The aluminum single board industry features diverse categorization.

Aluminum composite panels can be divided into five main categories based on different classification criteria: aluminum ceiling panels and architectural aluminum composite panels by thickness specifications; surface treatment processes such as fluorocarbon coating and wood grain transfer printing; series of aluminum alloy plates like 3003, 5052; shapes including single, double-curved, and perforated designs; and functional categories such as curtain walls, suspended ceilings, and column wrapping.

Categorized by thickness specifications

Aluminum Ceiling Tiles: Thickness ≤ 1.2mm, suitable for indoor ceilings and lightweight partitions.

Aluminum Composite Panel: Thickness ≥ 1.5mm, primarily used in scenarios with high load-bearing requirements such as curtain walls and column wrapping.

By Surface Treatment Process Classification

Fluorocarbon Coating: Excellent weather resistance, suitable for outdoor facades (accounting for over 70% of external wall applications).

Anodizing: Forms a dense oxide film with strong corrosion resistance.

Wood Grain/Stone Grain Transfer Printing: Mimicking the textures of natural materials through thermal transfer technology, such as wood grain aluminum panels, which are commonly used in interior decoration.

Punched/Hollowing Processing: Combines ventilation and decorative functions, with customizable hole patterns.