Plexiglass is a hot item all of a sudden, as the need for social distancing and protection has increased. That’s meant a huge uptick in business for Columbus, Ohio-based Plaskolite. The rush of calls ...

Plexiglass protections between the debaters are seen on the stage of the debate hall ahead of the Vice Presidential debate in Kingsbury Hall of the University of Utah. [Photo: Eric Baradat/AFP via ...

Two years ago, plexiglass was not disposable. Unlike plastic water bottles, it was used mostly for permanent fixtures. Or, at least, that’s how the producers and municipal recyclers treated it. Now, ...

Sales of plexiglass tripled to roughly $750 million in the U.S. after the pandemic hit, as offices, schools, restaurants and retail stores sought protection from droplets that health authorities ...

So you’ve purchased a race car, motorcycle, airplane, or boat? Congratulations, hotshot. But before your maiden voyage, know this: Your vehicle has important, see-through parts made from an acrylic ...

Although it technically is possible to recycle Plexiglass, it's a complex and inefficient process, so it generally just isn't done. A simple new technique, however, is claimed to break the plastic ...

Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. As the world attempts to return to a kind of normal in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, plexiglass ...

You stop by Walmart to pick up a speedy errand say toothpaste, a sock pair only to find your sought-after product hidden ...

Although chemist and inventor Otto Rohm had first come up with the idea for plexiglass in 1901, it wasn’t until 1933 that the Rohm & Haas company first introduced it to the market under the trademark ...

And while physical barriers are effective at blocking big droplets released from a person’s nose or mouth when they cough or sneeze, they’re essentially useless at blocking the spread of aerosols ...

Player’s Club, an adult-entertainment venue in Adams County, has dropped a lawsuit filed against the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, among others, over a requirement that patrons ...

Eateries have adapted to COVID in countless ways. Hostesses take our temperatures upon entry. We scan QR codes instead of reading paper menus. We are served by masked waiters. In some cities, ...