The ESD-DANPLA-05 is a 5 mm corrugated plastic (PP) sheet - the thickest gauge in ICD's standard Danpla range. Made in Vietnam from virgin polypropylene, each 1220 x 2440 mm sheet weighs about 1500 g and delivers the highest bending stiffness in the line, supporting boxes carrying up to 25 kg. It suits heavy-duty logistics, machinery production and demanding storage.
1. Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product code | ESD-DANPLA-05 |
| Material | Virgin PP |
| Thickness | 5 mm |
| Origin | Vietnam |
| Warranty | 2 years |
2. Applications & Key Advantages
- Warehouse floor and shelf panels that bear high point loads without sagging, allowing wider spans between supports
- Container and pallet base liners that protect goods from floor moisture and withstand high stacking weights, with a typical service life of 3-4 years
- Load-bearing dividers for warehouse or production zones that stay rigid and vibration-free under stacked goods
- Heavy-duty boxes for mechanical components, cast parts and items over 15 kg per box, resisting cracking or deformation in transit
- Temporary acoustic or thermal panels in construction, able to take mechanical impact
- Display platforms for heavy products in supermarkets and showrooms where rigidity signals quality
- Highest bending stiffness in the standard Danpla line thanks to the three-layer PP corrugated structure
- Distributes load better than 3 mm or 4 mm sheets, ideal where pressure comes from multiple points at once
- Replaces costlier materials such as ABS or rigid PVC while keeping weight reasonable
- Available in white, blue and black (with a black ESD option)
Browse the full Corrugated Plastic (Danpla) range from ICD Vietnam.
3. Product Images
4. Frequently Asked Questions
For a warehouse floor, should I choose 5 mm or 4 mm?
If supports are widely spaced or the floor carries heavy concentrated loads, 5 mm is the safer choice for its higher stiffness. Where supports are closer together and loads are moderate, 4 mm is usually enough and more economical.
Is 5 mm Danpla hard to fold by hand?
Yes - it is much stiffer than 3 mm or 4 mm. For hand or semi-automatic box making you should add a score line so the panel folds cleanly. Without scoring, the sheet can crack at the fold.
How much does a finished box weigh?
Each 5 mm sheet weighs around 1500 g, so a box built from four to six sheets can weigh roughly 6-9 kg empty. Always factor box weight plus cargo into your total load calculation.
Is 5 mm always in stock?
Stock can be more limited than the popular 3 mm gauge. For large orders it is best to confirm availability before ordering.
Can the sheet be cut or machined to size?
Yes. CNC cutting and bending are available, though 5 mm takes longer to process than thinner gauges. ESD test reports and VAT invoices can be provided for business orders.
5. Request a Quote
Northern Vietnam: 0983 797 186 / 090 345 9186 / 090 5859 186 - Email: sales@icdvietnam.com.vn
Southern Vietnam: 098 6784 186 - Email: sales@icdvietnam.com.vn
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Frequently Asked Questions
What load capacity does the 5mm Danpla sheet support?
It supports boxes carrying up to 25 kg, delivering the highest bending stiffness in ICD's standard Danpla range.
What is the standard sheet size?
Each sheet measures 1220 x 2440 mm and weighs about 1,500 g, made in Vietnam from virgin polypropylene.
