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>>more Laminated panels are produced in accordance with DIN 438—worldwide standard ISO 4586. The laminate comes about through the deep injection and gluing together of multiple layers of
>>more MIG: Multi-pane insulating glass–or thermal-insulation glazing–for an effective thermal barrier. Each panel consists of an assembly of two, flat, panes of glass, separated by a layer of argon-
>>more HPL: High-pressure laminate, our most durable material, is extremely versatile. We always get a vivid image with a slightly matte surface, on any kind of supporting panel. Compatible with a
>>more The anti-bacterial effect of silver ions in HPL is permanent and therefore ideally suited for use in medical facilities. All other HPL characteristics remain
>>more SPSG (single-pane safety glass) offers increased shock- and impact resistance, as well as improved resistance to thermal-shock. SPSG is thermally or chemically pre-stressed glass produced in
>>more Self-adhesive decorative films are glued while wet to large glass surfaces—even to those already installed—in strips that slightly overlap. Foils that are transparent or semi-transparent in
>>more PETG is a colorless thermoplastic with high impact strength. By printing on the back, we produce a bright, contemporary visual effect. Suitable for interior use. Washable on the unprinted side.
>>more PC (Polycarbonate), printed on the front or rear, distinguishes itself in its extreme resistance to impact and breakage. Good stability as it ages, regardless of atmospheric conditions; comparable
>>more PC (convex/concave), printed on the front and used as a domed canopy to define and accent areas of a room. The canopies, available with a radius of 60 degrees or 90 degrees, are easily fastened to
>>more Acoustic PMMA/PETG, finely-perforated plastic panels with an image printed on the back, serve as a sound insulating, decorative material. By means of subtle perforations having a hole-diameter of
>>more Finely-perforated steel sheets with an acoustic layer, are used as paneling and ceiling decking for sound insulation. Suitable for cooling ceilings. Thermally conducting. · Hole diameters of 0.7
>>more The ceramic coating applied to various support panels is: - Impact-resistant - Non-flammable, A2 - Resistant to living organisms and chemicals - Waterproof - UV-resistant The ceramic
>>more MIG: Multi-pane insulating glass–or thermal-insulation glazing–for an effective thermal barrier. Each panel consists of an assembly of two, flat, panes of glass, separated by a layer of argon-
>>more Wood composites such as chipboard, medium-density fiberboard, veneered plywood, among others, acquire a durable surface by means of printing or direct coating. Colors bind themselves to the surface
>>more Supporting panels combined with a laminate result in a compound structure with versatile qualities. Requirements for fire protection, weight, stability, and other special applications are met by
>>more Chipboard panels for light construction weigh 30% less than conventional panels. Polystyrene balls replace part of the wood chips in the middle layer. Working characteristics are identical to
>>more The mineral filler of silicate fire-resistant panels makes them resistant to moisture, dimensionally stable, and self-supporting. Shock-resistant gypsum fiberboard (see also fire-resistant HPL) is
>>more Fire-protection is preserved by installing as support panels fire-resistant panels combined with 0.5 mm HPL layer. Depending on the country, case-by-case authorization may be required. HPL combined
>>more Our paintwork—or coating—on glass is similar in scratch-resistance to silk-screen printing. Excellent adhesion and extremely good resistance to UV radiation make the coating quite safe for
>>more Most plastics are considerably lighter than other materials because they are so thin. Although they are comparatively weak, plastic parts break less easily than ceramics or glass, for example. But
>>more With engineered films, we provide a clear, modern color rendition for existing surfaces such as glass, walls, cabinet doors, etc. Suitable for all dry, flat substrates. Large surfaces are glued
>>more Depending on the surface, self-adhesive standard films are available in matte or glossy finish. An additional lamination protects the surface, making it hygienic and easy to wipe clean. In
>>more The ceramic coating applied to various support panels is: - Impact-resistant - Non-flammable, A2 - Resistant to living organisms and chemicals - Waterproof - UV-resistant The ceramic
>>more Fire-protection panels made of fiber cement or of gypsum with cellulose fibers. Has a beautiful laminate coating for use in paneling ceilings and walls. The combination is incombustible, withstands
>>more Acrylic-vinyl protective wall panels are impact- and scratch-resistant, B1 self-extinguishing, and resistant to chemicals. Because these panels are quite thin, they are suitable as protection for
>>more Antibacterial coverings for walls and wainscoting in clinical applications offers long-term protection against mold, bacteria, and germs. Acrylic-vinyl wainscoting protection is insensitive to
>>more Ceramics are a class of durable, nonflammable, environmentally-friendly construction material, that is easy to work with and to clean. Ceramic surfaces are a durable, hygienic wall treatment for
>>more The ceramic coating applied to various support panels is: - Impact-resistant - Non-flammable, A2 - Resistant to living organisms and chemicals - Waterproof - UV-resistant The ceramic coating
>>more Robust fiberglass wallpaper with antibacterial properties. It is breathable, durable, and withstands cleaning. This wallpaper is ideal for health facilities by virtue of its antibacterial