Fabrication service
Acrylic bending and curving
We bend and curve acrylic to turn a sheet into lecterns, displays and guards, with the geometry your piece needs.
From a sheet to a three-dimensional shape
A straight bend defines an angle; curving creates a continuous form. Final dimensions and thickness help establish the right approach for your lectern, display or guard.
How we work with you
We review the sketch and finished shape, not just sheet size. Bends, curves and material compatibility are assessed before preparing the work.
What we can do
- · Straight bend
- · Curve
Who it's for
- · Curved displays
- · Lecterns
What we need to quote
Send a drawing or sketch with final dimensions, angles or curves, thickness and quantity. Explain its use and whether it needs to fit other elements.
Questions about your project
What should I send to bend an acrylic part?
Send a drawing or sketch with final dimensions, thickness and quantity. The service covers straight bends and curves; angles and shape are assessed for the part and material.
How does bending acrylic differ from curving it?
A straight bend produces an angle; curving produces a continuous shape. A sketch of the final form lets us assess which your piece needs.
What should I send for a quote?
Send a drawing or sketch with final dimensions, angles or curves, thickness and quantity. Explain its use and whether it needs to fit other elements.