1. Catalogs
  2. Maxlen
  3. Glass Laminated Aluminium Foam GLAF

Glass Laminated Aluminium Foam GLAF
1 /1Page

Glass Laminated Aluminium Foam GLAF

Glass Laminated Aluminium Foam GLAF
1 /1Page

Catalog excerpts

Glass Laminated Aluminium Foam GLAF-1

Glass Laminated Aluminium Foam GLAF This stabilized foamed aluminum is laminated between two sheets of glass to create strong yet lightweight panels. Similar in appearance to a hard, metallic sponge, it is visually striking, with a dramatic, raw and edgy industrial look. The aluminum foam is non-combustible, has an extremely high melting point, and has a flame spread of zero. It is 100% recyclable and produced using post-industrial aluminum, which is composed of up to 20 percent post-consumer aluminum. It also offers sound absorption coefficients up to 0.92 at higher octaves.It can be used for many applications including displays, signage, suspended ceilings and exterior wall cladding or treatments and can be backlit for any number of interesting effects. The material metallic luster combined with a variety of finishes, each of which offers a distinctive surface that cannot be exactly reproduced, can add a signature touch to any work. Aluminium Foam are available in two standard thicknesses– 5mm, 12.7mm and two densities – small cell(X%) and large cell(Y%). Glass laminated aluminium foam can be used in the following applications: • Wall Cladding • Ceiling Tiles • Showroom Displays • Restaurants and Bars • Flooring • Signs • Lighting • Offices and Apartment Buildings • • Fixtures • Exhibits • Maximum panel size: 2150mm x 5000mm Maxlen Ltd, Reg. 07456814 Tel. 01737763081 Fax. 01737720180 Email: [email protected] www.MaxLen.co.uk Unit 11, Redhill 23, Holmethorpe Avenue, Redhill, Surrey, UK, RH1 2GD

 Open the catalog to page 1

All Maxlen catalogs and technical brochures

*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.