Con-Pearl, a fluted polypropylene (PP) panel manufactured by FriedolaTECH. It is lightweight panel made up of three layers of PP: a thermoformed middle layer sandwiched between two outer sheets. It is stable, impact resistant, weather resistant and 100% recyclable. Used in packaging and automotive design, it can be returned at the end of its life and recycled into new Con-Pearl.
Corrugated extruded polycarbonate (PC) glazing panel for exterior and interior applications. This system, Akrapan by Akraplast, features a tongue and groove profile to allow multiple panels to slot together, side-by-side. No junction profiles are needed, resulting in a uniform surface.
High quality corrugated card, produced from recycled flute sandwiched between unbleached kraft liners. Corrugated boards come in standard configurations, such as single face, single wall, double wall and triple wall (pictured).
The interior tray of Apple computer transit packaging is produced from die cut and folded thin-gauge corrugated card. This allows for a high percentage of recycled material, while maintaining lightweight and protective packaging that is recyclable end of life.
Single faced corrugated card produced from recycled pulp is formed over a mould to create an extruded profile designed to protect a door in transit. A lightweight, recyclable and compostable packaging solution to replace plastic edge protectors.
Marriott hotels, Paris Charles-de-Gaulle airport, by Manuelle Gautrand Architecture, completed 2022, features a colour powder coated and gloss lacquered aluminium alloy facade.
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