What Is an ACP Panel?

An ACP (Aluminium Composite Panel) is a type of flat panel that is composed of two thin layers of aluminum with a non-aluminum core, usually polyethylene/ fire resistance material. The outer layers being aluminum for strength and durability and aesthetic flexibility and the core - Isocore for thermal efficiency and impact resistance.

ACP panels have been widely used in architectural facade designs, as a ceiling material, architectural surfaces with low maintenance, modern products. Lightweight and easy to install, they withstand weather, corrosion, and fire, and can be used for exterior cladding and interior applications. The diverse availability of finishes, from metallics to matte and wood textures or inviting color tones, offers creative design possibilities, offering versatility for different design languages.

ACP panels are common in commercial, residential and industrial projects due to their durability and insulating properties. These inks are eco-friendly and recyclable and have more energy-efficient applications.