Overview

"Aluminum Composite Panels (ACPs) are composite sheets with aluminum sheets on both sides and a polyethylene core. Alongside a variety of color choices, they are used in facade cladding as a complementary element to architectural aesthetics, offering options like granite and wood- pattern designs.

With a PVDF coating on the upper aluminum surface, ACPs provide superior surface resistance and are favored for their sound and heat insulation properties, making them a highly preferred building material. They offer architects and installers limitless creative freedom for both interior and exterior applications. Their light weight, high strength, flexibility, ability to provide flat surfaces, and supportive characteristics for other building elements make them a preferred cladding material worldwide.

Aluminum or steel profiles are used as substructures for mounting aluminum composite panels. When necessary, insulation material can be placed between the facade and panels to enhance sound and thermal insulation."