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Aludecor launches Stonic ACP surface series
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Aludecor launches Stonic ACP surface series

Aludecor Lamination has launched its Stonic aluminium composite panel (ACP) surface series and the second phase of its 'Test Nahi Toh Trust Nahi' campaign as part of its 24th Foundation Day celebrations.

Inspired by the natural craquelure patterns found in aged stone, the Stonic series is available in seven finishes and has been developed using the company's Spray Fusion technology. The ACP range is designed for use in façades, feature walls, entranceways, soffits, balcony fascia, ceilings and other commercial, residential and hospitality applications.

The company also introduced 'The Fikar-Free ACP' campaign, an extension of its earlier television campaign promoting the use of tested ACP products. The campaign highlights common challenges such as fading, delamination and fire performance through a series of digital videos and on-ground activations.

Ashok Kumar Bhaiya, Founder, Chairman and Managing Director, Aludecor Lamination, said the campaign aims to raise awareness about the long-term benefits of using tested ACPs. Saurav Kabra, Director, Aludecor, said the company conducts 205 in-house tests at its research and development centre, which houses what it describes as the country's only NABL-accredited reaction-to-fire laboratory.

The company also recognised long-serving employees across various departments during the foundation day celebrations.

Aludecor Lamination has launched its Stonic aluminium composite panel (ACP) surface series and the second phase of its 'Test Nahi Toh Trust Nahi' campaign as part of its 24th Foundation Day celebrations.Inspired by the natural craquelure patterns found in aged stone, the Stonic series is available in seven finishes and has been developed using the company's Spray Fusion technology. The ACP range is designed for use in façades, feature walls, entranceways, soffits, balcony fascia, ceilings and other commercial, residential and hospitality applications.The company also introduced 'The Fikar-Free ACP' campaign, an extension of its earlier television campaign promoting the use of tested ACP products. The campaign highlights common challenges such as fading, delamination and fire performance through a series of digital videos and on-ground activations.Ashok Kumar Bhaiya, Founder, Chairman and Managing Director, Aludecor Lamination, said the campaign aims to raise awareness about the long-term benefits of using tested ACPs. Saurav Kabra, Director, Aludecor, said the company conducts 205 in-house tests at its research and development centre, which houses what it describes as the country's only NABL-accredited reaction-to-fire laboratory.The company also recognised long-serving employees across various departments during the foundation day celebrations.

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