What is Aluminum Composite Panel (ACM)?
Aluminum Composite Panel, also known as ACM (Aluminum Composite Material), is a material composed of two aluminum sheets bonded to a polyethylene core or a non-combustible mineral core. This combination provides a lightweight, durable and versatile architectural solution, ideal for both interior and exterior applications.
Aluminum Composite Panel Composition
- Outer Sheets: Two layers of high quality aluminum.
- Core: It can be made of polyethylene or fireproof mineral material.
- Coatings: May include PVDF paint finishes, solid color coating, metallized, textured or even imitation materials such as wood or marble.
Brief History of the Composite Panel
Aluminum Composite Panel was first introduced in the 1960s and quickly became popular due to its ability to combine lightness and strength. Alucobond, one of the world’s most recognized brands, pioneered this type of material and has led the market ever since.
Main Characteristics of the Composite Panel
- Lightness: Its composition makes it notably lighter than other coating materials.
- Durability: Weather, corrosion and impact resistant.
- Versatility: Suitable for facade, interior, signage and decorative applications.
- Variety of Finishes: Available in multiple colors, textures and effects.
Why aluminum composites?
Alucobond is synonymous with quality and innovation in the composite panel market. With more than 50 years of experience, it offers solutions adapted to the most demanding architectural needs. Its products are known for their strength, aesthetics and ease of installation, making them the preferred choice of architects and designers around the world.
