Gold coloured acrylic sheets from Allplastics Engineering were recently utilised by the University of Technology in Sydney, at a major Design and Technology exhibition. The exhibition featured the designs of dozens of university students and graduates.
The gold colour was chosen to attract attention on exhibition tables along with custom printed messages on the walls including information relating to each exhibit.

The organisers were absolutely joyous about the outcome. Penelope Allan, Professor of Landscape Architecture, commented “…we thank the Allplastics Architectural team for providing UTS with the gold acrylic mirrors at short notice”.

Water is one of the most precious resources that the world relies on. The conservation of water, recycling and filtration of dirty water are only some aspects that require mathematical and real life models to simulate the behaviours of water. Allplastics supplies and fabricates a diverse range of clear acrylic columns, tanks, detention boxes, flanges, sight glasses, sludge judges and various custom machined parts for many research laboratories in Australia. These laboratories are conducting valuable work providing advice to government and industry in new technology to monitor and quantify changing coastlines and restoring wetlands to preserve wildlife and ecological communities.

Allplastics Engineering has have come across an interesting application for clear polycarbonate panels in garbage bins in Sydney’s CBD.

The clear polycarbonate allows security personnel to easily detect any suspicious objects placed inside the bin. The polycarbonate’s exceptional strength prevents breakage from accidental or intentional wilful damage.

Furthermore, cleaners are easily able to see the level of waste in the bins thus saving time on unnecessary emptying.