Alucobond tray panels

ALUCOBOND® has been developed as a rigid, yet flexible façade material for architectural uses. ALUCOBOND® is extremely weatherproof, impact-resistant and break-proof, vibration-damping, and ensures easy and fast installation. ALUCOBOND® is produced with various core thicknesses in a continuous lamination process. All painted panels are supplied with a protective peel-off foil.

[@shinkwanghma]

looks good:)

[@stevehoge]

OK, I'll take 1000 panels. Can I pick them up by tomorrow afternoon?

[@mohammedBilalblue]

+Steve Hoge What makes u to say that ??

[@stevehoge]

+mohammed Bilal Because these kinds of materials always look like the perfect solution to a particular building problem until you find out that 1) there's a 6 month lead time 2) there's a huge minimum order and 3) the cost is astronomical and only applicable to projects where price is not a consideration.

[@mohammedBilalblue]

+Steve Hoge yes sir u r correct , but these machines can make a work better than normal manual machines (vertical and horizontal cutting machines ) 1) Less Time consumption that literally reduce electricity cost 2) surface finish like some critical areas where as in this video u see the corner profile need to b in same distance between each cleats (which is hard to maintain in manual machines ) 3) production rate is high 4) irregular shapes like architectural based design (example : diagonal panels , diamond shaped panels e.t.c. ) is not done by vertical and horizontal machine / manual machine .. But this machine does though 4) Angles , degree , some geometric areas which are done as it's input is by the way of drawings .. In every negatives there are some positives similarly in every positives some negatives , avoid those negatives and focus on positives cuz life is beautiful

[@irmasaavedra6243]

mohammed Bilal Wat is the cost for a machine like that? I work a lot. with alucobon but every thing is manualy done!

[@G3nericGamertag]

Can pick up a second hand CNC router with basic programming capabilities for under £20,000. Brand new, high end will cost at least £80,000+

[@Santiago.33]

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[@afbigfish1]

those holes should have been drilled first before cutting. you got lucky there, but that was bad programing.

[@user-dq2mi7bz2k]

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