Inaplast Ltd.

Etalbond

Composite panels for the architectural cladding of buildings, columns and staircases, for suspended ceilings and interior decoration.

Bank office clad in grey and red Etalbond
Bank office clad in grey and red Etalbond

Panel sizes

The layers of an Etalbond panel
The layers of an Etalbond panel
Fixing Etalbond panels
Fixing Etalbond panels
Thickness
3, 4 or 6 mm
Standard width
1250 mm
Standard length
3200 mm

Uses

Etalbond composite panels are rapidly entering modern construction. They are most widely used for the architectural cladding of buildings, covering columns, and cladding staircases and escalators, but also indoors – as a suspended ceiling or interior decoration. Etalbond can be routed, which gives it an advantage over many materials that practically cannot be bent and break easily.

Colours

A huge colour range of over 60 colours; the colour of the visible surface follows the catalogue of Albond. Colour plays a leading role in the look of buildings in modern architecture. Besides the wide RAL palette there are unique options: natural aluminium effect, many wood effects, stone and marble effects, mirror, and “chameleon” panels that change colour with the light.

The visible surface of Etalbond is covered with a 10-micron self-adhesive film that protects it from damage during processing and installation.

The Albond colour catalogues – standard colours and wood effect – can be downloaded further down this page.

Durability

Near a heavily polluted area or by the sea, where the air is more humid and rich in salt, facade materials are exposed to fading and oxidation of the paint if the paint is unsuitable. Etalbond has a three-layer PVDF Kynar 500 colour coating, which ensures at least 15 years of durability even in the harshest conditions.

Coating
3 layers of PVDF with a total thickness of 30–33 microns
Temperature range
from −50 °C to +80 °C
Linear expansion
2.3 mm per linear metre at a difference of 100 °C
Sound insulation
24 dB sound reduction at a thickness of 4 mm
Thermal conductivity
λ = 0.29 W/m°K

Rigidity and weight

High rigidity keeps the panels flat and smooth even under harsh temperature changes. The composite structure gives a very good strength-to-weight ratio compared with other strong materials – which is why Etalbond is a preferred material.

Tensile strength of the aluminium alloy
Rm > 158 N/mm²
Yield strength
Rp0.2 > 130 N/mm²
Weight
5.6 kg/m²

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  • Corner bank office with Etalbond cladding
    Corner bank office with Etalbond cladding
  • Building with a glazed floor and dark Etalbond cladding
    Building with a glazed floor and dark Etalbond cladding
  • Dark Etalbond cladding and stairs to the entrance
    Dark Etalbond cladding and stairs to the entrance
  • Hall facade with red and black Etalbond panels
    Hall facade with red and black Etalbond panels
  • Red and black Etalbond facade
    Red and black Etalbond facade
  • Pizzeria facade with white Etalbond cladding
    Pizzeria facade with white Etalbond cladding
  • Etalbond cladding above the entrance of a restaurant
    Etalbond cladding above the entrance of a restaurant
  • Dark Etalbond cladding on a restaurant
    Dark Etalbond cladding on a restaurant
  • Restaurant with Etalbond cladding
    Restaurant with Etalbond cladding
  • Facade of a gaming hall with Etalbond cladding
    Facade of a gaming hall with Etalbond cladding
  • Gaming hall with an Etalbond facade
    Gaming hall with an Etalbond facade
  • Etalbond panels with wood effect
    Etalbond panels with wood effect
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