Oversized panel
On the flatbed
Oversized panels beyond standard sheet handling — machine beds, long-edge polishing and export crating engineered for panels that can weigh over 100 kg each.
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Large-format acrylic fabrication covers panels beyond standard sheet handling — typically over 2 m in one dimension or over 30 mm thick. It demands machine envelopes to match (3000 × 2000 mm beds), edge-polishing rigs for long seams, and crating engineered for panels that can weigh over 100 kg each.
Typical large-format work: architectural feature panels, oversized equipment enclosures and full-line machine guarding.
| Max single panel | 3000 × 2000 mm |
| Max thickness | 100 mm |
| Long-edge polishing | Diamond, to 3000 mm |
| Handling | Vacuum lifters, film-protected until install |
| Crating | Export plywood crates, panels sequenced for installation |
On the flatbed
Sequenced crating
Panelized system
The part nobody quotes honestly: shipping
Our large-format quotes always include crate engineering (panel weight × route), corner and edge protection detail, and — where it saves you money — a redesign proposal splitting one oversize panel into a jointed system that ships in standard containers. Sometimes the honest answer is “two panels with a polished joint costs 40% less landed.”
3000 × 2000 mm machined and polished as one piece. Beyond that we design jointed or bonded systems with documented seam placement for your approval.
In engineered plywood crates, panels vertical, foam-separated, with film left on until installation. Crate dimensions are confirmed against container/airfreight limits at quoting so there are no surprises at booking.
Yes — cold bending handles architectural radii on large sheets (R ≥ ~300 × thickness); tighter curves are limited by our thermoforming oven size. See bending & thermoforming.
For full-sheet or cut-to-size procurement before fabrication, review our bulk sheet supply options, including source, quantity, inspection documents and export packing.
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