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CNC Machining in PMMA Material

At Jiangzhi, we specialize in custom CNC machining acrylic components with high clarity, smooth finishes, and dimensional accuracy. Whether it’s a single prototype or a batch of custom CNC acrylic parts, we deliver consistent results every time.

Our PMMA CNC machining services are ideal for industries like:Electronics (displays, light guides, indicator panels), Medical (transparent enclosures, diagnostic covers), Retail & Display (POS displays, signage, covers), Consumer Products (light fixtures, decorative panels).We ensure every CNC acrylic part meets your expectations in terms of both function and appearance.

Price $$$
Tolerances ±0.015mm
Maximum Part Size 2000mm x 1500mm x 500mm
Minimum Feature Size Φ 0.6mm
Wall Thickness 0.8mm
Lead Time About 3-6 days

CNC Machining Acrylic Plasti

CNC machining of acrylic plastic (PMMA) is favored for its outstanding optical clarity, excellent machinability, and dimensional stability. Using optimized milling techniques, we minimize chipping and produce polished parts with sharp, clear edges, making it ideal for applications requiring high transparency—up to 92% light transmission—and detailed CNC engraving.
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) Elongation at Break Hardness Impact Strength Heat Deflection Heat Deflection Temperature Melting Point
48–76Mpa 2–10% M95–100 16–21J/m 95℃ 95–100°C No distinct melting point (Tg ≈ 105°C)

Advantages & Disadvantages of Acrylic CNC Machining

When evaluating CNC PMMA machining for your application, weighing both the advantages and challenges of CNC acrylic plastic machining helps you make more informed, cost-effective decisions.

Advantages

Disadvantages

Surface Finishing Options for CNC Acrylic Parts

To enhance both the appearance and functionality of your CNC machined acrylic components, we offer a range of surface finishing services. Whether you need glossy polished edges, frosted textures, or precise engraving for branding and labeling, our finishing processes ensure your cnc milling acrylic parts achieve the perfect balance of clarity and durability.

Standard finish with visible tool marks; suitable for functional prototypes and internal components.

Uses abrasive media to create a uniform matte or satin finish; also improves coating adhesion on plastic or metal surfaces.

Adds logos, text, or identification marks via silk screen or pad printing, ideal for branding or part tracking.

Removes machining marks and evens out surface texture; ideal for prototypes and parts where appearance is not critical.

Painting and powder coating provide colorful, durable, and corrosion-resistant finishes.

Deposits metal layers such as nickel or chrome on parts, improving wear resistance, conductivity, and aesthetic quality.

Produces a smooth, glossy finish; commonly applied to plastics like PC or PMMA for enhanced clarity and premium look.

Chemical treatment for ferrous metals, creating a dark, corrosion-resistant surface with minimal thickness.

Electrochemical process for aluminum that enhances corrosion and wear resistance, with options for colored finishes.

Yes. Acrylic is easy to machine and produces parts with excellent clarity and fine detail. It’s ideal for optical or display-related components.
Absolutely. CNC acrylic engraving offers clean, precise results for logos, symbols, or text. It’s great for both aesthetic and functional labeling.
CNC offers higher dimensional accuracy and clean edges for thicker parts, while laser cutting can leave slightly melted edges. CNC is better for complex 3D geometries.
With proper toolpath strategy and feeds/speeds, PMMA machining can minimize the risk of cracking or chipping. We use specialized tools to maintain edge quality.
We can machine from thin sheets (1mm) to thick acrylic blocks (up to 100mm or more), depending on your application.
Yes, we can provide an initial estimate. However, for precise pricing on CNC machining acrylic, we’ll need a CAD file or drawing.
Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) Elongation at Break Hardness Impact Strength Heat Deflection Heat Deflection Temperature Melting Point
48–76Mpa 53.4% Rockwell R100 411 J/m 94 °C 97.4 ℃ 267℃
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