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Custom Acrylic Fabrication · Shenzhen, China · Since 2007

Custom acrylic & plexiglass parts,
built in one factory

Acrylic-led since 2007 — PMMA first, plus PC, PS and PETG on the same lines. Cutting, CNC routing, laser, heat bending, polishing, printing and bonding all run under our own roof — nothing subcontracted. ±0.3 mm general, ±0.1 mm on CNC features. Samples in 3–7 business days, production in 7–15 business days.

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01 Focus

Acrylic-ledsince 2007

Nineteen years with acrylic at the centre — PMMA first, with PC, PS and PETG alongside it. Cutting, routing, bending, polishing, bonding, printing and assembly form one stable process chain — not a sideline next to metal or wood.

02 Precision

Every step in-house±0.3 mm general

Ten lines on one site, nothing subcontracted. CNC routing and laser cutting hold ±0.1 mm, so parts fit the first time and edges line up across a run.

03 Delivery

Samples in 3–7 days7–15 days production

Samples ship with a written DFM note so structural risk is settled before you commit. On-time delivery above 98% across the last three years.

Meijie Acrylic entrance lobby in Bao'an, Shenzhen, with the company sign wall and an acrylic meeting table
01 / Front office Workshop and office at one address

Visitors are signed in at this desk and walk the lines on the same trip. The table itself is a 20 mm cast acrylic part we made.

Heat bending station at the Meijie plant, acrylic sheet held on a forming jig while an operator checks the angle
02 / Heat bending Heat bending, angle set by the jig

Sheet is softened in the oven and cooled on a forming jig, so the angle and radius repeat across a batch.

UV flatbed printing on acrylic sheet, with printed panels stacked on the bed
03 / UV printing UV printing in-house

Direct-to-sheet printing on the same site as cutting, so colour proofs and the production run use one setup.

Acrylic display boxes being bonded one by one on the assembly bench
04 / Bonding & assembly Bonding is judged by the seam

Aligned, solvent-bonded, clamped and left to cure. No bubbles and no crazing in the joint, then wiped and checked.

Finished acrylic orders stacked on pallets in the packing area, marked fragile
05 / Packing Palletised, marked, filmed

Cartons are corner-protected and marked fragile. We film the packed order before it leaves.

Illuminated acrylic display cabinet finished and tested before packing
06 / Finished Powered up before packing

Lit cabinets are switched on and dry-fitted before they are packed, which avoids rework on arrival.

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2007

Founded — nineteen years led by acrylic

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5000m²

Own plant, not rented workshop space

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10lines

Production lines running in parallel

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3–7days

First-article sample turnaround

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Why buyers move their acrylic work to us

Four things that go wrong with acrylic suppliers — and what we do instead

Most acrylic problems are not material problems. They are process problems that surface after the parts arrive: colour that does not match, edges that chip, holes that will not line up, guards that craze in service.

01

Parts arrive and do not fit

A drawing with wide-open tolerances gets quoted cheaply, then the mating parts fight each other on the line. We review the drawing before quoting and tell you which dimensions actually need tightening — and which are being over-specified.

02

Batch two does not match batch one

Colour drifts between acrylic lots and between suppliers. We retain an approved physical swatch per project and check every repeat run against that swatch, holding ΔE ≤ 2 rather than comparing to the last shipment.

03

Edges chip, or parts crack in service

Chip-out comes from feed rate, spindle speed, tool condition and part clamping — not from the sheet. Cracking usually comes from trapped stress. We anneal thick or heavily machined parts and control the cutting parameters per thickness.

04

Nobody tells you what is happening

Overseas orders stall on silence, not on production. You get a named contact, a photo update at first article and before packing, and replies within 12 business hours on GMT+8.

Capabilities

Nine application lines, one process chain

Six of the nine lines below — each a different set of requirements on the same machines — different thicknesses, tolerances, surface finishes and acceptance criteria.

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Industries

Pick your sector, not just your material

Acrylic is the same polymer in every one of these. What changes is what the part has to survive — coolant mist, hourly sanitiser, a 40-store rollout, or a show date that cannot move. Each page states the failure modes and the sheet we would actually specify.

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Manufacturing

What is actually on the floor

Equipment list matters less than whether the whole sequence sits on one site. Ours does — nothing is sent out for bending, polishing or printing.

CNC routing machines running in parallel on the Meijie acrylic shop floor
01

Sheet preparation

Panel saws and CNC routers handle cast sheet from 2 mm to 50 mm. Cast sheet is our default for machined and bent parts because it machines and polishes better than extruded; extruded is available where cost matters more than optical quality.

02

Cutting & routing

CNC routing to ±0.1 mm on critical features, laser cutting for thin sheet and intricate outlines, diamond polishing for a machined edge that reads as glass rather than sanded plastic.

03

Heat bending

Line bending and drape forming with a controlled 150–170 °C window. Thick sheet is pre-dried before forming — moisture is the main cause of bubbles and white haze in bent acrylic.

04

Printing & finishing

UV flatbed printing, screen printing, painting and frosting. Colour is matched to a physical swatch or to Pantone references, then sealed so it survives cleaning.

05

Bonding & assembly

Solvent bonding for optically clear joints, with jig-fixtured assembly so repeat units sit square. Bonded seams are inspected under grazing light before packing.

06

Inspection & packing

Dimensional check against the drawing, visual check for chips, scratches and bubbles, then export packing: foam interleave, corner protection, double-wall carton, pallet on request.

Equipment list and plant photos

How an order runs

From drawing to delivered parts, in seven steps

No step is skipped for small orders. The same sequence runs whether you need one prototype or a thousand units.

01

Drawing review

Send a DWG, DXF, STEP or a dimensioned PDF. We come back with a DFM note: what works, what will not, and which tolerances are driving cost.

02

Quote

Itemised by material, machining, finishing and packing, in USD, with the Incoterm stated. Valid 30 days.

03

Sample

First article in 3–7 business days. You hold it, check the fit and the edge finish, and approve or send changes.

04

Production

7–15 business days for standard work. Larger or highly complex jobs are scheduled against the drawing. Photos or video at first-off and again before packing.

05

Video sign-off

Finished batch is filmed against the approved sample — dimensions on camera, edges, holes, assembly fit, then the packed cartons. Nothing ships until you confirm the video. Third-party inspection is welcome as well.

06

Export packing

Foam interleave, corner guards, double-wall cartons, palletised and shrink-wrapped for sea freight.

07

Shipping

EXW, FOB Shenzhen or CIF to your port. Commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin go with every shipment.

Compliance

Documents your compliance team will ask for

Two certificates exist today. We state exactly what each one covers, because an over-claimed certificate fails audit.

ISO 9001:2015

Certificate CN24-33502A, issued by AXE REGISTER Ltd, valid 2025-01-03 to 2028-01-02. Scope: manufacture and sale of acrylic (organic glass) products. The certified body is this company.

Quality management system

SGS RoHS report

Report CANEC26018787801, tested to EU RoHS 2015/863. All ten restricted substances not detected. Note: the sample tested was cast acrylic sheet from our sheet supplier — this report covers the raw material, not a claim that every finished part is RoHS certified.

Raw material compliance

Other testing on request

Food-contact, flammability, UV-weathering and cytotoxicity testing can be arranged with third-party labs against your target market's standard. We quote it as a separate line rather than implying a certification we do not hold.

Third-party testing

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Case studies

Projects, with the numbers that mattered

Client names are withheld under NDA. Tolerances, quantities and lead times are real.

All seven case studies

Technical guides

The questions buyers ask before they place an order

Written by our process engineers, with the numbers we actually work to. No sales padding.

All 40 technical guides

Articles

Latest articles

Long-form pieces written to a fixed structure: conclusion first, then the failure mechanism, then a table or a parameter range, then the acceptance check. Six most recent below; the full archive is filtered by topic.

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FAQ

Five things overseas buyers ask first

The full set — MOQ, payment, shipping, compliance, tolerances — is on the FAQ page.

One piece is possible for prototypes. For repeat production the practical minimum is 10–50 pcs depending on the part — laser-cut flat parts start lower than multi-step bonded assemblies. There is no tooling charge, so there is no NRE to amortise and small runs stay economic.

Yes. First-article samples ship within 3–7 business days of drawing confirmation, with a written DFM note on wall thickness, stress points and assembly clearance. Bulk production only starts after you approve the sample. Sample cost is credited against the production order.

We quote EXW, FOB Shenzhen (Yantian or Shekou) and CIF to your destination port; DDP is available for most EU and North American addresses on request. Every shipment includes a commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin. Payment is 30% deposit by T/T with the balance against the bill of lading copy; L/C at sight is accepted on larger orders.

±0.3 mm for general fabrication, ±0.2 mm for standard production parts, ±0.1 mm on CNC-routed and laser-cut features. Acrylic expands roughly seven times more than steel per °C, so tight limits only make sense once the reference temperature is agreed — we settle that on the drawing before quoting.

We retain a physical master swatch per project and check each repeat run against it, holding ΔE ≤ 2 under D65 (ΔE ≤ 1.5 if you approve and hold a swatch too). Colour is never matched against the previous shipment, because drift then compounds instead of resetting.

All 40 questions

Send a drawing, get a DFM note and a price

DWG, DXF, STEP or a dimensioned PDF. We reply within 12 business hours, Mon–Fri, GMT+8 — with what the part will cost, what we would change, and how long it takes.

Your drawings stay inside our plant. Nothing is sent to a third-party processor, and we sign an NDA on request. Privacy & NDA terms.

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