1050 Alloy Aluminium Composite Sheet

1050 Aluminium composite panels (ACP), made of aluminum composite material (ACM), are flat panels consisting of two thin coil-coated aluminum sheets bonded to a non-aluminum core. ACPs are frequently used for external cladding or facades of buildings, insulation, and signage. Aluminum composite cladding panels feature a composite core (often made of polyethylene, a highly combustible and flammable construction material) between two thin layers of aluminum.

1050 Alloy Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) also known as Aluminium Composite Panel (ACP) is a building material that is commonly used as a lining to external walls. The Aluminium Composite Material has an aluminum sheet at the front and back and a central core material. The ACM is typically 3-6 mm thick. aluminum composite panels can be joined between panels or between panels and other materials using rivets suitable for aluminum. For applications in outdoor or high-humidity areas, stainless steel core rivets should be used to avoid corrosion affecting the surface of the Dibond sheet. Composite panels can be used in several applications: to form the external structural shell of the building; to form enclosures within a building; to subdivide a building; or as external rain screen/weather protection cladding. The ACP sheets, used for the interiors and exteriors of the building are fire retardant. As the aluminum composite panels are thermal resistant, they do not conduct heat very quickly. This makes them a barrier against fire. In addition, the fire retardant cores that these sheets have, make them fire-proof. Due to superior routing properties, it can be banded in any shape such as concave or convex, diamond, dome, etc. Moreover, ACP sheets can be painted in many different colors with the finish and texture to imitate natural inspirations like wood bark or natural stone.

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