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ALPOLIC™/NC-US

ALPOLIC

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Introducing the first, patent-pending non-combustible metal composite material for the U.S. market – ALPOLIC™/NC-US. This innovative advancement in fire safety passes ASTM E136, E84, NFPA 285 and is third-party verified.

For more than 35 years, our products have helped designers and architects change city skylines. Now, meet the next generation of beautiful, durable, and safe metal composite materials. Only from ALPOLIC.

ALPOLIC™/NC-US delivers non-combustibility assurance for projects requiring enhanced, fire-safe building products. Without sacrificing the design intent.

A trusted leader in MCM manufacturing, ALPOLIC has provided dependable, code-compliant, and sustainable solutions the world over. Known for our unparalleled service and support, the largest selection of stocked finishes, and an industry-leading Repair & Replace Warranty, we invite you to experience the ALPOLIC difference for yourself with our latest breakthrough in architectural materials.

It’s the same beauty you love. The same durability you can depend on. Now, with a new rigorously tested level of safety.

Elevate your exterior with peace of mind with the new ALPOLIC™/NC-US.

Learn more at alpolicnc-us.com



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