Composite panels: documented thicknesses
The following overview reproduces material names and thicknesses from the previous catalogue. It helps prepare your inquiry. The current design, available thickness and suitability for the intended case construction are agreed with DM-Cases.
| Material description | Documented thicknesses | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Rosa Porrino composite panel | 3 mm, 4 mm, 6 mm | Previous catalogue |
| Black composite panel | 3 mm, 4 mm, 6 mm | Previous catalogue |
| Composite panel with honeycomb core | 6 mm, 10 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm | Previous catalogue |
| Sandwich composite panel | 4 mm | Historical description: “non-combustible”; clarify current evidence separately |
Distinguishing honeycomb and sandwich
The original page also shows material cross-sections. Five thicknesses are listed for the honeycomb core. The composite panel described as sandwich is listed as 4 mm thick in the previous catalogue. The images show material examples, not dimensioned technical drawings.
Further values such as weight per area, load capacity or exact material composition are not published in this original overview. If you need these details for planning, raise them before choosing a material.
Putting the historical fire-protection statement in context
The page at the time describes the 4 mm sandwich composite panel as “non-combustible”. No test class, certificate or specific standard is given. This historical description is therefore no general fire-protection assurance for a new case.
If fire behaviour matters for your project, clarify the current material design and suitable project-specific evidence separately. Also discuss the complete intended construction. According to the original service description, materials are selected to customer requirements.
Good to know
Which composite panel thicknesses does the catalogue list?
Rosa Porrino and black are listed at 3, 4 and 6 mm. Honeycomb is listed at 6, 10, 15, 20 and 25 mm; sandwich material at 4 mm.
Is a fire-protection class documented?
No class or test standard is published in the original materials overview. “Non-combustible” is a historical catalogue description of the 4 mm sandwich panel. Current evidence must be clarified for the project.
Which surfaces are documented?
Mill finish on both sides and stove-enamelled on one or both sides. Other finishes are listed on request.