Aluminiozko panel konposatua

1. Classification by Application

  Curtain Wall ACP: Mainly used for building exterior walls, requiring strong weather resistance and corrosion resistance.

  Advertising ACP: Used for billboards, signage, display stands, etc., with high requirements for surface smoothness and color variety.

  Interior Decoration ACP: Applied in interior walls, ceilings, partitions, etc., focusing on aesthetics and fire resistance.

  Anti-Static ACP: Used in electronic factories, hospitals, and other environments requiring static electricity prevention, with a special surface treatment to reduce static accumulation.

2. Classification by Core Material

  Standard ACP: Uses polyethylene (PE) or other plastic core materials, suitable for general decorative purposes.

  Fire-Resistant ACP: Features a fire-retardant core, such as halogen-free flame-retardant PE or mineral-filled materials, meeting B1 or A2 fire safety standards for high-rise buildings and fire-sensitive areas.

  Nano Self-Cleaning ACP: Treated with a nano-coating for self-cleaning properties, often used for exterior wall cladding to reduce maintenance costs.

3. Classification by Surface Coating

  PE (Polyester) ACP: Suitable for indoor decoration or short-term outdoor use, with lower weather resistance.

  PVDF (Fluorocarbon) ACP: Coated with fluorocarbon paint, providing excellent weather resistance and UV protection, ideal for outdoor building facades with a lifespan of 15-20 years.

  Mirror ACP: Features a high-gloss mirror-like surface, often used in luxury interior decorations.

  Brushed ACP: Presents a brushed metal texture, giving a high-end decorative effect.

  Wood Grain/Stone Grain ACP: Designed with wood or stone patterns using special printing or transfer processes, catering to specific aesthetic needs.

4. Classification by Surface Treatment

  Spray-Coated ACP: Uses electrostatic spray coating, allowing for customized colors and unique finishes.

  Laminated ACP: Has a decorative film applied to the surface through high-temperature and high-pressure bonding, often used for wood grain and stone patterns.

  Anodized ACP: Undergoes anodizing for enhanced corrosion resistance, creating a metallic appearance.

5. Classification by Aluminum Skin Thickness

  Ultra-Thin ACP (0.06-0.15mm aluminum layer): Used for low-cost advertising boards and interior decoration.

  Standard ACP (0.18-0.3mm aluminum layer): Widely used in architectural decoration and the advertising industry.

  Thickened ACP (0.4mm and above aluminum layer): Designed for high-end curtain walls and engineering projects requiring higher strength.

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