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| MOQ: | 300meter square |
| Price: | negotiable |
| Standard Packaging: | wooden package |
| Delivery Period: | 15-20days |
| Payment Method: | L/C,D/A,D/P |
| Supply Capacity: | 30000 Meter square /day |
Fire performance is one of the key factors when selecting aluminum composite panels for building facades and interior applications. The fire behavior of an ACP depends on the core composition, aluminum skin, coating system, panel thickness and tested assembly.
This product is available with a B1 classification according to GB 8624-2012. The applicable fire rating should be confirmed based on the specific product configuration and test report.
| Item | Standard | Option |
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| Width | 1220mm | 1000mm, 1500mm, 1000mm to 1750mm |
| Length | 2440mm | 350mm, 5800mm, or custom container sizes |
| Panel Thickness | 3mm, 4mm | 1.5mm to 8mm |
| Aluminum Thickness | 0.30mm | 0.03mm to 0.6mm |
| Weight | 3mm: 8-13.3kg, 4mm: 12.7-27.89kg per panel | |
| Warranty | PE: 5-10 years, PVDF: 15-20 years |
Fire resistant ACP can be used as a cladding material for commercial buildings, offices, retail buildings and other architectural facade applications where the specified fire classification is required.
A fire-resistant aluminum composite panel is an ACP manufactured with a specified fire-resistant or fire-retardant core and tested to achieve a defined fire classification. The actual fire performance depends on the product structure and applicable test standard.
This product is specified with a B1 fire classification. The applicable fire rating should be verified against the relevant test report and product configuration.
The standard panel thickness is 4mm.
The standard panel size is 1220 × 2440mm. Other sizes may be available depending on production requirements.
It can be considered for exterior wall cladding when the panel's fire classification, coating specification and installation system meet the requirements of the project and applicable local building regulations.
No. PVDF is primarily a surface coating system. The fire classification of an aluminum composite panel is mainly determined by the core material and the tested panel configuration.
The primary difference is the core specification and the resulting tested fire classification. Buyers should compare the actual fire classification, test standard, core construction and technical documentation rather than relying only on product names.
Yes. This product is available with a wood grain finish and PVDF coating, subject to the available color and production specification.
Yes. The applicable fire test documentation can be provided according to the selected product specification and project requirements.
It can be considered for interior wall cladding and architectural applications where the specified fire classification and installation requirements are met. Local fire and building regulations should be checked before application.
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| MOQ: | 300meter square |
| Price: | negotiable |
| Standard Packaging: | wooden package |
| Delivery Period: | 15-20days |
| Payment Method: | L/C,D/A,D/P |
| Supply Capacity: | 30000 Meter square /day |
Fire performance is one of the key factors when selecting aluminum composite panels for building facades and interior applications. The fire behavior of an ACP depends on the core composition, aluminum skin, coating system, panel thickness and tested assembly.
This product is available with a B1 classification according to GB 8624-2012. The applicable fire rating should be confirmed based on the specific product configuration and test report.
| Item | Standard | Option |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 1220mm | 1000mm, 1500mm, 1000mm to 1750mm |
| Length | 2440mm | 350mm, 5800mm, or custom container sizes |
| Panel Thickness | 3mm, 4mm | 1.5mm to 8mm |
| Aluminum Thickness | 0.30mm | 0.03mm to 0.6mm |
| Weight | 3mm: 8-13.3kg, 4mm: 12.7-27.89kg per panel | |
| Warranty | PE: 5-10 years, PVDF: 15-20 years |
Fire resistant ACP can be used as a cladding material for commercial buildings, offices, retail buildings and other architectural facade applications where the specified fire classification is required.
A fire-resistant aluminum composite panel is an ACP manufactured with a specified fire-resistant or fire-retardant core and tested to achieve a defined fire classification. The actual fire performance depends on the product structure and applicable test standard.
This product is specified with a B1 fire classification. The applicable fire rating should be verified against the relevant test report and product configuration.
The standard panel thickness is 4mm.
The standard panel size is 1220 × 2440mm. Other sizes may be available depending on production requirements.
It can be considered for exterior wall cladding when the panel's fire classification, coating specification and installation system meet the requirements of the project and applicable local building regulations.
No. PVDF is primarily a surface coating system. The fire classification of an aluminum composite panel is mainly determined by the core material and the tested panel configuration.
The primary difference is the core specification and the resulting tested fire classification. Buyers should compare the actual fire classification, test standard, core construction and technical documentation rather than relying only on product names.
Yes. This product is available with a wood grain finish and PVDF coating, subject to the available color and production specification.
Yes. The applicable fire test documentation can be provided according to the selected product specification and project requirements.
It can be considered for interior wall cladding and architectural applications where the specified fire classification and installation requirements are met. Local fire and building regulations should be checked before application.