Panel Construction
Compare total panel thickness separately from face and back aluminum skin. Ask for both skin values on the quotation instead of assuming they are identical.
Use this online aluminum composite panel catalog to narrow your choice by application, panel construction, aluminum skin, core, coating, finish and sheet size before requesting an ACP catalog PDF, samples or a project quotation.
A color swatch alone is not enough to purchase aluminum composite material. Two panels with the same visible finish and total thickness can still differ in aluminum skin, core, coating, fabrication behavior and intended service condition. This page is organized as a practical aluminum composite panel catalogue for specification work—not only as a visual brochure.
Compare total panel thickness separately from face and back aluminum skin. Ask for both skin values on the quotation instead of assuming they are identical.
Choose PE or discuss mineral-filled fire-retardant core options according to application and required documentation. Fire performance must match the exact ordered construction and test method.
PE, PVDF and selected decorative surface systems can be considered according to interior or exterior exposure, climate, cleaning conditions and appearance expectations.
Solid, metallic, matte, high gloss, brushed, mirror, wood and printed effects serve different design and fabrication needs. Appearance-sensitive orders should use an identified reference sample.
1220 × 2440 mm is a widely used reference size on DERACP product information, while project widths and lengths can be discussed within production, packing and handling limits.
Protective film, printed branding, labels, edge protection and pallet arrangement matter when ACP is routed, folded, printed, exported or distributed under a repeat-order program.
The table below is a purchasing guide rather than a universal specification. Local building rules, fire requirements, fixing systems, fabrication methods and end-use conditions can change what is appropriate.
| Application | Useful Catalog Starting Points | What to Confirm Before Ordering | Relevant Finish Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interior Walls & Retail | Common 3–4 mm discussions; PE coating may be considered for controlled interior conditions. | Flatness, routing/folding, visible side, color approval, cleaning method, edge detail and installation substrate. | Solid, high gloss, brushed, mirror, wood and decorative effects. |
| Signage & Display | Economical constructions can be discussed according to rigidity, printing method and sheet yield. | Direct-print or lamination compatibility, routing depth, finished size, outdoor duration, protective film and packaging. | White/solid, digital printing, high gloss and selected decorative surfaces. |
| Exterior Cladding | 4 mm is a common discussion point; PVDF or another suitable exterior coating should be reviewed for exposed use. | Face/back skin, coating system, joint design, support spacing, climate, project specification and required test documents. | Solid, metallic, brushed, wood-look and selected architectural finishes. |
| Fire-Related Projects | Discuss mineral-filled fire-retardant core constructions only against the required classification and test method. | Exact core, panel build, test standard, classification, report applicability, installation system and local code requirement. | Project-approved architectural colors and finishes. |
| Distributor / OEM Program | Standard or project-adjusted grades can be organized around market demand, repeat colors and target sheet sizes. | SKU structure, color consistency, private-label film, carton/pallet marks, tolerance, sample approval and reorder records. | Mixed catalog range based on target market. |
Specification note: figures shown here are discussion points drawn from DERACP's current product information. Final construction, tolerances, minimum quantity, documentation and availability should be confirmed in the quotation.
These product-family pages help you move from a broad ACP catalogue PDF search to a more useful shortlist based on performance need and appearance.
Review fire-resistant aluminum composite panel options and discuss the core construction, test method and project documentation required for the intended use.
View Fireproof ACP Series →For retail surfaces, interior decoration, signage and display applications where a bright, smooth visual effect is part of the design brief.
View High Gloss ACP →Reflective decorative surfaces for selected interior, display, signage and architectural visual applications, subject to finish and service-condition confirmation.
View Mirror ACP →A metallic directional surface suited to modern interior, exhibition, retail and selected architectural design concepts.
View Brushed ACP →Wood-pattern ACP for projects seeking a timber-style appearance with the fabrication characteristics of a composite sheet.
View Wooden ACP →Explore ACP intended for graphic, advertising and display workflows where the surface and fabrication route need to match the printing process.
View Digital Printing ACP →Searchers often use “ACP catalog PDF,” “ACM panel brochure” and “technical datasheet” as if they were the same document. For procurement, they serve different jobs.
Best for comparing product families, surface directions, general applications and the range of configurable panel options before creating a shortlist.
Useful for narrowing solid, metallic, high-gloss, brushed, mirror, wood or other visual choices. A screen image should not replace an approved physical reference for sensitive colors.
Use these documents to verify measurable properties, panel construction and test scope. The document must correspond to the product actually being considered.
DERACP's current product range covers multiple surface families and configurable constructions. A distributor choosing stock colors, a sign fabricator buying print substrate and a facade contractor preparing a cladding package do not need the same panel. Starting from end use helps reduce irrelevant options and makes the next quotation easier to compare.
Identify interior, exterior, signage, retail, industrial or distributor use before comparing finishes.
Record total thickness, both aluminum skins, core and coating so quotations describe the same construction.
Confirm color, gloss, grain or brush direction using an identifiable reference or approved sample where needed.
Review finished dimensions, pallet limits, loading, unloading, protective film, labels and packing before production.
The strongest catalog is not the one with the most colors. It is the one that helps a buyer describe the required panel without leaving critical assumptions hidden.
For a fabricator, processing can be the deciding factor: cutting, routing, folding, laminating and printing all put different demands on the sheet. For an architectural buyer, the coating, aluminum skin, core, system design and documentation may matter more than a decorative image. For a distributor, repeatability, marketable specifications, color control, labels and pallet identification can be central to the purchasing program.
DERACP therefore treats the catalog as a selection layer. The quotation and approved sample should then convert that selection into a traceable order specification. This approach also makes it easier to compare alternative constructions without confusing total thickness with aluminum gauge or using one generic “ACP grade” for very different end uses.
Yes. You can request the latest applicable catalog, color information and product documentation from DERACP. Because panel options and project requirements differ, the requested documents should be checked against the final quotation and approved specification rather than treated as a universal product guarantee.
A useful catalogue should help you compare product families, total panel thickness, aluminum skins, core type, coating, colors and finishes, sheet dimensions, protective film, intended applications and available customization. Technical properties should be verified in the relevant datasheet or order document.
No. An ACM panel brochure is mainly an overview and selection tool. A technical datasheet should identify measurable properties and the specific construction it covers. Project buyers may also need test reports, certificates or installation-system documents depending on the application.
DERACP's current pages show commonly discussed panel thicknesses including 2.5 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm and, in broader custom discussions, 5 mm and 6 mm. The face and back aluminum skin, finished tolerance, core, coating and availability should be confirmed separately for the required order.
Use it as a starting point, not as the complete specification. Exterior selection should also review coating system, aluminum skins, core, support and joint design, fabrication method, local climate, project documents and any applicable building or fire requirements.
Send the application, indoor or outdoor exposure, total panel thickness, face/back aluminum skins, core, coating, color or finish reference, width, length, quantity, fabrication method, destination and any required testing, branding or packing details. If some items are undecided, identify the end use so the alternatives can be clearly labeled for review.
Tell DERACP what you are making, the panel size and construction you are considering, the finish you want and the destination. The response can then focus on the relevant product series instead of sending an oversized generic brochure.
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