Multiple solutions of panels and composites
The scope of Amorim composite core materials enhances composite structures with unique propertiesOur materials are easily integrated into laminate manufacturing processes and numerous substrates, such as plywood, aluminum, steel, plasterboard and others, using common bonding systems.
Amorim multilayer panel materials are a combination of cork in selected elastomeric compound matrix to yield specific performances ranging from thermal insulation, noise reduction to fire resistance whilst maintaining the reduced surface weight, depending on the requirements of the final application.
The wide applicability of our multilayer panel material has made it the choice material in several industries and applications such as flush, massive and multilayer door panels, super insulating window frames, partition panels for office and marine applications.
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Multilayer door and wall partition panel applications
Depending on the panel application a variety of core options are available to achieve your project goals.
Our ACM product range is targeted already to the end benefit, allowing to mix and match several layers and thicknesses to obtain the final desired performance, being it for high thermal capacity, acoustic or fire resistance requirements. The endless combination of panel substrates with efficient ACM cost effective cork based materials cores, brings a sustainable nature to the end product.
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Window frame applications
Providing comfort with reduced energy use is the real energy benefit of efficient window assemblies. Low U-factors (rate of heat loss) are required to reduce heat loss through window assemblies, especially in colder climates where larger window assemblies are used for greater sunlight exposure.
The U-factor performance of the glazing alone is not enough to ensure an overall assembly performance, the application of Amorim’s ACM28 in the window frame construction plays an important role in maintaining a sustainable energy efficient assembly.
Properties and Key Requirements
| Characteristics | ACM15 | ACM16 | ACM17 | ACM18 | ACM40 | |
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| Density (Kg/m³) (1) | 580–680 | 620–740 | 900–1000 | 900-1030 | 200–250 | |
| Thermal Conductivity (W/m°K) (2) | 0,089* | 0,134* | 0,177* | 0,181* | 0,046* | |
| Loss Factor (20ºC @ 1Hz) (3) | 0,12* | 0,13* | 0,15* | 0,14* | NA |
(1) ASTM F1315 (2) ISO 8301 (3) ASTM E756 * Typical Values
The data provided in this tables represents typical values. This information is not intended to be used as a purchasing specification and does not imply suitability for use in a specific application. Failure to select the proper product may result in either equipments damage or personal injury. Please contact us regarding specific application recommendations. Amorim Cork Composites expressly disclaims all warranties, including any implied warranties or merchantability or of fitness for a particular purpose. Amorim Cork Composites is not liable for any indirect special, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages as a result of using the information listed in this table. Any of its material specification sheets, its products or any future use or re-use of them by any person or entity.
