Aluminum PVC Sandwich Panel
The Aluminum Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Sandwich Panel combines two outer aluminum sheets with a rigid PVC foam core. The aluminum skins use alloys such as 1050, 3003, or 5052 in thicknesses from 0.1mm, with surfaces treated through anodizing, painting, sandblasting, or embossing in various colors and patterns. The core features closed-cell PVC foam with densities ranging from 40 to 250 kilograms per cubic meter, bonded using high-strength polyurethane-based adhesives through cold pressing or vacuum high-pressure processes to prevent delamination.
The panel delivers lightweight strength with effective thermal insulation due to low thermal conductivity. The closed-cell foam core provides structural stability, high compressive strength, and minimal water absorption. The structure resists moisture, corrosion, chemicals, and UV rays while operating across wide temperature ranges. Panels can be cut, shaped, and machined with Computer Numerical Control (CNC) equipment for complex designs. Additional properties include soundproofing, flame retardancy, and recyclability.
Standard dimensions include total thicknesses from 10 to 120 millimeters, widths up to 2600 millimeters, and lengths up to 12 meters. Applications span building construction for exterior and interior cladding, roofing systems, curtain walls, partitions, cold storage units, and clean rooms. Transportation uses include refrigerated trucks, dry cargo trailers, ambulances, recreational vehicles, caravans, and boat cabins.








