effects Frosted Family Security Barrier Impact Grades LED Lighting 30. Plexiglas Frosted

  • Dramatic, rich effects while hiding light source
  • Shatter-resistant and UL listed
  • Resists scratches
  • Hides fingerprints and smudges
  • Virtually maintenance-free
  • Allows maximum light transmission while diffusing the light

31. Innovations for Retail/ Signage Colors & Patterns Projection Screens Edge-Lit Sheets Edge Effects Frosted Family Security Barrier Impact Grades LED Lighting 32. Rear Projection Screens http:// modernisticinc .com/index2. htm

  • Exceptional Image quality
  • Lightweight
  • Eye catching designs with high stopping power
  • Easy tocut, drill, rout, finish and cement
  • Common application areas DigitalSignage, Tradeshows and Exhibits

33. 34. Innovations for Retail/ Signage Colors & Patterns Projection Screens Edge-Lit Sheets Edge Effects Frosted Family Security Barrier Impact Grades LED Lighting 35. Plexiglas EdgeFX

  • Dynamic color changing effect
  • Two eye-catching color combinations
  • One-side frosted or standard
  • High-polish finish
  • Frosted surface hides fingerprints
  • Fabricates and thermoforms as easily as standard acrylic

36. Innovations for Retail/ Signage Colors & Patterns Projection Screens Edge-Lit Sheets Edge Effects Frosted Family Security Barrier Impact Grades LED Lighting 37. What the future holds

  • Mechanical Modifications
    • Optics
    • Colors
    • Textures
  • Processes Combinations
    • Lamination
    • Coating
    • Co-extrusion
  • Polymer Combinations
    • New substrates with unique properties
    • Greener Products

38. What the future holds

  • Mechanical Modifications
    • Optics
    • Colors
    • Textures
  • Processes Combinations
    • Lamination
    • Coating
    • Co-extrusion
  • Polymer Combinations
    • New substrates with unique properties
    • Greener Products

Art tower 39. What the future holds

  • Mechanical Modifications
    • Optics
    • Colors
    • Textures
  • Processes Combinations
    • Lamination
    • Coating
    • Co-extrusion
  • Polymer Combinations
    • New substrates with unique properties
    • Greener Products

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  • Recyclable&Reusable -Altuglas working with channel partners
  • Laird Plastics[email_address]
  • Enabler- Plexiglas continues innovate to enablesustainable developments

What the future holds

  • Sustainability
  • Acrylic does NOT provide a GREEN carbon footprint but provides support for advancements
    • LED LightingDay-lightingPV (Photovoltaic)

41. Available Help from Altuglas

  • Customized Webinars
  • Fabrication seminars
  • Onsite Demonstrations
  • Plexiglas web site
  • www.plexiglas.com
    • Color chip gallery
    • Plexiglas Expert System
  • Plexiglas web store
    • Samples available for mock up displays
  • Fabrication CD
  • Color Lab
  • Development center with pilot plant capabilities

42. 43. Thank you for your time and attention 44. BACK UP SLIDES 45. Key Features of Acrylic in Retail Environment

  • Optically Clear Transparency.. 92% Light Transmission
  • Impact Resistance. Stronger than glass (16x)
  • Light Weight < 50% glass,