ALUCOBOND® is the "Original" and has been the market leader in aluminium composite panels world-wide since 1969.

ALUCOBOND® shows excellent product properties such as extraordinary flatness, a large variety of colours and perfect formability. It has been developed as a rigid and, at the same time, flexible fascia material for architecture. ALUCOBOND® is extremely weatherproof, impact-resistant and break-proof, vibration-damping, and ensures easy and fast installation.

As a light composite material consisting of two aluminium cover sheets and a plastic core, the versatile ALUCOBOND® product is a material also preferred in areas other than architecture, such as image-building Corporate Design, and is widely used in industry and transportation.

Numerous international prizes have been awarded for this successful product. With more than 130 million sq.m of ALUCOBOND® sold, it has proved to be one of the most successful materials world-wide.

ALUCOBOND® anodized look
In today's architecture, the surfaces of the ALUCOBOND® anodized look series display the natural beauty of satin-smooth metal at its best. The ALUCOBOND® anodized look is used where architects focus on product high quality and appearance – for rainscreen facades, wall cladding, roof perimeter detailing, curved features, column casings, along with many other interior and exterior architectural applications.

Designed to comply with EURAS industrial standards, the surfaces perfectly well match with anodised window frames, profiles and doors – and unlike anodised materials, the ALUCOBOND® anodized look can be smoothly shaped, offering unlimited possibilities for creative ideas.

The use of a top-grade fluorpolymer coating applied in a continuous coil coating process guarantees an uncompromising realisation of the original design.

Note
We recommend that ALUCOBOND® anodized look panels are always taken from the same production batch, e.g. only one batch should be used to clad a complete building elevation. ALUCOBOND® panels should always be installed in the direction shown by the arrows on the protective peel-off foil.