Mirrors; Disposable

  • These Disposable Mirrors are Polycarbonate, a very impact resistant material commonly used for eyeglasses, motorcycle windshields and vehicle headlights. As a mirror, they are more scratch resistant than Stainless Steel. While Stainless Steel is unbreakable, the reflective surface is unprotected and in direct contact with animals and cleaning rags, all of which degrade the reflectivity. With Polycarbonate Mirrors, the reflective surface is behind the clear surface.
  • All our mirrors are standard in an extra-thick ¼” wall and include a generous ½” mounting hole.
  • Custom sizes and shapes are easy to order. Just give us a call! We have 48” x 96” sheets of Mirror in stock!
  • Three sizes are standard:
    • Rectangular Disposable Mirrors are 4” x 5” high.
    • Square Disposable Mirrors are 5-1/2” x 5-1/2”.
    • Round Disposable Mirrors are 8” diameter.
Price
$33.96
Freight
$15.00
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Did You Know?

When you purchase a product from us that includes a clear plastic, that material is almost always Polycarbonate. There are other clear plastics, why use this one? 

Mostly because it is very strong. This is the same material used on vehicle headlights, motorcycle windshields and eyeglasses. A form of Polycarbonate is used in bullet-proof glass. 

Our optically clear feeders are fabricated using this amazing material to minimize fractures or splintering. 

Our mirrored products also use a clear Polycarbonate protective sheet in front of a PETG Plastic Mirror. The PETG material is another very impact-resistant material. We have a short video of the testing of this material if you’d care to see it. Just ask.

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