The manufacturing process of acrylic light boxes is not directly equivalent to the general ceiling installation process, but it can refer to some of the processes of carpentry construction and keel installation, and be explained in combination with the characteristics of acrylic materials. The production of acrylic light boxes usually involves the following key steps:

Design and Planning

Design the size, shape and pattern of the light box according to the usage site and requirements.
Determine the internal lighting layout and light source type of the light box.

Material preparation:

Select high-quality acrylic sheets as the main material for the light box.
Prepare the frame materials and fasteners for the light box.
Choose the appropriate lighting equipment.

Grassroots treatment

Similar to ceiling installation, first inspect the base structure to ensure it is flat and firm.
According to the design requirements, mark the position and size of the light box with lines on the base layer.

Keel installation

Design and install the supporting keel according to the size and weight of the light box.
The keel material should be strong and durable, with reasonable spacing to ensure the stability of the light box.

Cutting and splicing of acrylic sheets

Use professional tools to cut acrylic sheets to ensure precise dimensions.
The panels are usually spliced with special adhesives or hot-bending processes to achieve seamless connections.

Install lighting equipment

Install lighting equipment inside the light box to ensure uniform light distribution.
Connect the power supply and conduct the lighting test.

Installation of light box frame

Fix the frame material around the acrylic sheet to enhance the structural strength of the light box.
The frame material should be closely adhered to the acrylic sheet without any gaps.

Surface cleaning and protection:

Clean the surface of the acrylic sheet to remove fingerprints, dust and other stains.
Cover the surface of the light box with protective film or transparent tape to prevent scratches and contamination.

Finished product acceptance and testing

Check whether the overall structure of the light box is stable and whether the lighting effect is satisfactory.
Conduct a power-on test to ensure the normal operation of the light box.

It should be noted that the manufacturing process of acrylic light boxes may vary depending on specific requirements and material selection. In actual operation, adjustments and optimizations should be made according to specific circumstances.