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Acrylic, or poly(methyl-methacrylate), is a transparent thermoplastic that has the transparency of glass at half the weight. Some of the key properties of Acrylic are optical clarity (clearer than polycarbonate), weather resistance, UV stability (does not yellow), impact resistance (many times greater than glass) and dimensional stability (does not shrink). There are three basic types of Acrylic: Cell Cast Acrylic, Continuous Cast Acrylic and Extruded Acrylic. Acrylic sheets can be shaped using a variety of tools. The most common tools used with acrylic sheets for cutting, engraving, marking, photo imaging, scoring / scribing, beveling, or drilling include Digital Laser Material Processing Technology (DLMPT), routers, saws and  waterjets .

For all projects using CNC Routers (big or small), we customize our machines to suit your needs by using only components from the best internationally recognized suppliers, Our qualified team of engineers make it a point to design and build the most user-friendly, most ruggedly built CNC machines in our industry. ACCUMECH offers router  products that minimize the concerns of productivity and time loss at the same time it maximizes the potential growth, profit increase, production capacity and quality of your business.

CNC Waterjet cutting uses a very high pressure jet of water up-to 55, 000 psi (3930 bar), usually with an added abrasive medium. Water Jet cutting provides a high thickness range capable of accommodated from 200mm down to 0.1mm and with ace racy of up to 0.05mm over 1m (positional and repeat-ability). 􀀇 The cold process does not heat the parent material, so there is no heat affected zone, burning or surface hardening, . Unbeatable detail to material thickness ratio means very small and precise holes can be cut into very thick material. Surprisingly, Water Jet Cutting competitive pricing beats lasers and milling machines in many circumstance keep on going at thicknesses. ACCUMECH water jet is the ideal method for the production of inlays and company logos or the cutting of floor and wall covering elements. It opens up a whole new field for creative designs and solutions.

Plasma systems are machines designed to cut various thicknesses of metal and other conductive materials. • They range from handheld portable units to automated, table mounted units. • A plasma system uses electricity and gas to create a very high temperature (20, 000° C) arc, also known as plasma. • The consumable parts held by the torch work to constrict and direct the arc, which maximizes its efficiency at cutting metal. • Plasma systems use the arc and the gas flow that shapes the arc to melt material and blow it away from the cut edge, respectively.