Hot-humid terminals, hospitals, and long-span halls need solid aluminum that holds a return after wind and a coating that survives the voyage. LINDELACR packs labelled lots from Foshan: 3003-H14, 2.0–3.0 mm, PVDF ≥ 30 μm.
| 20,000 m² | Plant that owns CNC, brake, and PVDF |
|---|---|
| Scan → CNC | 1:1 model before the first blank is cut |
| Long-haul pack | Tickets on the crate, not a bulk coil |
| WhatsApp desk | Engineer on the same drawing as the brake |
One workflow from 3D scan or drawing to factory production and install guidance. Start on customized-for-you if you only have a sketch.
Demountable trays for wards and corridors. Cleanable faces, documented suspension.
Shaped covers and baffles for concourses that take daylight and public traffic.
Linear baffles that keep a long hall readable without a gypsum bulkhead.
Cassettes with returns — rainscreen logic, not ACP skins.
Open cell and clip-in for retail volumes that need services above.
Micro-perforation for open offices that still have to look finished.
GIMEEC Health Ark is a shaped PVDF envelope we actually folded: box cassettes, corrugated faces, grind and coat in one plant. Alloy 3003-H14, typically 2.5–3.0 mm where the return must hold.
The person who signed the unfold is in the same building as the brake. First article is checked before the nest — how a long-haul African shipment avoids a container of trays that do not meet the as-built scan.
Send the RCP or a phone scan, city, and whether the face is facade, ceiling, or both.
