ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANEL

Aluminium Composite Panels (ACP) are flat panels made of two thin aluminium sheets bonded to a non-aluminium core (usually polyethylene or a fire-retardant mineral core). They’re widely used in modern construction and signage because they’re lightweight, durable, and visually versatile.

Key Features

• Lightweight but strong – easy to transport and install
• Weather-resistant – suitable for outdoor use
• Smooth surface – ideal for printing, painting, or coating
• Flexible & formable – can be bent or cut into shapes
• Corrosion-resistant – doesn’t rust like steel

 Common Uses

• Building facades & cladding
• Interior wall panels & ceilings
• Signboards & billboards
• Shopfronts and kiosks
• Partitions and decorative features

Types of ACP Core

• PE Core (Polyethylene)
  • Standard type
  • More affordable
  • Not fire-resistant
• FR Core (Fire-Retardant)
  • Safer for buildings
  • Meets fire safety regulations
  • Common in high-rise construction

Finishes Available

• Solid colors (matte/gloss)
• Metallic (silver, gold, brushed aluminium)
• Wood grain / marble effect
• Mirror finish
• PVDF coating (extra weather resistance for outdoor use)

Typical Specifications

• Thickness: 3mm – 4mm
• Aluminium skin thickness: 0.1mm – 0.4mm
• Standard panel size: 1220mm × 2440mm (4’×8’), 1220mm x 3660mm (4'x12'), 1.5m x 12', 2.05m x 12'