Aluminum Composite Panels

Aluminum Composite Panels (ACPs or ACMs) are lightweight, durable building materials made of two aluminum sheets sandwiching a polyethylene (or mineral) core, offering a sleek, flat surface for architectural facades, signage, displays, and interiors, known for versatility, weather resistance, and easy fabrication into modern designs. They're used in construction for modern cladding, retail displays, wall partitions, and artistic applications, replacing heavier materials like solid aluminum or wood.

Composite panel systems

Aluminum Composite Panels

Aluminum Composite Panels (ACPs or ACMs) are lightweight, durable building materials made of two aluminum sheets sandwiching a polyethylene (or mineral) core, offering a sleek, flat surface for architectural facades, signage, displays, and interiors, known for versatility, weather resistance, and easy fabrication into modern designs. They're used in construction for modern cladding, retail displays, wall partitions, and artistic applications, replacing heavier materials like solid aluminum or wood.

Aluminum Composite Panels

Aluminum Composite Panels (ACPs or ACMs) are lightweight, durable building materials made of two aluminum sheets sandwiching a polyethylene (or mineral) core, offering a sleek, flat surface for architectural facades, signage, displays, and interiors, known for versatility, weather resistance, and easy fabrication into modern designs. They're used in construction for modern cladding, retail displays, wall partitions, and artistic applications, replacing heavier materials like solid aluminum or wood.

Aluminum Composite Panels

Aluminum Composite Panels (ACPs or ACMs) are lightweight, durable building materials made of two aluminum sheets sandwiching a polyethylene (or mineral) core, offering a sleek, flat surface for architectural facades, signage, displays, and interiors, known for versatility, weather resistance, and easy fabrication into modern designs. They're used in construction for modern cladding, retail displays, wall partitions, and artistic applications, replacing heavier materials like solid aluminum or wood.

Aluminum Composite Panels

Aluminum Composite Panels (ACPs or ACMs) are lightweight, durable building materials made of two aluminum sheets sandwiching a polyethylene (or mineral) core, offering a sleek, flat surface for architectural facades, signage, displays, and interiors, known for versatility, weather resistance, and easy fabrication into modern designs. They're used in construction for modern cladding, retail displays, wall partitions, and artistic applications, replacing heavier materials like solid aluminum or wood.