EUROBOND Launches EURODUAL, Enters Engineered Solid Panel Segment

08 Dec 2025 CW Team

EURODUAL will be manufactured at the company’s Umbergaon facility, which features advanced continuous coil-coating technology. The panel’s enhanced mechanical stability and rigidity, combined with dual-side customised colour coatings, make it particularly suitable for facades, perforated claddings, balcony and terrace enclosures, and any application where aesthetics matter both inside and out. Produced using marine-grade 3105 and 5005 aluminium alloys, EURODUAL offers high weather resistance, strong colour retention, and long-term durability, reinforcing the company’s strategic expansion into the solid-cladding category.

Divyam Shah, Whole Time Director and CFO, Euro Panel Products, said the launch reflects the company’s commitment to raising industry benchmarks. He noted that the growing demand for solid claddings has driven EUROBOND’s innovation efforts, backed by strong in-house R&D capabilities. He added that EURODUAL enhances the company’s portfolio of fire-safe, perfectly flat, stiff, recyclable solutions with extensive colour customisation options that encourage greater design creativity.

Beyond strength and aesthetics, the panel features a unique dual-finish technology allowing two different finishes on either side, each independently customisable through coil coating. It is available in large formats and comes with 15- and 20-year warranty options, supported by the company’s NABL-accredited in-house coil-testing lab under ISO/IEC 17025 standards.

EURODUAL can be shaped into curves, folds and complex geometries, enabling architects to create bold, large-format installations with fewer joints and cleaner lines. Its corrosion resistance, stability under wind loads and structural stresses, and visual consistency from all angles position it as a strong solution for demanding urban and coastal environments.

Euro Panel Products, the company behind EUROBOND and one of India’s leading metal composite panel brands, has launched EURODUAL—its new pre-coated engineered solid panel designed for superior surface performance and structural rigidity. With this launch, the company becomes one of the first in India to introduce engineered solid panels that laminate two solid sheets together, marking a significant advancement for the nation’s façade and architectural cladding sector.EURODUAL will be manufactured at the company’s Umbergaon facility, which features advanced continuous coil-coating technology. The panel’s enhanced mechanical stability and rigidity, combined with dual-side customised colour coatings, make it particularly suitable for facades, perforated claddings, balcony and terrace enclosures, and any application where aesthetics matter both inside and out. Produced using marine-grade 3105 and 5005 aluminium alloys, EURODUAL offers high weather resistance, strong colour retention, and long-term durability, reinforcing the company’s strategic expansion into the solid-cladding category.Divyam Shah, Whole Time Director and CFO, Euro Panel Products, said the launch reflects the company’s commitment to raising industry benchmarks. He noted that the growing demand for solid claddings has driven EUROBOND’s innovation efforts, backed by strong in-house R&D capabilities. He added that EURODUAL enhances the company’s portfolio of fire-safe, perfectly flat, stiff, recyclable solutions with extensive colour customisation options that encourage greater design creativity.Beyond strength and aesthetics, the panel features a unique dual-finish technology allowing two different finishes on either side, each independently customisable through coil coating. It is available in large formats and comes with 15- and 20-year warranty options, supported by the company’s NABL-accredited in-house coil-testing lab under ISO/IEC 17025 standards.EURODUAL can be shaped into curves, folds and complex geometries, enabling architects to create bold, large-format installations with fewer joints and cleaner lines. Its corrosion resistance, stability under wind loads and structural stresses, and visual consistency from all angles position it as a strong solution for demanding urban and coastal environments.

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