Ampco by AJW High Pressure Laminate compartment systems, gives flexibility, aesthetics, and economy

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Sep 30, 2016

AMPCO by AJW’s High Pressure Laminate components utilize NEMA GP-50 high-pressure laminate and industrial grade 45lb. density particleboard. Bonding the edges before face lamination promotes water runoff, enhances color pattern aesthetics and inhibits deterioration. AMPCO by AJW features a full range of solid designer colors, patterns and finishes.

Strengths

• Economically priced
• Quick ship availability
• Large color selection
• High graffiti resistance
• Impact resistance

• 1-1/4” (31mm) thick pilasters
• 7/8” nominal thick doors, panels and screens
• Heavy duty cast chrome plated non-ferrous Zamac hinges and bracket hardware are standard
• High Pressure Laminate bonded with structural water resistant adhesives
• Edges bonded before face lamination
• the following construction styles available for this material: Overhead Braced (OHB), Floor Mounted (FM), Floor to Ceiling (F/C), Ceiling Hung (C/H), and Euroline.

• 1” minimum (25mm) thick finished doors, panels and screens
• Plywood core, AB exterior grade
• Stainless Steel finished laminate edges on doors, panels, stiles and screens
• Steel core pilasters
• Stainless Steel hardware
• Continuous Aluminum or Stainless Steel wall brackets
• Continuous Stainless Steel hinges
• Continuous Aluminum Aluminum Spring Loaded Hinges
• Euroline™ hardware
• Non Added Urea Formaldehyde core
• Surface mount chrome or stainless steel hinges (two or three per door)
• No sightline Hardware (Cont. Aluminum Keepers and Cont. Hinges)

• RECYCLED CONTENT MR 4.0
• Formica- Pre-consumer 71% Post-consumer 2%
• Wilsonart- Pre-consumer 71% Post-consumer 5%
• LOCAL AND REGIONAL MATERIALS MR 5.0 (Manufactured in all locations)
• Laminate Recovery- Asheville, NC(W); Temple, TX(W); Bakersfield, CA(F); Atlanta, GA(F)
• Particleboard Recovery- Adel, GA; Springfield, OH
• Hardware Recovery- Sanger, TX
• RENEWABLE RESOURCES MR 6.0
• Wilsonart 2%
• LOW EMITTING MATERIALS IEQ 4.4

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