Foshan Nanhai Huashi Decoration Material Ltd.
Foshan Nanhai Huashi Decoration Material Ltd.
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Ceiling Appropriate Brushed Aluminum Composite Panel, 5.0mm, Anodized
Aluminum composite panels, as they are called, are comprised of two aluminum cover sheets with a non-aluminum core in between. Their popularity stems from several properties they possess, such as high rigidity, low weight, and weather resistance, making them useful in various fields, including architecture and signage.
These panels allow for a great degree of design flexibility, as they can be molded into any form and size. Furthermore, aluminum plastic panels boast good thermal insulation and soundproofing qualities, which is why they are often insulating building envelopes and noise barrier walls.
The aluminum composite panel is an excellent choice for commercial buildings due to its low mass and high strength. Despite being lightweight, it possesses an impressive ratio of strength to weight. For instance, the weight per volume of an aluminum composite panel is 60% lower than an aluminum panel and just 30% of a steel panel. The adhesive force of an ACP is also extremely strong thanks to a high 180° peel strength, preventing spontaneous detachment caused by long-term use.
The aluminum composite panel's resilience is also notable, as it is resistant to weathering, corrosive acids and bases, and saline mist. Moreover, it successfully achieves Category A wind pressure, making it suitable for tall buildings. In addition, its Class B1 fire rating ensures that the core of the panel is made with harmless polyethylene and two nonflammable sheets.
Building Cladding is extensively used as an external wrapping for a myriad of structures, such as towering buildings, standalone homes, business headquarters, and commercial edifices. This has made cladding an essential part of the construction industry, representing a practical and aesthetically pleasing element.
Cladding has also become a popular choice for indoor decor, serving an ornamental purpose with its diverse range of wall applications, artistic ceiling structures, and spatial dividers. Its ability to reuse material in the creation of advertisements is also impressive, as it can be seen in promotional billboards, storefront displays, navigational boards, digital signage, and demonstration platforms.
The transportation industry has also adopted cladding, using it in the assembly of automotive parts for buses, railways, metro lines, aircraft, and seagoing vehicles. Furthermore, its use has been extended to interior design, enabling the creation of unique furniture, closets, kitchen surfaces, and various internal fittings.
Cladding is employed in a multitude of industrial settings, serving as a necessary component for machinery enclosures, protective gear covers, and cleanroom facilities. In addition, it can also be used to make commercial outlets, kiosk blueprints, and interior showcases, displaying an inherent ability to craft aesthetically pleasing designs.