composites · full record
Two aluminium skins bonded to a polyethylene core: flat, stiff, foldable; its true carbon depends on how much of the aluminium is recycled.
also called ACM · ACP
No embodied-carbon figure is shown. We do not yet hold one we are licensed to publish, and an unsourced number is worse than none.
41 variants on the catalogue · held as sheet and unit · 1.2–3 mm · 4 available to buy
Two thin skins of aluminium bonded to a polyethylene core: stiffer than either alone, dead flat, and the standard for signage and folded structures: score the back, fold a crisp edge, no brake press needed. Its carbon is a composite too: aluminium is one of the most energy-hungry materials we stock when it is virgin, and one of the cheapest when it is recycled, so the panel's true number depends on its recycled content, which is exactly the kind of question this library exists to teach you to ask.
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