Kunxin Plastics, in collaboration with JK Optics, is pleased to announce its participation in the 2026 Frankfurt International Lighting Exhibition, one of the world’s most influential events for the global lighting industry.
Jiangmen, China — Jiangmen Kunxin New Material Technology Co., Ltd., a leading manufacturer of high-performance polycarbonate and acrylic sheets, is pleased to announce its participation in Trade Show Light 2025, the 32nd International Trade Show of Lighting Equipment. The event will take place from March 12th to 14th, 2025, at the EXPO XXI Exhibition Center in Warsaw, Poland.
KUNXIN is proud to announce our participation in the Optical Plastic Exhibition 2023, where we will showcase our latest advancements and high-quality products in the optical plastics industry. With over 10 years of experience in manufacturing and supplying polycarbonate and acrylic sheets, KUNXIN has established two renowned brands, "J.K Optics" and "KunXin plas," specializing in optical acrylic and polycarbonate diffusion sheets and textured acrylic panels.
As KUNXIN gears up for the Optical Plastic Exhibition 2023, we are thrilled to announce our strategic focus on expanding into overseas markets. Recognizing the immense potential and growing demand from international clients, we are excited to showcase our premium optical plastic products to a global audience.
Diffuser sheet plays a critical role in LED lighting by controlling how light is distributed, softened, and transmitted. Without proper diffusion, LED light sources can create glare, hotspots, and uneven brightness. A well-designed diffuser sheet improves visual comfort while maintaining high optical efficiency.
Acrylic sheet and polycarbonate sheet are both widely used transparent plastic materials, yet their performance characteristics and application focus are clearly different. Acrylic sheet is known for its excellent optical clarity, smooth surface finish, and strong weather resistance.
KUNXIN’s own installation guidance says acrylic can be mechanically fastened safely if the holes are drilled correctly, the right hardware is used, and the sheet is not over-tightened.
KUNXIN’s own acrylic thickness guide lists cast acrylic sheet in the 1 mm to 50 mm range for applications including aquariums, while its manufacturing article also names aquarium and exhibit panels as a common use for acrylic sheets. Industry aquarium guidance likewise explains that acrylic is often preferred over glass where strength, weight savings, and fabrication flexibility matter.
KUNXIN’s own processing guides state that acrylic softens in a forming range of about 140°C to 180°C, which is why PMMA can be bent into covers, display parts, guards, and custom lighting components after heating.
KUNXIN’s own product range includes Frosted Satin Ice Acrylic Sheet, and its application pages describe frosted acrylic as a material used for privacy, light diffusion, and decorative surfaces in interiors, lighting, and display projects.
KUNXIN’s PMMA product page states that clear acrylic reaches light transmission up to 92 percent, weighs only about half as much as glass, and can deliver impact resistance roughly 7 to 18 times higher than glass. KUNXIN’s comparison article also notes density around 1.19 g/cm³ for acrylic versus about 2.5 g/cm³ for glass, with acrylic showing significantly better impact tolerance.
KUNXIN states that its clear PMMA sheet can be recycled and reused by both physical and chemical methods, and its product pages repeatedly describe acrylic sheet as recyclable and environmentally friendly. Beyond plant-level scrap reuse, industry sources also note that PMMA can be chemically recycled through depolymerization, which converts acrylic waste back into methyl methacrylate for reuse in new material production.
