ACPpaneler

ACP panels, also known as Aluminum Composite Panels, are a modern building material consisting of two thin aluminum sheets bonded to a non-aluminum core. This core is typically made of polyethylene (PE) or a mineral-filled compound. The composite structure provides ACP panels with a unique combination of properties, making them popular in various architectural and design applications.

ACP panels are known for their lightweight yet rigid nature, offering excellent flatness and dimensional stability. The aluminum surface can be coated in a wide range of colors and finishes, including metallic, wood grain, and stone patterns, allowing for significant design flexibility. This makes them suitable for both interior and exterior cladding, signage, and decorative elements.

The manufacturing process involves sandwiching the core material between the aluminum sheets and then bonding them together under heat and pressure. This results in a durable and weather-resistant panel. ACP panels are also fire-retardant to varying degrees depending on the core material used. Installation is typically straightforward, often involving a sub-frame system. Due to their versatility and aesthetic appeal, ACP panels have become a common choice for contemporary building facades, retail interiors, and exhibition stands.