Collection: Acrylic - by color

Acrylic sheet material for laser cutting

Acrylic sheet material for laser cutting is the broad starting point for PMMA and plexiglass at Laser Cut Supply. Use this collection to first choose the visual effect: crystal-clear transparent, colored, tinted, opal, mirrored, matte, fluorescent, or Acrysign for letters and signage. Then, navigate to the specific product for thickness, size, and product details.

Acrylic, plexiglass, and PMMA

Acrylic, plexiglass, and PMMA are often used interchangeably in practice. At the collection level, what matters most is which finish suits your design. Transparent acrylic is the clear choice. Colored acrylic combines color, effect, and finish. Opal acrylic diffuses light more softly. Mirror acrylic provides a reflective effect. Matte acrylic variants reduce glare. Acrysign focuses on opaque PMMA sheets for letters, POS materials, and branding.

Transparent, XT, or cast acrylic

Transparent acrylic is crystal-clear PMMA of cast quality and is the obvious choice when clarity, light transmission, and a neat appearance are important. Transparent acrylic XT is the extruded variant. If you are in doubt between GS and XT, use the explanation about cast acrylic when engraving and finish are important.

Color, light, reflection, and matte finish

Choose colored acrylic when color is part of the design. Look at tinted acrylic when transparency and color are both important. Choose opal acrylic when light diffusion or a milky appearance is desired. Mirror acrylic suits reflective accents, displays, and decorative details. Matte acrylic and the satin variants are logical when you are looking for less gloss or a calmer look. Choose fluorescent acrylic for striking edges and bright accents.

Acrysign and visible communication

Acrysign is an 8 mm thick, opaque PMMA sheet with one matte and one glossy side. Use Acrysign when letters, signage, POS materials, or branding are more important than transparency.

Related collections

If you are not looking for PMMA but, for example, Mylar film, PET-G, PET felt, engraving laminate, Biopanel, or Fibernyl, go to Plastics & films. If you want to compare acrylic with wood, MDF, foam, or cardboard, start at All materials or use the Material selection tool.

General applications and ordering

Acrylic is often considered for signage, displays, interior details, labels, personalization, scale models, and presentation models. Use this collection to choose the effect first. Then, select the product, thickness, and size. If you want to try small pieces, check out the MakerBox acrylic or Value bundles.

Explore further

• Transparent acrylic
• Transparent acrylic XT
• Colored acrylic
• Opal acrylic
• Mirror acrylic
• Matte acrylic
• Fluorescent acrylic
• Acrysign
• Plastics & films
• Explanation about cast acrylic
• MakerBox acrylic

Frequently asked questions

Is acrylic the same as plexiglass or PMMA?
Acrylic is often called plexiglass or PMMA. For your choice, the finish is most important: transparent, colored, opal, mirror, matte, fluorescent, or Acrysign.

Where do I start if I am looking for clear material?
Start with transparent acrylic. If you are in doubt between cast and extruded, read the explanation about cast acrylic.

Where do I start if color or effect is important?
Go to colored acrylic or directly choose an effect variant such as opal, mirror, matte, fluorescent, or Acrysign.

When do I choose Acrysign?
Choose Acrysign when letters, signage, POS materials, or branding are central and transparency is not the goal.

What if I am not looking for PMMA?
Then go to Plastics & films for materials such as Mylar film, PET-G, PET felt, engraving laminate, Biopanel, and Fibernyl.