Metal Composite Material (MCM) is produced by bonding thin sheets of metal to either side of a thermoplastic core with heat and pressure. Often made with painted or treated aluminum, also known as ACM, MCM are also produced with zinc, copper, stainless steel, and titanium, often referred to as natural metals. Aluminum composite material has several applications, ranging from modern architecture to storefronts, gas stations, signage, and more.
Wieland-Wrisco is a proud distributor of ALPOLIC®’s Metal Composite Material (MCM). ALPOLIC® panels are available for both exterior and interior applications and have been used extensively in exterior architectural applications such as building fascia, storefront entryways, curtainwalls, cladding service station canopies, and column covers. ALPOLIC® is also the ideal choice for store fixturing, food service merchandisers, kiosks, point-of-purchase displays, trade show exhibits, and fascia systems. ALPOLIC®, produced by Mitsubishi Chemical Composites, Inc. is the respected world leader in metal composite material technology.
Wieland-Wrisco offers all ALPOLIC® standard stock, corporate identity, and preformulated products. We provide a vast color pallet of corporate identity, architectural, and custom color options to create unique projects. In addition, we can offer your design project unique architectural finishes such as ALPOLIC®’s Matte, Solid Color, Mica, Metallic, Prismatic, Timber Series, Stone Series, Decorative Metals, Multi-Color, Pattern Series, Natural, Exotic Metals and Anodized. Click here to view the ALPOLIC® Materials color chart or to request samples.
– Solid, metallic, prismatic, anodized,
woodgrain and other exotic finishes
– 10-to-30-year finish warranties
– Polyethylene and fire-resistant
cores available
– 70+ stock colors and custom colors
COMPBOND ACM panels are composed of a thermoplastic core of low-density polyethylene, bonded to two sheets of aluminum using a sophisticated bonding process involving chemical adhesives and high temperatures. The painted surface of the aluminum sheet is coated with a wax-free high-performance polyester coating. The painted surface is protected with a removable masking to prevent scratching.
Advantages of COMPBOND ACM panels:
We stock several standard COMPBOND ACM colors and can provide custom colors for the sign and graphics market.
We provide 3 different types of ACM sign panels:
ALPOLIC® aluminum composite panels retain remarkable tensile strength and deliver superior flatness, rigidity and stability under changing thermal conditions. Since they are lightweight and easy to attach, ALPOLIC®‘s panel system has proven itself to be the perfect system for building cladding. ALPOLIC® speeds construction times and cuts costs in labor and materials alike. ALPOLIC® provides an ACM that offers the rigidity of heavy gauge sheet metal in a lightweight aluminum faced composite material. ALPOLIC® offers superior flatness, vibration dampening, extreme durability and ease of maintenance.
All ALPOLIC® standard stock, corporate identity and preformulated products are available through Wieland-Wrisco. Wieland-Wrisco is the premier aluminum composite material supplier in the United States. Enjoy a vast color pallet of Corporate Identity, Architectural and Custom Color options to create memorable masterpieces. In addition, Wieland-Wrisco can offer your design project unique architectural finishes such as ALPOLIC®’s Matte, Solid Color, Mica, Metallic, Prismatic, Timber Series, Stone Series, Decorative Metals, Multi-Color, Pattern Series, Natural, Exotic Metals and Anodized.
To view the ALPOLIC® Materials color chart or to request samples visit:
http://www.alpolic-americas.com/en/samples
To browse ALPOLIC® Technical Resource color charts:
https://www.alpolic-americas.com/documents/color-charts/
For product selection, finishes and warranty information visit http://www.alpolic-americas.com/en/products
To view ALPOLIC® projects visit http://www.alpolic-americas.com/en/example-projects
For technical resources visit http://www.alpolic-americas.com/en/resources