ALPOLIC®/HD Heavy Duty Aluminum Composite Materials

Heavy-duty ALPOLIC^®/HD heavy duty panels are the strongest, most rigid aluminum composite materials we offer - providing superior tensile and yield strength with over five times the flexural elasticity strength of our standard panels. These heavy duty panels incorporate skins of 0.032" aluminum sheet metal - 60 percent thicker than our standard aluminum skins. And they’re available with the same advanced Lumiflon^® FEVE resin coatings, in Valflon^® finishes supplied by Valspar, that make ALPOLIC^® panels the most beautiful and durable aluminum composite materials you can specify.

Why ALPOLIC^®/HD
For exterior cladding and other applications exposed to the most extreme conditions, no other aluminum composite materials offer the performance of ALPOLIC^®/HD. While our classic ALPOLIC^®/PE panels use 0.020" aluminum skins, ALPOLIC^®/HD features 0.032" aluminum skins bonded to both sides of a polyethylene or fire-resistant core for exceptional strength and rigidity. Overall panel thickness is unchanged from our standard panels, making these heavy duty panels easy to use with your standard fabrication processes and fastening systems.

Using ALPOLIC^®/HD
ALPOLIC^®/HD panels are custom-manufactured to your order, so be aware that additional lead time is required and minimum order requirements may apply. These panels are typically produced in 4mm or 6mm thickness, in widths of 50" or 62" and in lengths of 146" or 196". Because they’re custom-manufactured, other widths, lengths and thicknesses can be produced. All our painted finish options are available, including solid colors; metallic, mica, prismatic and multi-color finishes; stone and timber effects; decorative metal finishes; natural metals; and anodized aluminum.

ALPOLIC^®/HD is easy to fabricate using ordinary wood and metalworking tools, and can be formed into complexly bent and radiused shapes to realize any architectural vision. They accommodate virtually any architectural fastening system, and are perfect for curtain wall façades, rainscreens and other exterior cladding systems in locations exposed to extreme weather or other conditions that demand maximum strength and resilience.

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