The difference in material between acrylic products and plastic products.

Acrylic material is a polymer compound derived from petroleum. Also known as PMMA, it is a resin material with the chemical formula polymethyl methacrylate. Acrylic sheets are categorized into cast sheets and extruded sheets. By origin, they are classified as imported acrylic sheets and domestically produced acrylic sheets. Due to its excellent workability, it is commonly used in the display rack industry.

Plastic products primarily include materials such as PP, PVC, POM, Bakelite, and other engineered plastics.

Plastic products have been widely used for a long time. While still popular today, the continuous improvement in living standards and higher demands for quality of life and material goods mean plastic products no longer fully meet people's evolving needs. People are increasingly discovering and utilizing items made from new materials.

Acrylic display stands represent a new generation of products, while plastic items remain conventional. Both materials play irreplaceable roles in contemporary daily life. Acrylic products are praised for their cleanliness and elegance, while the diverse forms of plastic items make them irresistible. Thus, both acrylic and plastic products hold their own intrinsic value.