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Architecture
AMAG TopBright®
Company
Innovative expertise for
rolled aluminium products
Based in Austria, we have over seventy
years’ experience in aluminium production. Our success in global markets
is driven by investment and innovation.
We are recognised as a leading manufacturer of high quality aluminium flat
rolled products, specialising in heat
treatable alloys and bright, surface
sensitive finishes.
Production at our facility in Ranshofen
is fully integrated from casting to rolling. We produce a full range of alloys
and are industry leaders in the use
of scrap for rolled products, reduc-
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ing power consumption, supporting
sustainability.
To secure supply of primary metal, we
have a 20% share of Alouette in Quebec, Canada, an efficient producer of
primary ingot from hydroelectric power.
Our robust quality assurance systems
guarantee ongoing compliance with
aerospace and automotive standards. Moreover, we constantly refine
and improve our processes to deliver
products of the highest quality and
reliability.
Aspiring to excellence, we consistently
invest in advanced technologies. In
September 2014, we commissioned
the new hot rolling mill together with a
state of the art plate production centre.
This will increase plate capacity for
aerospace, precision engineering, rail
and marine applications.
AMAG hot-rolling mill, Ranshofen, Austria
Photo: © AMAG
AMAG Ranshofen – the integrated location for specialised, inventive solutions
Restaurant „Steirereck“, Vienna, Austria
Architect: PPAG architects, Vienna, Austria
Photo: © Pierer
Consulting, Know-how
and Competence
The product portfolio in the bright and
anodic material segment includes a
diversity of surfaces and special alloys.
Four decades of experience in the
production of bright products and in
cladding technology have made AMAG
the first choice for customers, for jointly
developing optimum material combinations for high-quality applications and
a plurality of high-quality and unique
surfaces.
Enduse AMAG TopBright®
Architecture
AMAG TopBright® facade sheet of
„AP“-series (architectural-products)
Bright
Automotive trims
Coils for brightening and anodizing
Circles, sheet and coil for
static brightening
Nameplate qualities
Museum Louvre, Lens, France
Architect: SANAA, Tokio, Japan
Photo: © Luc Boegly
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Great product diversity
AMAG offers a wide range of aluminium sheet for architectural applications.
AMAG TopBright® alloys:
architectural materials are produced in
the company’s own foundry with ultraprecise process monitoring.
• AP1 (Al99,85 %)
• AP1 clad (Al99,5 % one side
clad with Al99,9 %)
• AP5 (5005.F)
• AP5 clad (5005 one side
clad with Al99,9 %)
Just like the raw material for our highquality bright products, the AMAG
Thanks to their uniform surfaces in an
anodised state, AMAG TopBright® AP
products are perfectly suited to meeting
the greatest challenges in façade and
architectural applications, both outdoors
and indoors.
Mechanical properties
Thickness
[mm]
Quality
AP1
AP1 clad
Temper
Rm (MPa)
Rp0,2
(MPa)
A50 (%)
guaranteed
min. 120
min. 100
min. 2
typical
135
125
5
min. 120
min. 100
min. 2
145
135
5
guaranteed
0.5 - 3.0
H18
typical
0.5 - 1.5
AP5
according to
AP5 clad“
EN 485-2
> 1.5 - 3.0
>= 2
H14
145 - 185 min. 120 > 3.0 - 4.0
>= 3
>= 4
Bending radius 90°
Quality
Thickness
[mm]
Temper
0.5
AP1
AP1 clad
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> 0.5 to 1.5
Bending radius
[mm]
Bending angle (°)
1,0 x t
H18
2,0 x t
> 1.5 to 2.0
2,5 x t
AP5
0.5 - 3.0 1,0 x t
AP5 clad
> 3.0 - 4.0
H14
2,0 x t
90
90
Façade alloys and surfaces
Material
1)
2)
3)
Temper
AQ126
AQ126.1
AQ124
AQ127
AQ124
AQ125
bright
mirror
brush-finish
daylight
sandblast2)
satin finish
Thickness
max.
Width
Thickness
max.
Width
Thickness
max.
Width
Thickness
max.
Width
Thickness
max.
Width
Thickness
max.
Width
AP1
99.85
H18
0.5 - 2.0
0.5 - 3.0
1600
12501)
0.3 - 1.0
1250
0.5 - 2.03)
1500
0.3 - 1.0
1250
0.5 - 3.02)
15002)
0.5 - 3.0
12501)
AP1 clad
99.5/99.9
H18
0.5 - 2.0
0.5 - 3.0
1500
12501)
0.3 - 1.0
1250
0.5 - 2.03)
1500
0.3 - 1.0
1250
0.5 - 3.02)
15002)
0.5 - 3.0
12501)
AP5
5005.F
H14
-
-
-
-
0.5 - 2.03)
1500
-
-
0.5 - 3.02)
15002)
0.5 - 3.0
1600
AP5 clad
5005/99.9
H14
-
-
-
-
0.5 - 2.03)
1500
-
-
0.5 - 3.02)
15002)
0.5 - 3.0
1500
Other widths on request
in development – on request (Samples available)
Higher gauges on request
Surfaces of the AMAG TopBright® AP series:
Surface
Characteristics
bright
The reflecting mill-finish surface offers new opportunities in the architectural design of buildings. Its use in the interior allows a sort of
“dematerialization” of the rooms thanks to the reflection. Example: Louvre Lens, France
mirror
AP1 mirror is a further development of the AP1 as it features a surface with even stronger reflecting characteristics. Thanks to the low
thicknesses in which AP1 mirror can be produced, it is particularly suitable for manufacturing façade composite plates. The special surface
requires appropriate treatments such as painting with highly transparent sol-gel paint systems to offer protection against the weather and
scratching. Examples: façades of AMAG hot rolling mill, Steirereck restaurant, Vienna.
brush
It is reminiscent of brushed stainless steel and, compared to it, offers the advantage of lower overall costs and lower weight. Depending on
the material, different surface effects can be achieved after anodization.
daylight
Reflector material in the façade (available in AP1 and AP1 clad).
sandblast
Just like a brushed surface, but with the impression of a sand-blasted surface.
satin finish
The classic mill-finish surface, with its homogeneous, metallically bright appearance after anodization, is the optimum solution if a velvety
matt look is required.
Note: Indoor and outdoor use requires appropriate surface treatments such as
anodization and/or painting with highly transparent sol-gel paint systems to offer
protection against the weather and scratching.
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AMAG Hot rolling mill
Ranshofen, Austria
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The cross wing of AMAG’s new hot
rolling mill in Ranshofen was designed
with AMAG TopForm® AP1 mirror. The
implementation of that project was a
challenging task for all those involved
because something entirely new had to
be forged.
Jointly with Alanod and Brucha, AMAG
has created a product that meets special
architectural requirements.
We used our own raw material, Al99.5%,
clad with Al99.85%, anodizing quality
126.1, bright, H18 temper, with a width
of 1245.50 mm and a material thickness
of 0.7 mm, as a starting material for the
project.
The 6,800 m² cladding for the new rolling mill was treated by Alanod GmbH
& Co. KG at its Ennepetal location by
a finishing process for façade products
meeting the highest quality standards,
in which the anodizing process is combined with a painting process.
The highly transparent sol-gel coating is
extremely hard and durable. The resulting product is highly formable and has a
specular surface, with excellent weathering and scratch resistance. Brucha
used this starting material to manufacture panels with a core thickness of 150
mm, with an exterior shell of mirror-finish aluminium, resulting in a product of
flamboyant and unique design. This was
the first time to design panels with an
exterior aluminium shell; the BRUCHA
Paneel® panel is a result of decades of
experience in panel production.
The façade of the new Ranshofen rolling mill is thus a particular example of
how various manufacturing processes
work together in an innovative manner,
using a product developed by AMAG for
architectural applications - definitely an
architectural highlight.
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Louvre museum
in Lens, France
Photos: © Guy Boegly
Architect: SANAA, Tokio, Japan
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“DEMATERIALIZATION“
with AMAG architectural sheets.
AMAG TopBright® AP1 is the design element in
the new Louvre museum in Lens, France.
In December 2012 a branch of the
Louvre museum was opened in Lens
in Northern France. The entire building ensemble stretches over a length of
360 meters on either side of the central
foyer.
Designed by SANAA Architects, Tokyo,
Japan, the museum is characterized by
a transparent and open design with a
lot of glass and especially aluminium.
Large portions of the building covering an exhibition area of 28,000 m²
are provided with anodized aluminium
cladding that “reverts a blurred and
fuzzy image of the site‘s contours,
reflections that change as one strolls
by, depending on the landscaping and
available light.” (SANAA).
These architectural requirements were
fulfilled by AMAG‘s façade sheet metal.
When anodized, the uniform surface of
AMAG TopBright® 99.85 AQ126 makes
it ideally suited for architectural and
façade applications.
This reflective bright-rolled surface
offers new possibilities for the architectural representation of buildings.
If used indoors, AMAG‘s sheets can
virtually “dematerialize” space by
reflection.
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Restaurant „Steirereck“
Vienna, Austria
In Austria’s best restaurant1), the Steirereck in Vienna,
AMAG TopBright® AP1 mirror has been used in the inside and
outside area – the perfect material for demanding architectural
applications.
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Photos: © Pierer
Architect: PPAG architects, Vienna, Austria
This additional architectural project
marked a highly interesting use, in
an urban setting, of the AMAG material, which has already been used in
the sensational Louvre Lens museum
project.
Embedded in the Stadtpark in Vienna, the trees and the blue of the sky
are softly reflected in the aluminium
panels on the exterior. Inconspicuous, but nevertheless full of life – this
is the façade, in which guests, passers-by and objects can be seen with
the required level of defined clarity.
This effect can also be witnessed in
the interior in the form of a continuous design element.
In its concept for converting one of the
best restaurants in the world2), PPAG
architects from Vienna focused on the
further development of the AMAG TopBright® AP1 to the AP1 mirror. The reflecting characteristics of this surface
have been further enhanced, thus paving
the way for further architectural developments (AP stands for “architectural products”).
For many decades, the design opportunities available to architects using aluminium outdoors were restricted to matt
surfaces. The positive response to new,
exciting surfaces, some of which can also
take on the job of controlling daylight in
buildings (AMAG TopBright® AP daylight)
is huge, just as is to be expected.
Top quality in the visible and invisible.
Just like the glossy façade for the centre
wing of the new hot rolling mill in Ranshofen, the AMAG TopBright® AP1 mirror
was surface-treated by Alanod from Ennepetal in Germany to make it weatherproof.
In addition to the perfect surface quality of the AMAG TopBright® AP1 mirror,
the honeycomb panels produced by the
Luxembourg-based company R-tech also
feature outstanding flatness.
With the AMAG TopBright® AP series,
AMAG can support the wide-ranging
design ideas of architects using the most
varied of materials and surfaces. A new
trend is being born – and AMAG architectural sheets are at the very heart of it!
1)
acc. to Falstaff/2014
2)
acc. to „World‘s 50 Best Restaurants Awards“/2014
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Group companies and locations
AMAG Austria Metall AG
P. O. Box 3
5282 Ranshofen
AUSTRIA
T +43 7722 801 0
F +43 7722 809 498
[email protected]
www.amag.at
AMAG operative companies
AMAG rolling GmbH
P.O. Box 32
5282 Ranshofen
AUSTRIA
T +43 7722 801 0
F +43 7722 809 406
[email protected]
www.amag.at
AMAG casting GmbH
P.O. Box 35
5282 Ranshofen
AUSTRIA
T +43 7722 801 0
F +43 7722 809 415
[email protected]
www.amag.at
AMAG metal GmbH
P.O. Box 36
5282 Ranshofen
AUSTRIA
T +43 7722 801 0
F +43 7722 809 479
[email protected]
www.amag.at
AMAG service GmbH
P.O. Box 39
5282 Ranshofen
AUSTRIA
T +43 7722 801 0
F +43 7722 809 402
[email protected]
www.amag.at
Aluminium Austria Metall
(Québec) Inc.
1010 Sherbrooke ouest
# 2414, Montréal, QC. H3A 2R7
CANADA
T +1 514 844 1079
F +1 514 844 2960
[email protected]
www.amag.at
Sales subsidiaries and representatives of AMAG rolling GmbH
Asia
AMAG BENELUX B.V.
Burgwal 47
2611 GG Delft
NETHERLANDS
T +31 15 21 33 222
F +31 15 21 25 795
[email protected]
Office Czech Republic
David Bicovsky
Marie Podvalove 929/5
196 00 Prag 9 - Cakovice
CZECH REPUBLIC
T +42 0725 002 993
[email protected]
AMAG Deutschland GmbH
Lustheide 85
51427 Bergisch Gladbach
GERMANY
T +49 2204 58654 0
F +49 2204 58654 25
[email protected]
Bulgaria/Cathode sheet
Bulmet
Blvd. Slivnitza 212, vh.D,
et.6, ap.17
1202 Sofia
BULGARIA
T +35 929 83 1936 F +35 929 83 2651
[email protected]
AMAG FRANCE SARL
65, Rue Jean Jacques Rousseau
92150 Suresnes
FRANCE
T +33 141 448 481
F +33 141 380 507
[email protected]
AMAG ITALIA S.r.l.
Via Pantano 2
20122 Milano
ITALY
T +39 02 720 016 63
F +39 02 367 640 92
[email protected]
AMAG U.K. LTD.
Beckley Lodge
Leatherhead Road
Great Bookham
Surrey KT 23 4RN
UNITED KINGDOM
T +44 1372 450661
F +44 1372 450833
[email protected]
AMAG Turkey
Agaoglu My Office Is
Merkezi Kat: 4/8,
34746 Ataşehir, Istanbul
TURKEY
T +90 216 250 6040
F +90 216 250 5556
[email protected]
Italy/Aircraft plate
Aerospace Engineering
Via Rimassa, 41/6
16129 Genova
ITALY
T +39 010 55 08 51
F +39 010 574 0311
[email protected]
Poland
Nonferrometal
ul. Solna 17A
32-600 Oswiecim
POLAND
T +48 502 643 003
F +48 33 8 433 299
[email protected]
Sweden, Norway, Finland
Danubia Metallkontor AB
Linnégatan 76
115 23 Stockholm
SWEDEN
T +46 8 704 95 95
F +46 8 704 28 20
[email protected]
Switzerland
R. Fischbacher AG
Hagackerstrasse 10
8953 Dietikon
SWITZERLAND
T +41 44 740 59 00
F +41 44 740 00 19
[email protected]
Spain/Trading
Euromet Metales y
Transformades, S.A.
C/. Orense, 16-5oF
28020 Madrid
SPAIN
T +34 639 770 672
F +34 609 014 665
[email protected]
Spain/OEM
Glintek, ingeniería y
aplicaciones del aluminio, SL
C/Guillermo Tell, 27 Planta 1
08006 Barcelona
SPAIN
T +34 93 418 39 06
F +34 93 418 39 06
[email protected]
AMAG Asia Pacific Ltd.
2F., No.46, Sec. 2, Zhongcheng Rd.,
Shilin Dist., Taipei City 11147
TAIWAN
T +886 (02) 2836 8906/7
F +886 (02) 2836 8905
[email protected]
China/Aircraft
Voss Aviation & Motion
Technology Ltd.
27/F Tesbury Centre,
28 Queen‘s Road East, Wan Chai,
Hong Kong
CHINA
T +852 3580 0882
F +852 3580 1116
[email protected]
India
Protos Engg Co PVT Ltd.
173, Thakur Niwas
J tat a road
Churchgate
Mumbai - 400020
INDIA
T +91 22 66 28 7030
F +91 22 22 02 1716
[email protected]
Israel
Bino Trading
Haziporen 14
30500 Binyamina
ISRAEL
T +972 4 6389992
F +972 4 638939
[email protected]
Korea/Trading
GST Corporation
Chengna Well County 223-1503,
791-1, Yeunhee-Dong,
Seo-ku, Incheon
KOREA
T +82 2 597 7330
F +82 32 566 7350
[email protected]
Taiwan
De Pont Intern. Company
No. 1, Lane 961
Song Vun Road
Tali City 41283. Taichung
TAIWAN
T +886 (0) 4 240 69 421
F +886 (0) 4 240 69 422
[email protected]
America
AMAG USA Corp.
600 East Crescent Ave,
Suite 207
Upper Saddle River
NJ 07458-1827
USA
T +1 201 9627105
F +1 972 4991100
[email protected]
Mexico
Intercontinental de Metales,
S.A. de C.V.
Cto. Historiadores No. 2A
Cd. Satelite, Naucalpan de Juarez
Edo. Mex., ZC 53100
MEXICO
T +11 5255 5374 2272
F +11 5255 5374 2271
[email protected]
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