How The Best Mirror Armour Is Made
The step-by-step guide on how we manufacture our top-rated mirror guards.
The 60% Recycled Shock Resistant ABS Acrylic Plastic that we use is one of the best materials for impact absorption and abrasion protection. We only source this from our must trusted suppliers.
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Using The £20,000 Columbus Performer, we vacuum press the heated ABS plastic around a plaster made mold.
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Using a SMX 4000 mill, we precisely carve around the edges of the mirror armour to finalize its shape.
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To prevent discolouration from the Sun, the mirror protectors are submerged into a UV resistance treatment mixture for 3 hours. The mirror armour is then cleaned and dried.
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Dense 2-4mm adhesive foam padding is fitted into the mirror guard. This creates a cushion and a pocket of air that disperses the energy of impacts.
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A length of rubber is added to the edges of the mirror armour. In conjunction with the adhesive foam padding, this creates a tight fit that ensures that the mirror armour never falls off.
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