B1 Aluminium Composite Panels

Aluminium composite panels, also called as ACPs, ACP is an external building cladding material used to create great-looking and durable facades. It consists of two thin powder coated aluminium sheets bonded to a non-aluminium core. A core can be made of an aluminium, mineral, or a thermoplastic polymer, provide bonding of two powder coated aluminium sheets. Aluminium composite panels has been used in facade cladding for the construction sector because of their light weight and strength, enriching living quarters with internal and external cladding and other special design and production solutions. It provides a wide range of application choices to designer, especially for skyscrapers, custom design modern architectural buildings and airports. It’s great versatility allows the panel to be used as a combination with other materials to cover certain areas of a facade or as the main element in complicated transformations.

Since the aluminium composite panel began its journey in the construction sector, its characteristics have been improving until it has become a highly modifiable product, which admits different forms of assembly, colours, transformations and uses. The used material is economical when it is compared with other choices. The other advantage is that ACP is resistant in terms of stain, UV, chemical, weather, termite, and fungi. Aluminium composite panels require significantly less maintenance than other similar products (such as FC Sheet) due to its PVDF coating and finish. The core material and cover sheets of aluminium composite panel can be recycled and reused. Due to its characteristics, aluminium can be recycled indefinitely.