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S Galum - 55% Al-Zn Alloy Coated Steel Sheet

S Galum Aluzinc is a brand name for 55% Aluminium-Zinc alloy
coated steel sheets and coils. Coating is applied by means of a
continuous hot dip process.
S Galum Aluzinc is highly heat and corrosion resistant, combining
the properties of aluminium which renders increased durability,
excellent heat resistance and formability, and those of zinc which
offers high heat resistance and excellet corrosion protection.
S Galum Aluzinc is three to six times more corrosion resistant
than regular zinc coated steel sheet, with a 20 year warrantee for
residential use.
S Galum Aluzinc is available in three class viz: Commercial Qual-
ity, Drawing Quality and Structural (Gr-E) Quality.
For industrial insulation, Commercial Quality S Galum Aluzinc is
used.
Advantages:
S Galum Aluzinc combines the advantages of the two major components
of the coating: the barrier effect of aluminium and the sacrificial protection Composition of Coated Layers:
of zinc, this result in a very good surface corrosion resistance. The char- Composition Weight Ratio (%)
acteristic silver metallic color combined with small spangles of S Galum
Aluzinc ensures a very attractive aspect. This look is preserved in time Aluminium 55.0
with no dulling, thanks to a thin transparent layer of aluminium oxides
Zinc 43.4
formed on the surface. Aluminium-zinc coated steel offers even more
advantages: a good corrosion resistance at high temperature, a good Silicon 1.6
abrasion resistance due to its surface hardness and an excellent thermal
and light reflectivity.
Aluminium
Specifications: Range (long-term
durability)
Thickness 0.25 ~ 2.5mm
Width 600 ~ 1600mm S Galum
(high heat resistance;
Unit Coil Weight 4 ~ 25Ton high corrosion Silicon
resistance) (heat resistance)
Coating Weight 60 ~ 220g/m2
Coil ID 508/610 Sleeve
Zinc
Raw Materials CQ, DQ, SQ (Anti-Corrosive
ability)
Applications:
The S Galum Aluzinc range is used in many applications both indoors and outdoors. The most common ones are:
• construction: the most typical application is roofing, but S Galum Aluzinc is also widely used for internal clad-
ding, ceilings and post-painted metallic tiles. It is the basis material for many kinds of narrow profiles used in all
parts of a building
• appliances and general industry: S Galum Aluzinc is currently used for the casing of wet domestic appli-
ances and for specific devices requiring a strong corrosion resistance of the elements: air conditioners, electri-
cal cabinets, lighting equipment,...
• industrial insulation: S Galum Aluzinc is used as insulation cladding in the power generating, petrochemical
and oil industries. Its primary use is in the lagging of pipes, equipment and tanks.
• miscellaneous: S Galum Aluzinc finds its place in various markets such as mobile floors for car parks, trailers,
floors for railway wagons, etc.
In general S Galum Aluzinc is supplied with EasyFilm®, a thin organic coating enabling direct paint adhesion, en-
hanced forming and anti-fingerprint properties. Aluminium-zinc coated steel is also a good substrate for subsequent
coil coating.
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S Galum Performance
Durability
S Galum Aluzinc is three to six times more corrosion resistant than regular zinc coated steel sheet of the same
thickness. The shearing surface has superior corrosion and stretch resistance to aluminium coated steel sheet.
S Galum Aluzinc is backed with a 20-year warrantee for residential use.
Corrosion Test (Outdoor exposure test)

Galvanized steel is subject to a continuous rate of corrosion, whereas the corrosion of S Galum Aluzinc tends to slow
down over time. This outstanding corrosion resistance is attributed to the anti-corrosion properties in the coated layer.
• Outdoor exposure test at seaside for 20 years • The results of salt spray test after 1000 hours
S Galum Galvanized Aluminized Galvanized S Galum Aluzinc

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Heat Reflectivity
Base Metal Heat Reflectivity (%)
S Galum steel sheet boasts superior heat reflectivity,
which produces increased energy efficiency, making it an S Galum Aluzinc Steel Sheet 70 ~ 75
excellent material for the interior of electronic home appli- Galvanized Steel Sheet 30 ~ 40
ances. Used as a roofing material, S Galum will inhibit the Prepainted Steel Sheet (Silver) 50 ~ 60
rise of a building’s temperature, thereby lowering the cost Prepainted Steel Sheet (Gray) 45 ~ 50
of air conditioning. Food storage buildings made with S Prepainted Steel Sheet (Blue) 10 ~ 15
Galum enjoy the additional benefit of having stored grains
Tile, Slate 10 ~ 20
protected from quality change.
Heat Resistance Surface discoloration

The capacity ration of the
aluminium in the coated layer
250ºC 300ºC 350ºC 400ºC 450ºC 500ºC
of S Galum is high at over Galvinized ○ □ □~X X X X
80%. S Galum will withstand SGalum Aluzinc ○ ○ ○ □ □ X
a prolonged temperature of
315°C without discoloration or Test condition: twice cycle tests
oxidization. ○ : No change, X : Discoloration, □ : Diminished luster
Thickness Area/ton (m2 / ton) Economical Efficiency:

(mm) SGalum AZ185 Galvanized Z27 The density of coated layer of S
Galum steel, 3.75g/cm2 is smaller
0.4 340 321
than that of galvanized steel (7.14g/
0.5 268 257 cm2), increasing surface area per
1.0 AZ 185 131 Z27 128 ton and enhancing the economical
1.6 81 80 efficiency.
2.0 64 64
Paintability
Paint is highly adhesive to the coated layer of S Galum steel sheet, compared to galvanized steel plates. S Galum
used for general purposes does not require pretreatment before painting.
Weldability
The weldability of S Galum is similar to that of galvanized steel sheet, special attention required before welding in-
cludes the welding current, time, and electrode pressure.
Workability
The workability of S Galum is similar to that of galvanized steel sheet. Its ability to suppress fine cracks on the coat-
ing layer enhances the durability of treatment area.
S Galum Organic Coating Process

Organic film treatment on the coated layer of the S Galum steel sheet, which is applied to the in-line coater, includes
acryl resin organic film containing 1~2µm chromate. In comparison with the temporary corrosion resistant property
of the conventional cromate applied in post-treatment, S Galum offers the following functions:
• High corrosion resistance

• Lubrication properties (No need for
lubrication oil)
• Paintability
• Anti-fingerprint properties
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Mechanical Properties
Class: Commercial Quality as per ASTM A 792, AZ185
Tensile Strength: 36~44 Kg/mm2
Yield Strength: 28~34 Kg/mm2
Elongation: 30~36 %
Hardness: 55~65 HrB
S Galum Aluzinc is also available in profile sheets with the following sinusoidal corrugation for cladding
of insulation on vertical equipments, vessels and tanks in the industrial sectors:
Allowable Load Table
Span
Purlins Centers in mm MI
Condition
Weight ZxTOP ZxBOTT.
1000 1250 1500 1750 2000 mm 4/M
Kg/M2 mm3/M mm3/M
∆∆ 179 91 54 32 23
0.50 14386 1.58 4.18 1514
∆∆∆ 285 147 84 54 37
∆∆ 213 110 63 41 28
0.60 17263 1.907 5.06 1817
∆∆∆ 343 175 101 65 42
∆∆ 250 127 73 47 32
0.70 20140 2225 5.94 2120
∆∆∆ 399 205 119 76 49
∆∆ 285 147 84 54 39
0.80 23017 2543 6.82 2422
∆∆∆ 457 233 136 86 56
∆∆ 321 164 95 60 44
0.90 25895 2.861 7.7 2725
∆∆∆ 513 263 158 95 65
∆∆ 358 183 106 67 49
1.00 28772 3179 8.58 3028
∆∆∆ 571 293 168 106 71
∆∆ 429 220 127 80 58
1.20 34526 3.814 10.34 3634
∆∆∆ 686 352 203 127 86
Working load in N/m2 and deflection L/100
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Recommendations for use
1. Handling & Storage:

• Please inspect the product immediately upon receipt.
• Use clean, dry gloves in order to prevent surface contamination.
• Equipment used in the handling of the goods must be clean. The contact
surface must be smooth without any bumps in order to prevent damage to
the coated layer. Special care must be made to prevent coil from rolling
when put on the floor.
• The product must remain dry during transportation. Storage must take place inside a structure insu-
lated from surrounding environment Proper ventilation must be provided
in case the product is stored high temperature, high humidity conditions.
• Sheet must be stored on a slant for the effective discharge of humidity
that may occur.
• To prevent discoloration if the coil becomes wet, they must either be
produced immediately or be unwound to dry.
2. Mechanical Jointing and Welding:

• Material with weather resistance equal to that of S
Galum must be selected for mechanical welding and
metallurgic welding. In comparison with the welder
tool tip of other coated steel sheet whose life span
tends to decrease, welding S Galum can minimize
such problems by modifying the tip shape of the
coolant.
• S Galum must avoid contact with lead, bronze or
graphite. Contact with such materials can result in
red rust. Water falling from bronze sheet to S Galum
sheet will accelerate local corrosion.
• Similar to aluminium coated steel sheet, soldering S
Galum is difficult due to the aluminium oxide film on
the surface. Use the aluminium steel sheet soldering
and torch.
• Avoid using neutral silicon rubber sealant containing
amino acid and acetic acid, which can accelerate
corrosion at the beginning of the drying process.
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Recommendations for use
3. Painting:
• The surface must be clean, dry and free of scale. Grease and oil
can be removed with a neutral solvent or paint thinner. Use a wire
brush to remove corrosion and by-products.
• The use of Alkid or 100% acryl paint will yield satisfactory results.
However, avoid mixing paint produced by different companies.
4. Use for livestock houses:

• S Galum that has not undergone post-treatment should not be used in building barns. The discharge
and by-products from animals expose S Galum to a highly corrosive environment, accelerating cor-
rosion even when proper sealing and ventilation facilities are installed.
5. Alkali corrosion:
• Due to the properties similar to those of aluminium coated steel sheet, discoloration is likely to occur
if S Galum comes into contact with alkali material. Precautions must be taken.
6. Forming:
• Although the aluminium/zinc coated layer possesses the same properties as lubrication oil, addi-
tional lubrication oil is desirable for satisfactory formability (S Galum with organic film excepted).
• During the forming process, S Galum tends to experience the pick-up phenomenon more often that
galvanized steel sheet. An appropriate amount of lubrication oil can prevent these occurrences.
Avoid using solvent lubrication oil if S Galum is not completely dry before storage. Completely re-
move all steel powder, Fe fines, scraps and chips to prevent red rust from developing.
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Application
1. Construction
• Roofing Material
• Industrial Insulation
• Side-Wall Material
• Partition
• Soundproof Wall
• Duct
• Shutter
• Fencing
• Corrugated Steel Pipe
• Lightweight Steel
2. Automotive Components
• Muffler
• Exhaust Silence Boxes
• Exhaust Pipe (Tail Pipe)
• Oil Filter Tube
• Bus Floor
• Truck Bottom
• Air Cleaner Cover
• Hose Clamp
• Brake Pad Cover
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Application
3. Agricultural
• Greenhouse Pipe
• Silo
• Tobacco Leaf Dryer
• Grain Dryer
• Agriculture Equipment
• Machine parts
• Greenhouse Panel
4. Industrial Machinery
• Industrial Equipment
• Heat Insulation Cover
• Water Heater
• Heat Exchanger
• Dryer
• Waste Incinerator
• Container
5. Electrical (home)
Appliances
• Vending Machine
• Gas Boiler
• Gas Oven
• Toaster
• Air Conditioner/Heater
• Washer
• Light Shade
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Aluminized Steel Type 2

Specification: Aluminized Steel Type 2 according to ASTM A 463/A 463M - 97 T2 300.
T2: means commercially pure aluminium
300 means coating weight total both sides 300 g/m2
Aluminized Steel Type 2 was developed in 1939 for superior environmental corrosion
resistance. Type 2 combines the strength of a steel substrate with the corrosion
resistance of aluminium.
Production-method: Hot-dip coating process
MANUFACTURING:
Aluminized Steel Type 2 is produced by continuous hot-dip coating of steel strip in a bath of molten,
commercially pure aluminium. Cleaning the strip in a non-oxidizing / reducing furnace atmosphere
assures a pristine surface for coating adherence. Interaction of molten aluminium with the steel sur-
face produces a metallurgical bond and provides corrosion protection. Line speed, bath temperature
and air finishing knives control aluminium coating thickness.
COATING MICROSTRUCTURE:
The Aluminized Steel Type 2 coating micro-

structure is a duplex one, there being an alu-
minium layer and an underlying, hard alumin-
ium-iron intermetallic alloy layer. The alloy
arises from interaction of molten, commer-
cially pure aluminium with the steel surface
and is the agent that bonds the total coating to
the substrate. The alloy is an essential part of
the coating protection system, supplementing
the aluminium layer and providing a second
line of defense to ensure long term durability.
Control of the alloy layer thickness and thick-
ness uniformity assures the degree of coating
formability necessary for corrugated steel pipe
manufacture.
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BASIC COATING CORROSSION BEHAVIOUR:
Coating Corrosion Resistance: The aluminium
layer spontaneously forms an aluminium oxide pas-
sive film, as is characteristic of aluminium. This film
imparts its usual high resistance to major environ-
mental factors influencing corrosion behavior in
waters and soils. Corrosion due to dissolved oxy-
gen and carbon dioxide and erosion corrosion due
to high velocity waters are the common influential
factors in a pipe waterside environment. The pas-
sive film imparts high resistance to all of these fac-
tors.
Any pitting in the aluminium layer will be arrested at

the thick alloy layer. At the alloy layer, pits grow in
width rather than in depth. The aluminium layer
may exhibit abrasion losses in high velocity rainfall
run-off carrying bedload but the alloy layer provides
enhanced resistance to mild-to-moderate abrasion.
The alloy layer also resists erosion corrosion and
corrosion by water and soil, thus providing effective
long-term protection.
As a consequence of its combined coating properties, Aluminized Steel Type 2 achieves a superior
service life over the full range of normal exposure conditions common to drainage pipe environments.
Exceptions include severe abrasive conditions and severe corrosive conditions such as exist in sea-
water, acid minewater and sanitary sewage..
Coating Protection Mechanism of the Steel Substrate: The very slow rate of pit growth observed
in field surveys of pipe up to 43 years old is due to the galvanic protection mechanism of Aluminized
Steel Type 2. Should pits penetrate into the steel substrate, three combined pit growth-restricting
electrochemical factors are activated.
* Low-level (partial) galvanic protection of the pit cavity is provided by corrosion of the sur-
rounding aluminum layer.
* The electrically insulating oxide films on the aluminium and alloy layers hinder the electro
chemical action that powers pitting.
* Partial galvanic protection produces adherent corrosion products that plug pit cavities and
retard corrosion.
All there electrochemical factors provide effective long-term substrate protection throughout the entire
pipe service life.
Applications: *Hot-, cold- and sound- insulation cladding.

* Drainage pipes.
* Roofing and siding for buildings.
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Advantages: * Mechanical strength of steel in combination with corrosion resistance of aluminium

results in decreased maintenance cost.
* Fire resistance: No “Metal Embrittlement” (contrary to zinc coatings)
Steel base metal protects insulation material against fire.
* Sound insulation: - Specific weight Aluminized Type 2: 7.6 kg/dm3.
- Specific weight solid aluminium: 2.7 kg/dm3.
- More weight for the same mass = better sound insulation.
Storage & handling: dry and ventilated, normal procedures for handling and storing of any quality
sheet steel.
Limitations: * Avoid standing water for extended periods.

* Not recommended in ammonia containing atmosphere.
Available coil dimensions and weights

0.5, 0.6, 0.70, 0.80, 0.90, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 x 1000 mm, in 1000 kgs - and 2000 kgs-coils.
Formability: Can be bended, corrugated, folded and roll formed.

Material has to be formed in one pass.
Recommended bending radius:

Up to 0.80mm = 1 x thickness / 0.80mm - 1.25mm = 2 x thickness
1.25mm – 1.90mm= 3 x thickness / 1.90mm – 2.20mm = 4 x thickness
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Aluminized Steel Type 2 for insulation-cladding
Specification: Aluminized Steel Type 2 according to ASTM A 463/A 463M - 97 T2 300.

T2: means commercially pure aluminium
300 means coating weight total both sides 300 g/m2
Production-method: Hot-dip coating process.
Applications: *Hot-, cold- and sound- insulation cladding.

* Drainage pipes.
* Roofing and siding for buildings.
Advantages: * Mechanical strength of steel in combination with corrosion resistance of aluminium

results in decreased maintenance cost.
* Fire resistance: No “Metal Embrittlement” (contrary to zinc coatings)
Steel base metal protects insulation material against fire.
* Sound insulation: - Specific weight Aluminized Type 2: 7.6 kg/dm3.
- Specific weight solid aluminium: 2.7 kg/dm3.
- More weight for the same mass = better sound insulation.
Storage & handling: dry and ventilated, normal procedures for handling and storing of any quality
sheet steel.
Limitations: * Avoid standing water for extended periods.

* Not recommended in ammonia containing atmosphere.
Average weight per square meter:

0.56 mm = 4.03 kg/m2, 0.70 mm = 5.15 kg/m2, 0.80 mm = 5.98 kg/m2, 0.90 mm = 6.80 kg/m2,
1.00mm = 7.62 kg/m2, 1.25 mm = 9.66 kg/m2, 1.50mm 11.70 kg/m2
Thickness of insulation cladding:

Outside diameter of insulated piping | Thickness of Aluminized Type 2 in mm.
Up to 200 mm thickness 0.56 mm
Over 200 thickness 0.80 mm
Removable covers thickness 1.00 mm
Sound insulation thickness 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 mm
Available coil dimensions and weights

0.56, 0.70, 0.80, 0.90, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 x 1000 mm, in 1000 kgs - and 2000 kgs-coils.
Formability: Can be bended, corrugated, folded and roll formed.

Material has to be formed in one pass.
Recommended bending radius:

Up to 0.80mm = 1 x thickness / 0.80mm - 1.25mm = 2 x thickness
1.25mm – 1.90mm= 3 x thickness / 1.90mm – 2.20mm = 4 x thickness
Fasteners: Aluminium or stainless steel

For stainless steel fastening systems rubber, plastic, or other insulating materials
should be used, to prevent electrolytic corrosion
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Glass Reinforced Filament Tape
Description: Glass reinforced filament tape is a tape reinforced with glass fibers in the longitudinal
direction along with a Polypropylene backing. The Polypropylene backing provides
abrasion and moisture resistance. The adhesive is formulated to adhere adequately
to fiberboard and insulation surfaces.
Availability: Roll lengths 50, 150, 200 Im (Roll width dependent)

Roll widths 9, 12, 15, 19, 25, 30, 50 and 75 mm.
Application: Application must be easily accomplished at room temperature. .
Characteristics
Backing : Biaxially oriented polypropylene.
Adhesive : Rubber-resin.
Colors : Transparent.
Adhesion to steel : 9.6 N/10 mm.
Tensile strength : 250 N/10 mm.
Elongation : 8.5%
Backing thickness : 32 microns Polypropylene
Total thickness : 135 microns.
Static shear : 4500 minutes.
Temperature : -25°C to +60°C
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SS 304 Bands
Stainless Steel Bands fabricated to provide fastening function, with

full round edge on both sides.
Stainless Steel Bands is manufactured from 304 stainless steel in a

special soft annealed temper to facilitate handling.
Stainless Steel Bands comes with a de-burred edge for personnel safety.
It is available in a full range of widths, 12.5mm, 16mm, 19mm, 20mm,
25mm, 40mm and 50mm in both 2B finish and Bright finish, other width
less 400mm can be made to order.
Stainless Steel Bands offers the greatest strength and corrosion resistance.
The banding is typically packaged in 10~20 kg coils, shrink wrapped or paper wrapped, in pallets or
crates for ocean shipping.
SS 304 Bands
Width (mm) 13mm, 16mm, 19mm, 25mm, 40mm, 50mm
Thickness (mm) 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm, 0.91mm, 1mm, 1.2mm
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Bands
Component Max (%) Min (%)
C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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SS 316 Bands

Stainless Steel Bands manufactured from 316L stainless steel in a

It is available in a full range of widths, 12mm, 13mm, 16mm, 20mm,
25mm and 40mm in both 2B finish and Bright finish, other width less
400mm can be made to order.
SS 316 Bands
Thickness (mm) 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm, 1mm
Chemical Composition for SS 316 Bands
C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 13.00 10.00
Cr 18.50 16.50
Mo 2.50 2.00
N 0.11
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SS 316L Bands

Stainless Steel Bands manufactured from 316L stainless steel in a

It is available in a full range of widths, 12mm, 13mm, 16mm, 20mm,
25mm and 40mm in both 2B finish and Bright finish, other width less
400mm can be made to order.
SS 316L Bands
Chemical Composition for SS 316L Bands
C 0.03
Si 0.75
Mn 2.00
S 0.03
P 0.045
Ni 14.00 10.00
Cr 18.00 16.00
Mo 3.00 2.00
N 0.10
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SS 304 Seals
Seals are manufactured from Stainless Steel Type 304 in 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm, 0.91mm, 1mm,
and 1.2mm thickness, 12.5mm, 16mm, 19mm, 20mm, 25mm, 40mm and 50mm width, other sizes
are also available on request.
Wing Seal is designed to suit the banding, easy to close in any position.
Closed Type Seals are also available for special applications.
The Seals are typically packed in cardboard boxes and plastic bags, shrink wrapped in pallets or
SS 304 Seals
Thickness (mm) 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm, 0.91mm, 1mm, 1.2mm
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Seals
C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
Wing Seal Closed Seal
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SS 316 Seals
Wing Seal which is manufactured from Stainless Steel Type 304 in 0.8mm
thickness, 12mm, 13mm 16mm, 20mm, 25mm and 40mm width, other sizes
The Seals are typically packed in cardboard boxes and plastic bags, shrink
wrapped in pallets or crates for ocean shipping.
SS 316 Seals
Chemical Composition for SS 316 Seals
C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 13.00 10.00
Cr 18.50 16.50
Mo 2.50 2.00
N 0.11
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SS 316L Seals
Wing Seal which is manufactured from Stainless Steel Type 316L in 0.8mm
thickness, 12mm, 13mm 16mm, 20mm, 25mm and 40mm width, other sizes
The Seals are typically packed in cardboard boxes and plastic bags, shrink
wrapped in pallets or crates for ocean shipping.
SS 316L Seals
Chemical Composition for SS 316L Seals
C 0.03
Si 0.75
Mn 2.00
S 0.03
P 0.045
Ni 14.00 10.00
Cr 18.00 16.00
Mo 3.00 2.00
N 0.10
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SS 304 Wire
Stainless Steel Tie Wire is drawn to precision diameter, and then soft annealed for quick field insula-
tion tie-ups.
Stainless Steel Tie Wire comes in different Alloy i.e. T304, T316, T316L. SS Wire available in size of
1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.6m
SS 304 Wire
Diameter 1.0mm, 1.29mm, 1.6mm
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Wire

C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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Galvanized Steel Tie Wire
Galvanized Steel Tie Wire is drawn to precision diameter, and then soft annealed for
quick field insulation tie-ups.
Galvanized Steel Wire available in size range 0.5mm ~ 1.8mm
The zinc coating can be 100g/m2, 200g/m2 and 300g/m2
Galvanized Steel Wire

Diameter 0.5mm ~ 1.6mm
Chemical Composition for G.I. Wire

Component Max (%)
C 0.01
Mn 0.45
S 0.03
P 0.03
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SS 316 Wire
Stainless Steel Tie Wire is drawn to precision diameter, and then soft annealed for quick field insula-
tion tie-ups.
Stainless Steel Tie Wire comes in different Alloy i.e. T304, T316, T316L. SS Wire available in size of
1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.6m
SS 316 Wire
Diameter 1.0mm, 1.3mm, 1.6mm
Chemical Composition for SS 316L Wire

C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 13.00 10.00
Cr 18.50 16.50
Mo 2.50 2.00
N 0.11
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Glass Cloth
Material:
Glass yarn are manufactured with continuous filament, low alkali, “E”
glass yarn and are woven on high technology shuttle-less looms
coated with crylic acid copolymer liquid, to set the weave that gives the
fabric good dimensional stability.
Advantages:
Glass is an inherently inert substance. It does not rot; it does not de-
cay; it does not absorb moisture as, for example, do natural fibers such
as cotton or Hessian. It will also not leach out volatile solvent oil from
the medium it is reinforcing. It is unaffected by microorganisms, or by
the effects of elements. Glass fiber has a high tensile strength and will
not stretch, thus significantly improving the life of the protective coating
by giving a much higher resistance to cracking than an un-reinforced
product.
Specifications:
Glass yarn meet or exceed the values of product standard PS127/1986 issued by BRoCMA (Bitumen
Roof Coatings Manufactures Association).
Application:
It is commonly used in wall reinforce, out-side wall heat insulation, roof waterproof, etc., is an ideal
engineering material in insulation system and construction.
Open Weave Glass Cloth # 10

Weave Leno
Warp 22x1x2
Yarn (tex)
Weft 44
Warp 10x2
Density (counts/inch)
Weft 10
Raw 51±5
Unit weight (g/m2)
Finished product 60±5
Content of resin ≥16%
Warp ≥700
Tensile strength (N/50mm)
Weft ≥350
Tensile strength after 28 days Warp ≥50% of original

conditioning in 5% NaOH
Weft ≥50% of original
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Multiplex Foil
Multiplex Foil
Multiplex Foil is a vapour barrier foil, a three layer lamination of

polyester film / aluminium foil / polyester film. Used as a facing
over insulation board, segments, pipe sections etc. Primarily used
in cold / cryogenic insulation systems, to prevent the ingress of
moisture into the insulation. It combines the excellent vapour bar-
rier properties of aluminium with the outstanding mechanical and
thermal characteristics of polyester film, giving an ideal, flexible
and efficient barrier material, suitable for outdoor use.
Features:
Absolute vapor barrier

Excellent reflector of radiant heat
Extreme tear resistance
Extreme puncture resistance
Great temperature application -70 to 150ºC (-100 to 300º F)
Lightweight and flexible
Easy to cut and quick to install
Fast and safe installation
Low maintenance costs
Works well in all climates
Environmental friendliness, safety, and non-toxicity
Construction: 12 / 25 / 12 micron – poly / alu / poly

Thickness: 50 micron
Physical properties:
Temperature resistance: -60°C to +150°C

Weight: 106 gr/m2
Specific gravity: 2.2 kg/dm3
Vapour permeability ASTM E96 E: 0.000001 g/m2.h.mmHg (37.8°C, 90% R.H.)
Mechanical properties:
Tensile Strength: 119 Mpa (17,300 psi)

Yield Strength: 70 N /cm (40 lbs/inch)
Tear Strength: 400 g/mm
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Butyl Rubber Sheet
Butyl rubber (IIR or Isobutylene Isoprene Polymer) is a copolymer

of isobutylene and a small percentage or isoprene.
With careful compounding Butyl Rubber has really good tensile

strength.
Butyl Rubber has very low permeability to air and other gases.
Excellent resistance to ozone, oxidation and sunlight.
Excellent temperature resistance for normal compounds and even
better with special formulations like cured resin.
Butyl Rubber has moderate resistance to abrasion and compression set. Resistance to chemicals;
resistant to most inorganic products. Highly resistant to mineral acids, alkalines and aqueous acids.
Not recommended to use in contact with oils, or hydrocarbon solvents.
Properties Values
Colour Black
Specific Gravity 1.2
Thickness 1.0; 1.2; 1.5; 1.8; 2.0; 2.25 & 2.5 mm
Hardness 60 ± 5 Shore A
Tensile Strength 90 kg/cm²
Elongation 350 %
Abrasion Resistance 190 mm³
Compression Set (22 hrs at 70ºC) 40 %
Tear Resistance 25 kg / cm
After Ageing (72 hrs at 70º C)
- Hardness + 5 (POINTS)
- Tensile Strength -5%
- Elongation - 10 %
Chemical Resistance
- Ozone Excellent
- Dilute Acids & Bases Excellent
- Concentrated Acids & Bases Excellent
- Oils Not Recommended
- Solvents Excellent
Temperature Range - 65 to 200 ºC
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Butyl Sealant Tape with PE Backing
ASCT 8520 is a self bonding, caulking material, which is widely used to seal
joints in projects, such as macromolecule waterproof material construction,
steel structure, tunnel projects, irrigation works, all kinds of waterproof
board, expansion and contraction joints, etc. for industrial and construction
application
It is used for connecting two non-similar surfaces and especially for water
proofing between joints.
Characteristics:
1) Excellent mechanical properties:
• high adhesive intensity (excellent adhesive to various Roofing and Building materials such as cement
concrete, metal, asbestos, wood, plastic, glass, fiberglass, textiles, etc.)
• high tensile strength
• good elasticity
• good extend property.
2) Stable chemical properties:
• anti-chemical erosion and wide use temperature range.
3) Easy for operation.
Available size:
Thickness: 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm
Width: 25mm, 50mm, 75mm, 100mm, 150mm, 200mm, 300mm, 450mm & 600mm
Technical Specifications:
Tack Excellent
Resistance of compression at 23°C / 20% 500 N
Elongation at maximum strength ≥ 15 %
Loss of Weight ≤ 0.5 %
UV Resistance Excellent
Density 1.6 g / cm3
Slump Nil
Elongation at Break 310 %
Movement accommodation 15 %
Moisture Vapour Transmission 0.1 g / m2 / 24 h
Resistance to mould Good
Chemical Resistance Good to dilute acids & alkalis
Staining Nil
Application temperature +5°C ≤ T ≤ +45°C
Service temperature -40°C ≤ T ≤ +80°C (+100°C for short exposure)
Service Live (predicted) 20 years
Application:
• Sealing of joints between window/door and masonry, metal/glass constructions and repairing of gutters
and roofs.
• Sealing on plumbing.
• Hatch cover sealing and waterproof.
• Sound damping on Sound Box and Vehicle.
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Expansion Spring
Expansion (Breather) Spring is designed to secure

insulation over large diameter insulated piping, tanks,
vessels, and equipment subject to expansion and
contraction. They also can be used with any common
width of strapping up to 50mm
Expansion Springs are available in Stainless Steel

type 302, 304 & 316.
Available length 50mm (2”), 100mm (4”)

Expansion Springs are simply attached to strapping
with stainless steel wing seals. The strapping is
slipped through the seal and then through the spaced
opening at either end of the spring. The strapping is
then bent back and the wings of the seal are flat-
tened. Strapping is then extended completely around the insulated object, or to the next spring, and
the same routine is repeated until the entire circumference has been encircled.
Maximum expansion of the 4" spring should not exceed 2½” beyond its original length; it is recom-
mended that each spring be stretched ½” upon installation. This allows an additional 2" expansion
capability per spring. The number and size of expansion springs to be used should have an expan-
sion capability of at least twice that of the expected expansion of the object. Extreme care should be
taken to assure that stresses are evenly distributed around the insulation.
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Expansion Springs

C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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Compression Spring - Mity Spring
DESCRIPTION - COMPRESSION SPRING

Compression Springs - Mity-Spring are assembled
from components of Type 302 and 304 Stainless
Steel. They are used with strapping to accommodate
expansion and contraction of large diameter insu-
lated and jacketed piping, tanks, vessels, and equip-
ment. Standard Compression Springs provide 80
lbs. /inch of compression, and can be used with
strapping widths up to 3/4". When excessively high
winds are a factor, or compression exceeds 80 lbs. /
inch, Super Compression Springs with 300 lbs. /inch
of compression and mounting plates for 1-1/4" strap-
ping widths are available.
APPLICATION
3/4" x 0.5mm Stainless Steel Strapping is slipped through and back over the slots on one end of the
flat bottom of the spring. Strapping is secured with a 3/4" closed seal. Strapping is extended around
the object, or to the next spring, and the routine is repeated until the entire circumference has been
encircled. (Secure the Super Compression Springs with 1-1/4" x 0.5mm strapping, and 1-1/4" Seals.)
To accommodate expected expansion of the object, the number of Compression Springs to be in-
stalled is based on a maximum compression of 1-1/2" per spring. Install one Compression Springs for
every 25' of strapping. When tensioning the strapping, compress each spring unit a total of 1/2" (1/4"
for each half of the spring unit). Extreme care should be taken to assure that spring compression and
strapping stresses are evenly distributed around the object.
.
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SS 316L Toggle Clips
Toggle Clips fasteners designed to be used on flange

and valve boxes.
Toggle Clips are manufactured from Stainless Steel type

316L and available in 1”, 2”, 3” & 4” widths. Other
size on request.
Option of longer reach hook available as alternative to

the standard shown in the sketch.
Chemical Composition for SS 316L Toggle Clips

C 0.03
Si 0.75
Mn 2.00
S 0.03
P 0.045
Ni 14.00 10.00
Cr 18.00 16.00
Mo 3.00 2.00
N 0.10
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SS 304 Toggle Clips
Toggle Clips fasteners designed to be used on flange

and valve boxes.
Toggle Clips are manufactured from Stainless Steel type

304 & 316 and available in 1”, 2”, 3” & 4” widths. Other
size on request.
Option of longer reach hook available as alternative to

the standard shown in the sketch.
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Toggle Clips

C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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SS 316 Blind Rivets (Pop Rivets)
Blind rivets are mainly used when access to the joint is only available from one side. Blind rivets (pop
rivet) are tubular and are supplied with a mandrel (nail) through the center. The rivet is placed in a
predrilled hole parts which needs to be joined and a specially designed tool is used to draw the man-
drel into the rivet. This expands the blind end of the rivet and the mandrel snaps. A tight joint formed
by the rivet body remains.
Advantage of Blind Rivets :

Blind rivets are used without the need for access at the back of the work. However there
are many additional advantages that make blind rivets the most logical choice in numerous
applications as compared with other fasteners.
• Costs are often lower than those of other fasteners because of their
speed and ease of application.
• Fast assembly, because blind rivets can be set in seconds. Low cost,
lightweight, easily portable tools manual or power tools are easy to take to
the work place, reduce operator fatigue, and minimize capital expenditure.
• Strong, reliable fastenings, independent of operator skill.
• Vibration-proof assembly, blind rivets won't back out or vibrate loose and
fallout like threaded fasteners.
• No dents, dimpling or wrench marks on the surface of usage.
• Blind rivets hold securely in thin or thick, soft or hard materials, ideal for
dissimilar materials. They are first choice for plastics and other easily
damaged components.
Blind Rivets are available in Stainless Steel Type 304, 316 and 316L, Aluminum and GI Steel
SS 316 Pop Rivets

Diameter 4 mm
Length 10 mm
Chemical Composition for SS 316L Pop Rivets
C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 13.00 10.00
Cr 18.50 16.50
Mo 2.50 2.00
N 0.11
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SS 304 Blind Rivets (Pop Rivets)

Blind rivets are used without the need for access at the back of the work. However there
are many additional advantages that make blind rivets the most logical choice in numerous
applications as compared with other fasteners.
damaged components.
Blind Rivets are available in Stainless Steel Type 304L, 316 and 316L, Aluminum and GI Steel
SS 304 Pop Rivets

Diameter 4.0 mm
Length 10 mm
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Pop Rivets
C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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Aluminium Blind Rivets (Pop Rivets)

Blind rivets are used without the need for access at the back of the work. However there are many
additional advantages that make blind rivets the most logical choice in numerous applications as
compared with other fasteners.
damaged components.
Available Sizes: 4mm x 10mm; 4mm x 13mm; 5mm x 16mm; 5 x 20mm
Other sizes available on request.
Blind Rivets are available in Stainless Steel Type 304L, 316 and 316L, Aluminum and GI Steel
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G.I. Flat Bar
Flat Bar are available in MS, Galvanized Steel and Stainless Steel.
Sizes:
• Thickness: 3mm ~ 40mm
• Width: 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm & 100mm
• Length: 3 ~ 6 Mtrs
Chemical composition for Galvanized Steel Flat Bar guidance only:

C % 0.10 max
Mn % 0.45 max
S % 0.03 max
P % 0.03 max
Hardness: 60 ± 5%
Rockwell: 180 Deg. Bend Radius
Zinc coating class is Z12 Chromated
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SS 304 Flat Bar
Flat Bar are available in MS, Galvanized Steel and Stainless Steel.
Sizes:
• Thickness: 3mm ~ 40mm
• Width: 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm & 100mm
• Length: 3 ~ 6 Mtrs
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Flat Bar

C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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FIBER GLASS BLANKET
APPLICATIONS
For thermal or/and acoustic insulations of all buildings walls and roofs.
DESCRIPTION
Fiberglass Blankets are manufactured from stable glass fibers bonded with thermosetting resins. Light
in weight, strong and resilient. Easy to handle.
FACINGS
Fiberglass Blankets are available unfaced or with a variety of facings to suit the applications: White vi-
nyl, FSK, metallized polyester, which provide an efficient vapour barrier or kraft paper, glass tissue.
STANDARD DIMENSIONS NOMINAL DENSITY

Thickness Width Length KBR Kg/m3 Lbs/ft3
mm m m
10 10 0.625
25 0.4-0.6-1.0-1.2
10 to 45 12 12 0.750
40 “
according to 16 16 1
50 “
the thickness 18 18 1.125
75 “
& density 20 20 1.250
100 “
24 24 1.5
Non Standard Sizes may be available Other densities available
PERFORMANCES
WORKING TEMPERATURE:
Fibre 230 °C
FSK 100 °C
Vinyl 80 °C
Metallized Polyester 80 °C
PERMANENCE:
Dimensionally stable under varying conditions of temperature and humidity, rot proof, odourless, non-
hygroscopic and will not sustain vermin or fungus. No sag and settling so longer life.
FIRE SAFETY:
Base fiber is Non-combustible when tested in accordance with BS 476 (Part 4), ASTM E 84,136.
Glass reinforced aluminium/kraft laminate facing (FSK) are U.L. classified as follows:
Flame spread : Not over 25
Smoke developed : Not over 50
Vinyl facing are U.L. classified as following:
Flame spread : 25
Smoke developed : 80 - 105
MOISTURE ABSORPTION:
Less than 1% by volume when tested in accordance with BS 297Z or 6676, ASTM C 1104. Fiberglass
Blankets do not absorb moisture from the ambient air nor water by capillary attraction. Only water under
pressure can enter the insulation products, but that will quickly dry out owing to the material's open cell
structure.
FSK faced Fiberglass Blankets comply with ASTM E 96 desiccant method. Permeance not to exceed
0.02 perms (Federal Standard HH-B-100B type 1).
Vinyl faced Fiberglass Blankets comply with ASTM E 96 desiccant method. Permeance not to exceed
1.0 perm.
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THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY:
Thermal conductivity according to BS 874, ASTM C 177, 518; ISO 8301, 8302 or DIN 52612 are de-
scribed in tables below:
Mean Thermal Conductivity in W/m.K Mean Thermal Conductivity in Btu.in/ft2h.°F

Temp. For the following Densities in Kg/m3 Temp. For the following Densities in Lbs/ft3
°C 10 12 16 18 20 24 °F 0.625 0.750 1 1.125 1.250 1.500
0 0.038 0.036 0.034 0.033 0.032 0.031 32 0.26 0.25 0.23 0.23 0.22 0.21
10 0.040 0.038 0.036 0.035 0.034 0.032 50 0.28 0.27 0.25 0.24 0.23 0.22
25 0.044 0.041 0.039 0.038 0.036 0.035 77 0.31 0.29 0.27 0.26 0.25 0.24
50 0.055 0.048 0.044 0.043 0.041 0.039 122 0.38 0.34 0.31 0.30 0.28 0.27
75 0.064 0.059 0.051 0.048 0.046 0.043 167 0.45 0.41 0.35 0.34 0.32 0.30
100 0.074 0.065 0.057 0.053 0.051 0.047 212 0.51 0.45 0.40 0.37 0.36 0.33
Thermal Resistance (m2.K/W) Thermal Resistance (ft2.h.F/Btu)

Thick. at 25°C Mean Temp. Thick. at 77°F Mean Temp.
mm KBR KBR KBR KBR KBR KBR inch KBR KBR KBR KBR KBR KBR
10 12 16 18 20 24 10 12 16 18 20 24
25 0.568 0.610 0.641 0.658 0.694 0.714 1 3.226 3.448 3.704 3.846 4.000 4.167
40 0.909 0.976 1.026 1.053 1.111 1.143 1.5 4.839 5.172 5.556 5.769 6.000 6.250
50 1.136 1.220 1.282 1.316 1.389 1.429 2 6.452 6.897 7.407 7.692 8.000 8.333
75 1.705 1.829 1.923 1.974 2.083 2.143 3 9.677 10.345 11.111 11.538 12.000 12.500
90 2.045 2.195 2.308 2.368 2.500 2.571 3.5 11.290 12.069 12.963 13.462 14.000 14.583
100 2.273 2.439 2.564 2.632 2.778 2.857 4 12.903 13.793 14.815 15.385 16.000 16.667
125 2.841 3.049 3.205 3.289 3.472 3.571 5 16.129 17.241 18.519 19.231 20.000 20.833
150 3.409 3.659 3.846 3.947 4.167 4.286 6 19.355 20.690 22.222 23.077 24.000 25.000
NON TOXIC:
Fiberglass Blankets IS NOT HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH
ACOUSTICS:
ASTM C 423 - Mounting A as per ASTM E 795
PRODUCT Absorbtion coefficient at the octave frequencies HZ
Thickness
Type 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 NRC
mm
25 0.10 0.27 0.45 0.61 0.80 0.60 0.55
KBR 12 50 0.20 0.52 0.71 0.88 0.85 0.80 0.75
100 0.60 0.95 1.05 1.08 1.08 1.06 1.05
25 0.06 0.19 0.39 0.70 0.81 0.64 0.55
KBR 16 50 0.20 0.51 0.72 0.89 0.88 0.88 0.80
75 0.30 0.80 0.98 0.95 0.95 0.95 0.90
25 0.09 0.30 0.59 0.80 0.90 0.91 0.65
KBR 24
50 0.22 0.57 0.97 1.00 0.98 1.00 0.90
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CONFORMITY TO STANDARDS
Fiberglass Blankets comply with the following Standards:
AMERICAN STANDARDS:
ASTM C 167, 168, 177,423, 518, 553, 653, 665 § 13.8 & 13.9, 686, 991, 1045, 1101/1101 M,
1104/1104M, 1136 (types 1&2), 1335; E 84, 96,136,336,795
U L 723
FS. HH-B-100B (Type 1), HH-I-521F, HH-I-558B
NFPA 255
NAIMA Standards
ASHARE 90.1 requirements
BRITISH STANDARDS:
BS 476 (parts 4, 6 & 7), 874, 2972, 3533, 6676 (part 1)
GERMAN STANDARDS:
DIN 18165, 52612
ISO:
354, 8301, 8302, 9229, 9291
TYPICAL FIXING DETAILS
Wall Construction of light weight metal sheeted buildings is frequently uninsulated leading to extremely
uncomfortable working conditions or excessive cooling requirements. Fiberglass Blankets can be fitted
to new and existing buildings to alleviate these problems.
NEW CONSTRUCTION:
Fiberglass Blankets is fixed at the head of the wall and allowed to drape down the length. The insula-
tion roll may be fixed to sheeting rails with the faced side to the inside of the building if no lining sheets
are to be used or alternatively by trapping the insulation between external and internal sheeting. Spacer
Bars of Non compressible material should be used to prevent undue crushing of the insulation.
EXISTING BUILDINGS:
Fiberglass Blankets may be installed from within existing buildings by using a "T" Bar suspension gride
and liner sheets, the insulation can be cut to suit the size of lining sheet and fixed to the back of the
sheet with adhesive or mechanical fasteners. The lining is then installed in the grid system in the nor-
mal manner.
As an alternative to the above timber packing strips may be cut to suit the sheeting rails and screwed in
place, fix the Building Roll at the head of the wall by screws into the timber packer with a steel strip
placed on top of the insulation directly over the packer. Repeat as required at other sheeting rail loca-
tions, ensuring that the Building Roll is closely butted to each other with the edge flanges overlapping.
OVER PURLIN APPLICATION
Fix end of Building Roll faced side down, at ridge and allow unrolling to eaves. At eaves, roll should be
cut and pulled taut. Each subsequent roll should be overlapped or butted to avoid gaps.
Packing strips, equal in thickness to the insulation should be placed along the line of each purlin and
fixed through the roofliner to the purlin below. This avoids undue compression of the insulation.
The roof cladding should be carried out in conjunction with the insulation work to avoid accidental dam-
age. Fixing should be through the crown profile of the roofing sheet and down through the spacer to the
purlin below.
Weathering sheets should be fitted as insulation work progresses in order to avoid unnecessary dam-
age to the insulation. Holes for hook bolts sealed against water penetration.
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UNDER PURLIN APPLICATION
After application of roof covering the internal lining and insulation can be carried out using a frame-
work of light metal "T" sections suspended from the purlins by straps or hangers.
a) Cut Building Roll to size and lay on lining board. To assist in handling, the insulation may be ad-
hered or stapled to the lining board. Erect lining board and insulation within the metal "T" grid securing
as required.
b) Alternatively the insulation can be applied from rolls initially secured at the ridge and allowed to un-
roll progressively towards the eave in conjunction with the application of lining boards. It is important
that the adjacent layers of insulation are sufficiently overlapped to prevent heat loss or gain.
SANDWICH CONSTRUCTION
Roofs which incorporate double sheeting can be easily insulated with Fiberglass Blankets due to its
flexible nature. After initial fixing of the inner or lining sheeting Fiberglass Blankets should be fitted by
unrolling from ridge to eave, ensure that each subsequent roll overlaps or butts the preceding roll to
eliminate gaps and maintain the effective insulation values desired. Fit spacers in the form of timber
battens or proprietary profiled strips or other compression resistant materials on top of the insulation
directly over the purlins to avoid crushing the insulation when the external weathering sheet is fitted.
DEMOUNTABLE PARTITIONS:
Generally, factory assembled with metal or plasterboard facings. The addition of Fiberglass Blankets
to the partition void reduces the level of sound transmissions.
"A" PURPOSE BUILT LIGHT WEIGHT PARTITIONS

Due to the problems of load and the usual involvement of wet trades, heavy block partitions are com-
monly being replaced by purpose built light weight partitions. With careful design and construction,
these partitions can provide adequate levels of sound transmission reduction.
Partitions should be constructed with as little mechanical linkage as possible, studs should be stag-
gered to avoid direct transmission paths, with the insulation fitted or woven between them.
"B" SOUND ABSORPTION TREATMENT

In areas where sound absorption is required, Fiberglass Blankets can be used to line the walls, behind
a decorative or functional facing which will permit the passage of sound waves to the glass wool be-
hind, thereby reducing the amount of sound reflected back. This type of treatment is commonly used in
open plan offices, auditoriums, sports halls, sound studios, multi-purpose school halls and industrial
areas.
The insulation should be fitted directly against the wall surface, between timber battens. A surface
treatment of perforated hard board or sheet metal can be fixed to the timber battens. The area of per-
foration should be no less than 10% for most common treatments, though a 33% perforation is prefer-
able, as this gives an optimum amount of absorption. Should a more decorative treatment be required,
a good quality curtain grade hessian, or other decorative fabric can be applied.
ACOUSTIC INSULATION OF EXISTING CEILINGS

Building Roll as overlay to new or existing ceilings to improve "R" value and acoustic performance.
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STAINLESS STEEL JACKETING
Stainless-Steel Roll Jacketing is manufactured from AISI-304, AISI-304L, AISI-316 AND AISI-316L
prime grade Austenitic stainless steel with regular 2B finish for flatness and reduced glare. The yield
strength is 30,000/45,000 PSI, the tensile 75,000/100,000 PSI. For easy field fabrication, Insul-Mate
Stainless Steel Jacketing is supplied in the annealed or soft condition. AISI-304 AND AISI-304L is
normally used except in the most corrosive areas where AISI-316 AND AISI-316L is justified. ALL
AISI-304, AISI-304L, AISI-316 AND AISI-316L Stainless steel are described in ASTM A-240.
Stainless Steel Jacketing has a melting point of approximately 2500 F Stainless Steel offers the best
fire protection of all metals used for metal jacketing.
THICKNESS 010”, 016”, 020”, 024”, 032”, 040”, 050”

WIDTH AND DESCRIPTION Rolls and flat sheets 24” through 48”, 2-1/4 and 2-1/2” deep Corru-
gated sheets –33”, 4” x 1” Box Rib – 28”, 38- 1/2"
FINISH
Stainless Steel jacketing is available in several finishes, which include smooth, stucco embossed,
and in the lighter gauges, 3/16” corrugated. The stucco embossed finish on Stainless Steel Jacketing
reduces glare from sunlight, adds strength and has more potential for masking application finger-
prints, scratches, dents and other minor surface blemishes.
APPLICATIONS
The primary use of Stainless Steel sheet and jacketing is for hostile environments such as the pulp,
paper, textile, refinery and Petro-Chemical applications.
MOISTURE BARRIER
Stainless Steel jacketing is supplied with a moisture barrier, consists of 40-pound Kraft paper coated
with one-mil thick, low density polyethylene film, heat and pressure bonded to the interior surface.
This is moisture barrier prevents galvanic corrosion caused by contact of dissimilar metals in the
presence of moisture, and also chemical corrosion caused by contact of dissimilar metals in the pres-
ence of moisture, and also chemical corrosion caused by certain insulation materials when the
sheets are installed over damp insulation materials.
For increased galvanic and corrosion protection, three mil polyethylene or Poly-Surlyn* moisture bar-
rier are available.
STAINLESS STEEL CHARACTERISTICS

AISI-304: Most widely used steel type. 304 is known for good corrosion resistance, thermal resis-
tance, low-temperature strength and mechanical properties. 304 have good draw ability such as deep
drawing and bending. 304 is not hardened by heat treatment. (non-magnetic, usable temperature: -
196~800°C)
AISI-304L: is low carbon 304 steel. Under normal conditions, it has similar corrosion resistance to
304. Excellent resistance to inter-granular corrosion after welding and stress relieving. Has corrosion
resistant properties without heat treatment and is generally used at temperatures under 400°C(non-
magnetic, usable temperature:-196~800°C)
AISI-316: Excellent corrosion resistance, pitting corrosion resistance and high temperature strength
by adding Mo. Useful in severe/harsh conditions. Excellent work hardening (non-magnetic).
AISI-316L: Low carbon steel type. Has the normal properties of 316 plus excellent inter-granular cor-
rosion resistance.
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Aluminum Roll Jacketing
Description:
Aluminum Roll Jacketing is manufactured from alloys 3105 and 3003, conforming to ASTM B-209
designation, semi-hard temper (H-14) and heavier gauges quarter-hard (H-12 lock-forming quality).
Commercially pure aluminum is relatively soft as structural material. Its strength can be greatly im-
proved by alloying aluminum with small percentages of one or more other elements such as manga-
nese, silicon, copper, magnesium or zinc. Additional strength can be achieved by cold working, such
as cold rolling.
Standard alloys and nominal chemical composition
Alloy Copper Manganese Magnesium
3105 ~ 0.6 0.50
3003 0.12 1.2 ~
We reserves the right to ship whichever alloy is in stock at time of order placement, unless advised a
specific alloy is requested (may affect lead-time and/or price). Other alloys are special order and
minimum quantities and extended lead-time required.
Aluminum roll jacketing is available in smooth, stucco embossed or 3/16 corrugations (cross-crimped)
finishes.
Thickness & Suggested Applications
0.016" (0.4mm) & 0.020" (0.5mm) – The standard for industrial use. Recommended over insulated
lines up to 36" O.D. including insulation.
0.024" (0.6mm) – A heavier weight jacketing used on larger diameter lines and large equipment up
to 8 feet in diameter.
0.032" (0.8mm) – Used in special applications where extra thickness and protection is required, such
as fabricated tank head covers and other special fabrications.
0.040" (1.0mm) & 0.050" (1.2mm) – Available in rolls, where extra heavy gauges are required be-
cause of severe mechanical abuse or special fabricating requirements,
such as flat ducts or precipitators. Also recommended for areas subject
to high wind conditions.
Recommended Uses
Jacketing is recommended for insulated piping, tanks and vessels less than 8 feet in diameter. Deep
corrugated sheets are recommended for diameters greater than 8 feet.
Moisture Barrier
Aluminium jacketing is supplied with a moisture barrier, consists of 40-pound Kraft paper coated with
one-mil thick, low density polyethylene film, heat and pressure bonded to the interior surface. This is
moisture barrier prevents galvanic corrosion caused by contact of dissimilar metals in the presence of
moisture, and also chemical corrosion caused by contact of dissimilar metals in the presence of mois-
ture, and also chemical corrosion caused by certain insulation materials when the sheets are installed
over damp insulation materials.
For increased galvanic and corrosion protection, three mil polyethylene or Poly-Surlyn* moisture bar-
rier are available.
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SS 304 Hex. Wire Mesh

• Mesh size: 10 mm
• Wire Diameter (mm) 0.5 mm
• Roll Width (mm) 1200 mm
• Roll Length 30 meter
• Triple twisted
• Tensile Strength of the wire before weaving 350-450 N/mm2
• With 3 interwoven reinforcing wires
• With double selvage on both sides
• Material is strictly in accordance to DIN 1200 / BS 4483
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Wiremesh
C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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SS 316 Wiremesh
• Triple twisted
Chemical Composition for SS 316 Wiremesh
C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 13.00 10.00
Cr 18.50 16.50
Mo 2.50 2.00
N 0.11
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GI Wiremesh
• Triple twisted
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SS 304 ROD
Stainless Teel Type 304 Rod are available
in various sizes and diameters from 6 mm to
12 mm. SS 316 Rod also available
SS 304 Rod
Diameter 6mm, 12mm
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Rod

C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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SS 316 ROD
Stainless Teel Type 316 Rod are available
in various sizes and diameters from 6 mm to
12 mm. SS 304 Rod also available
SS 316 Rod
Diameter 6mm, 12mm
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Rod

C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 13.00 10.00
Cr 18.50 16.50
Mo 2.50 2.00
N 0.11
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Midland Lead Soundproofing

• Lead sheet
qualities
High density
Low resonance
Flexible
Easy to apply
Low installation
• Lead sheet
uses
Apartments
Hotels
Offices
Factories
Industrial applica-
tions
Midland Lead has been established since 1983 and produces over 20,000
tonnes of lead sheet per annum. Whilst the majority of this production is des-
tined for roofing and cladding work, demand for lead sheet as a soundproof-
ing material is growing.
As a result of both stricter government legislation and the corporate need to

eliminate unwanted noise, there is a growing interest in sound insulation in
homes, offices, hotels and industrial plants. In addition, since modern con-
struction methods are making buildings lighter, they become more suscepti-
ble to the transmission of sound. Walls that were previously brick and block
load bearers - and good sound absorbers - are now little more than noise
sensitive plasterboard screens.
One way of interrupting sound, is through the construction of a noise control

barrier. Lead sheet can be used as such an excellent barrier. It has enough
weight; it is a dense yet flexible material with a low resonant frequency to
stop noise.
Midland Lead provides the perfect lead sheet to meet these soundproofing
needs.
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Noise pollution, whether in the office, at home, or in the factory, is a serious
health problem. Research has shown that only a 5 decibel (dB) reduction in
noise levels can half the risk of hearing loss. The use of lead sheet as a
noise barrier is one of the best solutions to diminish this risk and eliminate
unwanted noise.
In the example below a ceiling board has been tested for its sound reduction
properties using 0.45 mm lead sheet. The results clearly show the noise re-
duction benefits that can be obtained when installing lead sheet, in fact noise
is cut in half for every 3 decibel reduction as measured by actual sound pres-
sure.
Diag. t Attenuation of ceiling board with/without 0.45mm Lead Sheet
At Midland Lead we produce grade acoustic lead sheet in a broad range of

sizes to meet your soundproofing requirements. Dependent on your needs
you can either choose from our standard thin lead sheet sizes as shown in
diagram 2, or contact us and let us know your specific requirements.
Diag: 2 Mass and thickness of lead sheet
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Lead sheet is an excellent noise control barrier. Its sound reduction proper-
ties were first discovered in the 1930s, although it was several decades later
before it was commercially produced for this purpose. The applications of our
products are endless - soundproof generator enclosures, home applications
between floor levels and rooms, acoustic insulation for machinery, pool pump
room soundproofing and any place where there are excessive sound levels -
while the reward is peace of sound. Moreover, our acoustic lead sheet can
be easily shaped and used as a noise control barrier in walls, ceilings, floors
or doors.
Diag.3 Typical Decibel Noise Levels
There are many ways to interrupt sound, but none is as cost-effective as the
use of lead sheet. This is mainly due to the high density of lead sheet and its
non porous characteristic. Furthermore, lead is thinner and easier to work
with than other rigid polymeric barrier materials in the same acoustic class.
Handling lead sheet is straightforward because it is a flexible material, it is
clean and grease free and requires no preparation prior to applying adhe-
sives. In addition, it is easy to install; it can be cut by knife or scissors and
can be taped or bonded to other materials.
Lead sheet advantages
• Provides a cost-effective sound barrier solution

• Is flexible and easy cut
• Needs no preparation prior to installment
• Is ready available in standard roll sizes
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The ability of a wall or roof to reduce the amount of sound transmitted
through it is measured using the sound transmission loss classifications. Ma-
terials are rated on their ability to block sound, using the sound transmission
classification system (STC). The higher the STC, the better the sound reduc-
tion properties of the material tested.
Materials used for soundproofing, such as loaded vinyl, plywood and lead act
in different ways. Porous materials absorb sound and allow it to pass through
at a slightly reduced intensity. Non porous material like lead sheet blocks the
sound all together, lead surpasses any other material as a noise control bar-
rier.
Diag. 4 Acoustic definitions
• Fixing tips
Can be speedily
taped or bonded
to other materials
Easy to cut and -

mould around
awkward shapes
Both diagrams shown here reveal the sound transmission loss of lead sheet
is superior in comparison to other materials. It can clearly be seen that lead
sheet is a far better product than plywood or loaded vinyl when used as a
sound control barrier. The more extreme the application the better lead sheet
performs.
Diag. 5 Transmission loss of acoustical materials in db Frequency (Hz)
Midland Lead produces a high quality range of lead sheet for soundproofing
purposes and we can easily deliver our lead products anywhere in the world.
The excellence of our products is also supported by our customer-focused
sales staff. So do not hesitate, eliminate that noise,
and contact us today.
Midland Lead Manufacturers, Kiln Way, Woodville, Swadtincote,

Derbyshire, DE11 8ED United Kingdom
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PAP Foil Multiplex Foil Tape
Construction:
Backing: 12 / 25 / 12 micron laminate
Adhesive: Polyacrylate (Acrylic base)
Interliner: Available
Availability: Roll lengths 50 Im (Other Length available on request)

Roll widths 50, 75, 100 mm. (Other width available on request)
Application: Used for securing and sealing joints of PAP Foil Multiplex Foil
vapour barrier in cold/cryogenic insulation systems.
Features:
Absolute vapor barrier

Excellent reflector of radiant heat
Excellent quick stick and ultimate adhesion
Excellent tear and puncture resistance
Property Value Test Method
Thickness: 54 microns ± 10% ASTM D-3652
Peel Strength: 49 g/mm of width ASTM D-1000
Breaking Strength: 445 g/mm of width ASTM D-1000
Elongation at Break: 130 % ASTM D-1000
Colour: Silver
Shelf Life: 1 year when store under conditions of 21°C and 50% R.H
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Fiberglass Tape
Fiberglass tape (plain) withstands temperatures up to 1000°F, Applications include wrap-

ping steam tracer lines, hose, piping, tadpole tapes, gasketing, and curtains for high tem-
perature ovens and acoustic insulation.
Thickness: 0.8 mm ~ 3.0 mm

Width: 20 mm ~ 500 mm
Length: 30 m
In order to adapt to different application, we can make various treatment as followings:
• Coated with aluminum foil on single side or both sides.

• Dewaxing, extract the most organic elements from the fabries by heat treatment.
• Impregnated with silicone oil
• Dyeing the fabrics to any colors with heat resistant chemical dye
• Coated with silicone rubber on single or both sides
• Coated with vermiculite to increase the heat resistance.
• Coated with graphite.
• Chloride content < 6ppm
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Intelligent solutions for

industrial services
PIR N235C
POLYISOCYANURATE INSULATION
COMPLIES WITH ASTM C 591 - 07 GRADE 1 Type 1 & Type IV and GRADE 2 - Type IV
PROPERTY TEST METHOD RESULT
Nominal Density ASTM D1622 35 +3 KG/M3
Compressive Strength ASTM D 1621 > 180 KPa
Tensile Strength ASTM D1623 >190 KPa
< 0.019 W/M0K (at +20°C)

Thermal Conductivity ASTM C 177
< 0.013 W/M0K (at -165°C)
Thermal Conductivity of Aged

ASTM C177 < 0.022 W/M0K(at 20 °C)
Sample 180 Days
51 to 71 X 10-6 K-1
Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion ASTM D 696
(23 °C to -165 °C)
Closed Cell Content ASTM D 6226 >92 %
<0.8 g/(m2h)
Moisture Vapor Transmission ASTM E96
(at 23 °C and 50% R.H.)
Water Vapor Permeability ASTM E 96 < 4.38 x 10-3μgm/Ns
Water Absorption ASTM D 2842 < 2 % by Vol.
Leachable Chlorides ASTM C 871 < 60 ppm
Operating Temperature Limits -200 °C to 140 °C
Fire Resistive Properties BS 3582 (10/10 SE) Self Extinguishing
Fire Resistive Properties

ASTM D 3014 > 90% retention by wt.
(Weight Retention)
The values given against the above properties are typical and are not meant to imply specification limits and should not be used for this purpose without reference to Heat
Shield.
This leaflet cancels and supersedes all previous editions. We reserve the right to amend specifications without prior notice. Whilst the information contained in this leaflet is
true and accurate to the best of our knowledge and belief, all liability for errors and omissions, damage or loss resulting here from is hereby excluded. Recommendations
for use should be verified as to suitability and compliance with actual requirements, specifications and any applicable laws and regulations.
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Aluminum & FSK Tape
CONSTRUCTION:
Aluminum foil: 30u, 40u, 50u, 60u, FSK (Foil / Scrim / Kraft)
Adhesive: Acrylic or Flame retardant acrylic
Liner: White PE - coated silicone release paper
TYPICAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES:

ATN-SP ATN-FR T-FSK15
(Standard Plain) (Flame Retardant) (With Reinforcing)
Foil Thickness 30u, 40u, 50u, 60u 30u, 40u, 50u Foil / Scrim / Kraft
Adhesive Acrylic Flame Retardant Acrylic
Peel Adhesion 10~15 N/25mm 9~15 N/25mm 12~18N/25mm

Rolling Tack
≤ 10cm ≤ 20cm ≤ 20 cm
(11mm ball)
Adhesion to liner ≤ 0.5N/25mm ≤ 0.5N/25mm ≤ 0.5N/25mm
Temp. Resistance 0 ~ 120 ° C 0 ~ 120 ° C 0 ~ 120 ° C
Fire Rating: ------------ ------------

Class "0"
BS 476 Pt 7
Size of Cut Rolls:

Width : 2"(50mm), 60mm, 2.5"(63mm), 72mm, 3" (75mm), 96mm, 4" (100mm).
Length : 30yards (27.5m), 100feet (30m), 50yards (45m)
Core I.D. : 3" (76 mm ±1)
Based on order, special sizes and log rolls or jumbo rolls are also available.
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Calcium Silicate
Product Description:
CALCIUM SILICATE is a non-asbestos, high performance insulating material reinforced with inorganic
fiber designed to provide excellent thermal and heat resistance insulation of heated equipments, proc-
ess vessels and piping used in power stations, petrochemical
plants, petroleum refineries and other process industries.
Benefits and Features:
• Low Thermal Conductivity (0.047 W/mk)
• High Operating Temperature (650°C and 1000°C)
• Non-Combustible
• High Compression Resistance
• Excellent Corrosion and Moisture Resistance
• Extremely Light Weight
• Asbestos-Free
Product Range:
Board Pipe Cover
Density (kg/m³) 200 - 220 Density (kg/m³) 200 - 220
Length (mm) 600, 610 Length (mm) 610, 610
Width (mm) 150, 300 Diameter NB (mm) 15 - 5,000
Thickness (mm) 25 - 100 Thickness (mm) 25 - 75
CALCIUM SILICATE INSULATION AS PER ASTM C-533-95

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES:
PHYSICAL PROPERTY RATE

MAXIMUM DENSITY 220 KG/M3
MAXIMUM SERVICE TEMPERATURE 650 °C
SHRINKAGE <=2%
COLOR WHITE Applications:
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY AT 93 °C 0.063 W/m.K - Pipe Covering
- Preformed Fittings
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH 695 KPa - Blocks Flat & Scored
FLEXURE STRENGTH 420 KPa - Beveled Lags
DIMENSIONAL TOLERANCE
LENGTH +3 mm , -2 mm
WIDTH +3 mm , -2 mm
THICKNESS +3 mm , -2 mm
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Perforated Base Hangers and Adhesive
Clim perforated base hangers (GSP) are designed to fix efficiently insulation on irregular surface
(concrete, wood, etc...). The Clim neoprene adhesive (MKK) is specially formulated to give a perfect
adhesion of the perforated hangers. In order to meet all requirements, Climatech supply a wide range
of lengths. Perforated base hangers consist of a galvanized steel nail (copper,
aluminum or Stainless Steel available on request) firmly mounted on a perfo-
rated galvanized steel base.
Clim galvanized spring steel fastening clips (CL-2) (locking washers) are sup-
plied with hangers. They ensure a perfect upholding of the insulation.
These clips ensure the insulation is held securely in place on the pins, acting
as a locking washer. Clim nylon safety point covers (NSC-27) can be supplied
to cover the ends of the nails for site protection of personnel.
GSP perforated base hangers

• Galvanized steel perforated base (Stainless Steel available on re-
quest) 50 x 50 mm (2" x 2")
• Zinc plated steel pins (Copper/Aluminum or Stainless Steel available
on request) diameter 2.7mm (12ga.-.105") and lengths from 19 to
203mm (3/4" to 8")
Fastening clips CL-2
• Galvanized spring steel (Stainless Steel available on request)
• Beveled edges
• Standard outside diameter 30 mm (1-3/16")
• Optional outside diameter 38 mm (1-1/2")
Protective nylon cap NSC-27
• Nylon safety point cover
• Strips of 10 pieces
Perforated base hangers:
Fastening clips CL-2-30 are including in each box.
Packaging of 100, 250 or 1000 pieces also available.
Length Description Packaging Code

19mm 3/4" GSP-19B 500 pcs 220195
25mm 1" GSP-25B 500 pcs 220255
32mm 1-1/4" GSP-32B 500 pcs 220325
42mm 1-5/8" GSP-42B 500 pcs 220425
51mm 2" GSP-51B 500 pcs 220515
63mm 2-1/2" GSP-63B 500 pcs 220635
76mm 3" GSP-76B 500 pcs 220765
89mm 3-1/2" GSP-89B 500 pcs 220895
95mm 3-3/4" GSP-95B 500 pcs 220955
105mm 4-1/8" GSP-105B 500 pcs 221055
114mm 4-1/2" GSP-114B 500 pcs 221145
125mm 5" GSP-125B 500 pcs 221255
140mm 5-1/2" GSP-140B 500 pcs 221405
165mm 6-1/2" GSP-165B 500 pcs 221655
203mm 8" GSP-203A 250 pcs 222032
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Removable / Reusable Insulation Covers
DESCRIPTION
This is a high temperature, flexible fire resistant jacket designed for maximum durability, weather resis‐
tance and fire protection.

The silicone rubber coating on the external side of
the jacket to ensure maximum weather resistance.

These valve covers are a low cost, lightweight an‐
swer to the problem of exposed valves and other
connections, their one piece fabric wrap around
design end quick‐release fasteners make them
easy to fit and remove. Their simple design, robust
construction and easy application also ensures
many years of trouble free use. The outer layer of
the valve cover is a silicon compound coated glass
fabric, impregnated with an aluminium com‐
pound. This makes it highly resistant to:

• Water
• Acids
• Salts
• Sun
• Very High Temperatures

Jacketing materials are non‐wetting, chemical re‐
sistant end suitable for prolonged usage at the
specified operating temperatures. They will eliminate water ingression, however, they are not water‐
proof. The covers can be fitted with drainage holes.

PRODUCT APPLICATIONS
The reliability and physical integrity of NMPJ Covers make them the ideal material for removable, reus‐
able insulation systems for:

• Flanges / Valves / Elbows / Bends
• Pumps / Heat exchangers
• Expansion bellows
• Exhaust / Turbos (V. High Temperatures)

Virtually any geometric shape can be covered. We will design and fabricate to order.

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SS 304 WELDED MESH

WIRE :
SS 304 wire is used in the manufacture of welded mesh.
MANUFACTURING PROCESS :
Wires are electronically wired together at every intersection for form a rigid mesh.
STANDARD : BS 4483
WIRE DIAMETER : 2.00 mm
WIRE CROSS SECTION AREA : 3.14 mm²
MESH SIZE : 25 x 25 mm
WIDTH : 1000 mm ~ 2000 mm
LENGTH : 2000 mm ~ 30000 mm
WEIGHT : 1.98 Kg/m²
WIRE TENSILE STRENGTH : 780 N/mm² Max.
WIRE YIELD STRENGTH : 175 N/mm²
WIRE ELONGATION : 40 %
WELD SHEAR STRENGTH : 200 N/mm²
Chemical Composition for SS 304 Welded Mesh

C 0.07
Si 1.00
Mn 2.00
S 0.015
P 0.045
Ni 10.50 8.00
Cr 19.50 17.00
N 0.11
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BUSEAL - Butyl Wrap
BUSEAL is a self-adhesive, high quality, heavy duty vapor barrier and waterproof wrapping material
which is mainly made of a vulcanized butyl rubber
BUSEAL is specially designed as a primary vapor barrier for cryogenic applications such as LNG
liquefaction and storage tanks and facilities, also applied in building and HVAC industry.
APPLICATION
The surface should be free of moisture, foreign material, oil and any contaminations.
Cut BUSEAL to size, apply and press down firmly, preferably with roller.
Be sure to release liner gradually to avoid wrinking.
LIMITATIONS:
Store between 40°F (4°C) and 100°F (38°C)
Always check if BUSEAL is compatible with the substrates for adhesion and chemical reaction, be-
fore using.
Apply only to clean dry surfaces.
PROPERTIES
COLOR Bright Aluminium
TYPE: Aluminium foil faced Butyl Wrap Butyl Rubber+12mic.PE+25mic.Al Foil+12mic. PE
(Standard) Butyl Rubber+25mic.Al Foil+23mic. PE (Polyester)
DENSITY: 1.50 ± 0.05G/CM³

SOLID: 100%
DIMENSION: Width: 1m wide or others available on request
Length: 15m/roll or others available on request
Thickness: 1.0 or 1.2mm ±5%
BONDING TIME: MAX 24hr
ELONGATION: 15% ≤
TENSILE STRENGTH: 4.5 N/mm ≤
BUTYL HEAT RESISTANCE: Flow ≤ 3mm @ 5°C, Flow ≤ 3mm @ 70°C
SERVICE TEMPERATURE LIMITS: -40 ~ 121°C
(Temperature at coated surface)
WATER VAPOR PERMEANCE 0.00 metric perm
(ASTM E96, Pro-E):
SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS CLASS 1 or A
(ASTM E84): (Flame Spread Index: 20, Smoke Development
Index: 90)
ADHESION STRENGTH (Tested Value): 21 kgf/cm on Stainless Steel Sheet
16 Kgf/cm on PIR
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Foster 90-66
PROPERTIES FOSTER CRYOGENIC COATING/ADHESIVE
COLOR: FOSTER Cryogenic Coating/Adhesive is a two part black elas-
Black tomeric coating/adhesive designed for use in cryogenic and spe-
cific chemical resistance applications. It is suitable for application
APPLICATION CONSISTENCY: to polyurethane foam, cellular glass and fibrous glass insulations in
Brush, spray, roller conjunction with aluminum, steel, wood and masonry construction
materials.
AVERAGE WEIGHT/U.S. GALLON (ASTM D 1475): Cryogenic Coating/Adhesive has excellent resistance to mois-
9.6 lbs. (mixed) (1.15 kg/l) ture, water vapor and other gases. It also has good resistance to
most oils, mild solvents, inorganic acids, inorganic bases and salt
Average non-Volatile (ASTM C 461) solutions.
65.0% by volume (mixed)
73.5% by weight (mixed) Cryogenic Coating/Adhesive is suitable for bonding and sealing
lap joints in plywood and metal, and for adhering glass cloth to
COVERAGE RANGE (FSTM 72): itself and other surfaces. It can function both as a vapor barrier
and adhesive in very low temperature applications where a water
(Subject to type of surface being coated) vapor tight insulation system is required. It is an excellent vapor
Dry Thickness: 0.028 to 0.032 in. (0.71 mm to 0.81 mm) stop material.
Equivalent Wet Coverage: 0.048 in. to 0.056 in. (1.22
mm to 1.42 mm) Cryogenic Coating/Adhesive contains no lead, asbestos, mer-
3 to 3.5 gal./100 sq. ft. (1.22 to 1.43 l/m2) on a smooth cury, or mercury compounds.
non-porous surface. Porous or rough surfaces will re- LIMITATIONS
quire higher gallonage to attain required dry thickness. Store and apply between 40°F (4°C) and 100°F (38°C).
MIXING RATIO: Always test plastic materials for compatibility when using a solvent
base product.
1:1 by volume
Make certain this product is completely dry and the area free from
BONDING TIME RANGE (FSTM 66): solvent odor if food is involved.
20-60 minutes Not suggested for application between two impermeable surfaces,
or as an exposed finished coating.
POT LIFE (FSTM 91A):
(Varies with temperature) APPLICATION GUIDE FOR FOSTER CRYOGENIC
6-9 hours @77°F (25°C) COATING/ADHESIVE 90-66
DRYING TIME 73°F (23°C) 50% RH (ASTM D 1640): MATERIAL PREPARATION
Mixing instructions: Add 90-66 Part B into Part A and mix thor-
Temperatures below 70°F (21°C) and adhesive applica- oughly for about 5 minutes, using an air driven mechanical stirrer.
tions prolonging dry time will require longer cure times. Do not whip air into the product.
Dry Through: 48 hours, Full Cure: 2 weeks
APPLICATION
SERVICE TEMPERATURE LIMITS (FSTM 70): Apply only to clean, dry surfaces. New concrete surfaces must be
at least 4 weeks old.
(Temperature at coated surface)
When used as a vapor barrier adhesive, apply at the rate of 1
Minus 320°F to 250°F (-196°C to 121°C)
gal./100 sq. ft. (0.41 l/m2) and allow to cure for 24 hours. Apply a
second coat at 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.81 l/m2) and embed the insula-
WATER VAPOR PERMEANCE:
tion into the adhesive after 20 to 60 minutes open time, but before
ASTM F-1249: 0.01 Perm (0.0066 Metric Perm) it skins over, making certain complete contact is made.
at 0.020-0.025 in. (0.51-0.64 mm) dry film thickness. When used as a vapor barrier and/or vapor stop, 90-66 may be
ASTM E 398: 0.01 Perm (0.0066 Metric Perm) applied up to 2 gal./100 sq. ft. (0.81 l/m2) on vertical surfaces (21
at 0.030-0.035 in. (0.76-0.89mm) dry film thickness. mils/0.53 mm dry thickness).
SAFETY: SPRAY - AIRLESS

Foster Cryogenic Coating/Adhesive may be applied at up to 50
Wet flammability (ASTM D 93): gallons (189.25 liters) per hour through up to 200 lineal feet (61
Flash point 80°F (26.7°C) meters) of 3/4 inch i.d. (19.05 mm) fluid hose, using a 30:1 ratio
Dry combustibility (FSTM 44): Combustible Graco Bulldog Pump, a Graco 207-300 spray gun, a Reverse-A
Clean 205-614 tip assembly, and a 629 ball tip. Other high pres-
sure spray equipment may be used but spray rates may differ.
CLEAN-UP
Use solvents such as chlorinated solvent (non-flammable) or min-
eral spirits (flammable) for cleaning tools and equipment.
Completely clean all equipment before pot life expires, and the
adhesive sets up. Dried 90-66 is extremely difficult to remove.
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Foster 95-44
PROPERTIES FOSTER ELASTOLAR® SEALANT
COLOR FOSTER ELASTOLAR Sealant is a fire resis-
Aluminum (Other colors available on special order.) tive, flexible butyl elastomer based vapor barrier
sealant. It is designed for sealing joints in insula-
APPLICATION CONSISTENCY tion (except polystyrene foam), metal, and ma-
Trowel, Caulking Gun or Power Extrusion Equip-
sonry wherever maintenance of a water-tight
ment
and air-tight seal is required. It can be used as a
AVERAGE WEIGHT/U.S. GALLON
joint sealant in low velocity duct air conditioning
(ASTM D 1475): systems. It is ideal for sealing the laps of alumi-
9.3 lbs. (1.1 kg/l) num jacketing to prevent the entrance of mois-
ture.
AVERAGE NON-VOLATILE
(ASTM C 461): ELASTOLAR Sealant is a fast drying vapor bar-
52 to 58% by volume (65% by weight) rier sealant that can be top coated with most
solvent-thinned, flexible, light colored coatings
COVERAGE RANGE (FSTM 71) without danger of bleed through. It is weather
Trowel resistant and may be used outdoors without top
12 to 25 sq. ft./gal. (0.29 to 0.61 m2/l) coating.
1/8 to 1/16 in. (3.2 to 1.6 mm) wet film thickness.
Caulking Gun: ELASTOLAR Sealant is the preferred product
125 lineal ft. per 10.5 fluid oz. tube, for flashing projections and terminations where a
1/8 in. bead. (38 m per .31 l tube, 3.2 mm bead.) complete moisture and vapor seal is required.
30 lineal ft. per 10.5 fluid oz. tube, 1/4 in. bead.
(9 m per .31 l tube, 6.4 mm bead). ELASTOLAR Sealant meets NFPA 90A and
90B 25/50 requirements.
DRYING TIME (ASTM D 15):
Touch: 1/2 hour
Through: 72 hours WATER VAPOR TRANSMISSION RATE
(ASTM E 96) The water vapor transmission
SERVICE TEMPERATURE LIMITS (FSTM 70) through 1 in. of impermeable insulation in 12 x
(Temperature at coated surface) 18 in. blocks with 1/8 in. joints of ELASTOLAR
Joint Sealant - Urethane Foam Sealant is too small to measure.
Minus 150°F to 200°F (-101°C to 93°C)
Joint Sealant - Cellular Glass ELASTOLAR Sealant contains no asbestos,
Minus 100°F to 250°F (-73°C to 121°C) lead, mercury, or mercury compounds.
Flashing Compound
(Temperature at Flashed Surface) LIMITATIONS
Minus 40°F to 250°F (-40°C to 121°C) Store and apply between 40°F and 100°F (4°C
and 38°C).
WET FLAMMABILITY (ASTM D 3278) Always test plastic materials for compatibility
Flash Point 105°F (41°C) when
using a solvent base product.
SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS When used in exposed locations without top-
(ASTM E 84) coating, this product may darken or discolor due
Flame Spread: 15
to surface dirt pick-up. This will not affect its per-
Smoke Developed: 0
formance.
Tested at coverage rate of 25 sq. ft./gal. (0.61 m2/l)
in 2 in. (5 cm) strip. Make certain this product is completely dry and
Applied to 1/4 inch (6.4 mm) inorganic reinforced the area free from solvent odor if food is in-
cement board. The flame spread may vary at differ- volved.
ent product thicknesses and/or when applied over Select Foster 30-45 for joint sealing polystyrene
other surfaces. foam insulations.
HEAT SHIELD
HEAT SHIELD
Foster 65-05 / 65-06
PROPERTIES FOSTER FIRE RESISTIVE C.I.MASTIC
COLOR FOSTER FIRE RESISTIVE C.I. Mastic is a tough, durable,
Black high solids vapor barrier and weather-coating for the protec-
tion of thermal insulation in outdoor service. Its excellent
APPLICATION CONSISTENCY weather and fire resistance makes it suitable for use in place
65-05: Trowel of conventional asphalt cutback mastic. It is an ideal surface
65-06: Airless Spray coating for low temperature insulating applications where the
insulation used is not affected by mild solvents.
AVERAGE WEIGHT/US. GALLON
(ASTM D 1475) FIRE RESISTIVE C.I. Mastic may also be used on heated
9.6 lbs. (1.15 kg/l) lines, vessels and equipment in intermittent or dual tempera-
ture service to prevent the entrance of water vapor into the
AVERAGE NON-VOLATILE insulation during off periods or on cold cycles.
(ASTM D 1644)
70% by volume (81% by weight) FIRE RESISTIVE C.I. Mastic contains no asbestos, lead,
mercury, or mercury compounds.
COVERAGE (FSTM 72)
(Subject to the type of material being coated).
Wet coverage shown below is for smooth non LIMITATIONS
-porous surfaces. Porous or rough surfaces
may require higher gallonage to attain re- Store and apply between 40°F (4°C) and 100°F (38°C).
quired dry thickness.
12 gallon/100sq.ft. minimum (4.9 l /m2) Always test foil and paper facings for acceptable adhesion
0.192 in. wet film thickness (4.9 mm) before using.
DRYING TIME (ASTM C 461) Outdoor horizontal surfaces must always drain completely. A
Set to touch: 6 hours pitch of at least 1/4" per foot (2 cm/m) is required.
Dry through: 6 days
FIRE RESISTIVE C.I. Mastic may weather to a dark gray
SERVICE TEMPERATURE LIMITS color.
(FSTM 70)
(Temperature at coated surface) Always test plastic materials for compatibility when using a
Minus 40°F ~200°F (-40°C ~ 93°C) solvent based product. Do not use on polystyrene foam.
WATER VAPOR PERMEANCE

(ASTM E 398) 0.03 perms at 1/8” dry film
thickness (0.02 metric perms at 3.2 mm)

(ASTM E 96) Procedure A: 0.017 perms
(0.011 metric perms) at 115 mils (2.9mm) dry
film thickness
WET FLAMMABILITY (ASTM D 3278)

Flash Point 104°F (40°C)
SURFACE FLAME SPREAD

(ASTM E 162)
Flame Spread: 35
Tested at coverage rate of 9.2 sq.ft.per gal.
(0.23m2/ l).
Applied to 1/4 inch (6.4 mm) inorganic rein-
forced cement board. The flame spread may
vary at different product thicknesses and/or
when applied over other surfaces.
FSTM: Foster Standard Test Method
HEAT SHIELD
HEAT SHIELD
Foster 81-84
PROPERTIES FOSTER ADHESIVE / SEALANT
COLOR FOSTER Adhesive Sealant is two-component, high strength

Part A-Cream thermosetting urethane adhesive containing no flammable
Part B-Brown solvents. It is designed to bond various types of low-
temperature insulation to themselves and to metal and ma-
APPLICATION CONSISTENCY sonry substrates. After curing, it forms a strong, yet flexible
Trowel or Brush bond capable of withstanding thermal shock and mechanical
impact.
AVERAGE WEIGHT/US. GALLON
(ASTM D 1475) Adhesive Sealant can be used as both an attachment adhe-
Part A-13.5 lbs. (1.62 kg/l) sive and joint sealant in low temperature insulations using
Part B-10.3 lbs. (1.23 kg/l) cellular glass, polystyrene, or rigid board stock polyurethane
Mixed (A&B) 13.2 lbs. (1.58 kg/l) foam insulations. It contains no asphalt and can be top coated
with solvent base products without bleed through.
(ASTM D 1644) Adhesive Sealant contains no asbestos, lead, mercury, or
97% by volume (Mixed) mercury compounds.
98% by weight (Mixed)
COVERAGE (FSTM 72) LIMITATIONS

(Varies with type of insulation)
0.080 in. (2.0 mm) ~ 0.006 in. (0.16 mm) Store and apply between 40°F (4°C) and 100°F (38°C).
20 sq.ft. ~ 250 sq.ft. per gallon
(0.49 ~ 6.14m2/l) Allow 48 hours curing time at 73°F (23°C) minimum before
placing in service.
MMIXING RATIO Pot life is longer at lower temperatures, shorter at higher tem-
8 Parts A: 1 Part B (by volume) peratures.
11 Parts A: 1 Part B (by weight)
Part B is sensitive to moisture and humidity. Keep container
POT LIFE (FSTM 91A) tightly sealed when not in use.
1-2 hours. @ 77°F (25°C)
Do not heat Part A, Part B, or the mixed material to above
DRYING/CURING TIME (ASTM D 1640) 100°F (38°C) .
Set to touch: 8 hours @ 77°F (25°C)
Dry through: 24 hours @ @ 77°F (25°C) Outdoor horizontal surfaces must always drain completely. A
Maximum Strength: 7 days @ 77°F (25°C) pitch of at least 1/4" per foot (2 cm/m) is required.
SERVICE TEMPERATURE LIMITS

(FSTM 70) FSTM: Foster Standard Test Method
As a joint sealant/adhesive with Urethane
Foam –310°F ~ 200°F (-190°C ~ 93°C)
Urethane Foam to Metal
–250°F ~ 200°F (-157°C ~ 93°C)
Cellular Glass insulation
–100°F ~ 200°F (-73°C ~ 93°C)

(Part A, B or Blended)
HEAT SHIELD
HEAT SHIELD
Foster 60-38 / 60-39
PROPERTIES FOSTER MONOLAR II MASTIC
COLOR FOSTER MONOLAR II Mastic based on DuPont Hypalon* is

60-38 : White a tough, flexible, fire-resistive elastomeric finish for protection
60-39: Gray of thermal insulation. It is also used as a vapor barrier finish
Other colors available on special order for fittings. It is excellent for outdoor use where good color
retention, chemical resistance, and durability are required.
APPLICATION CONSISTENCY
Trowel or rubber glove
MONOLAR II Mastic provides outstanding weather barrier
AVERAGE WEIGHT/US. GALLON and vapor barrier protection for most board stock thermal insu-
(ASTM D 1475) lations except polystyrene. It normally bonds well to aluminum
8.8 ~ 9.3 lbs. (1.05 ~ 1.11 kg/l ) foil facings, but a test application is recommended to confirm
adhesion.
30% by volume (43% by weight) MONOLAR II Mastic meet NFPA 90A and 90B 25/50 require-
ments.
COVERAGE RANGE (FSTM 72)
(Subject to the nature of material being coated). MONOLAR II Mastic contains no asbestos, lead, mercury, or
Wet coverages shown below are for smooth nonp mercury compounds.
orous surfaces. Porous or rough surfaces may
require higher gallonage to attain required dry thick-
ness. LIMITATIONS
Dry thickness : 0.030 in. (0.8 mm) Store and apply between 40°F (4°C) and 100°F( 38°C).
Equivalent Wet Coverage Always test plastic materials for compatibility when using a
0.096 in. (2.4 mm) solvent based product.
6 gal/100 sq.ft. (2.4 l /m2)
Outdoor horizontal surfaces must always drain completely. A
DRYING TIME 73°F (23°C) 50% RH pitch of at least 1/411 per foot (2 cm/rn) is required.
(ASTM D 461)
Set to touch : 3 hours Select MONOLAR II Coating 60-56 (white) or 60-59 (gray) for
Dry through : 48 hours
airless spray or brush application.
(FSTM 70)
(Temperature at coated surface) *Tdemark of E.I. DuPont Co.
Minus 40°F ~ 250°F (-40°C ~ 121°C)

ASTM E 96, Method A, 0.025 perms
(0.016 metric perms) at 30 mils dry (0.76 mm)
ASTM E 398,0.08 perms (0.05 metric perms) at 30
mils dry (0.76 mm)
ASTM E 96, Procedure E 0.011 perms
(0.007 metric perms) at 50 mils dry (1.27 mm)

SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS

(ASTM E 84)
Flame Spread : 20
Smoke Deloped :10 ~ 40
Tested at coverage rate of 25 sq.ft.per gal.
(0.61m2/l) Applied to 1/4 in (6.4 mm) inorganic rein-
forced cement board. The flame spread may vary
at different product thicknesses and/or when ap-
plied over other surfaces.
FSTM : Foster Standard Test Method
HEAT SHIELD
HEAT SHIELD
Foster 60-90 / 60-91
PROPERTIES FOSTER MONOLAR MASTIC
COLOR FOSTER MONOLAR Mastic is a tough, flexible, and fire-

60-90 : White resistive elastomeric finish for protection of outdoor thermal
60-91: Gray insulation. It contains DuPont Hypalon* rubber. It is excellent
Other colors available on special order vapor barrier for low temperature insulation on tanks, pipe-
work, ductwork, vessels and fittings.
APPLICATION CONSISTENCY
Trowel or rubber glove
AVERAGE WEIGHT/US. GALLON MONOLAR Mastic provides outstanding weather barrier pro-
(ASTM D 1475) tection showing good color retention, excellent chemical resis-
10.0 ~ 10.4 lbs. (1.20 ~ 1.25 kg/l ) tance, and durability.
AVERAGE NON-VOLATILE MONOLAR Mastic trowels easily and smoothly without drag
42% by volume (60% by weight) or excessive stringing. It features higher than average volume
solids, reducing the number of gallons that need to be applies.
COVERAGE RANGE (FSTM 72)
(Subject to the nature of material being coated). MONOLAR Mastic meet NFPA 90A and 90B 25/50 require-
Wet coverages shown below are for smooth non ments.
porous surfaces. Porous or rough surfaces may
require higher gallonage to attain required dry thick-
ness. MONOLAR Mastic contains no asbestos, lead, mercury, or
Dry thickness : 0.034 in. (0.9 mm) mercury compounds.
Equivalent Wet Coverage LIMITATIONS

0.080 in. (2.0 mm) Store and apply between 40°F (4°C) and 100°F( 38°C).
5 gal/100 sq.ft. (2.0 l /m2)
For best results, select Elastolar 95-44 for insulation joint seal-
DRYING TIME ing under Monolar Mastic.
(ASTM D 1640)
Set to touch : 5 hours Always test plastic materials for compatibility when using a
Dry through : 48 hours
solvent based product.
Outdoor horizontal surfaces must always drain completely. A
(FSTM 70)
(Temperature at coated surface) pitch of at least 1/2” per foot (4 cm/rn) is recommended.
Minus –50°F ~ 220°F (-46°C ~ 104°C)
Make certain this product is completely dry and the area free
WATER VAPOR PERMEANCE from solvent odor if food is involved.
ASTM E 96, Method A, 0.024 perms
(0.016 metric perms) at 51 mils dry (1.3 mm) Select MONOLAR Coating 60-95 (white) or 60-96 (gray) for
ASTM F 1249,0.03 perms (0.02 metric perms) at 30 airless spray or brush application.
mils
dry (0.76 mm) Tested at 100°F (38°C) and 90% RH
*Tdemark of E.I. DuPont Co.
SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS

(ASTM E 84)
Flame Spread : 10
Smoke Developed :15
HEAT SHIELD
HEAT SHIELD
Foster 95-50
PROPERTIES FOSTER FLEXTRA SEALANT
COLOR FOSTER FLEXTRA Sealant is a one component, elas-
Off white tomer based product used as a vapor barrier sealant in
the joints of cellular glass and urethane foam board
APPLICATION CONSISTENCY stock insulations. It remains soft and flexible, preventing
Trowel damage to the insulation due to thermal cycling through
a wide range of temperatures.
WEIGHT PER U.S. GALLON
(ASTM D 1475)
12.9 lbs (1.55 kg/l) FLEXTRA Sealant is primarily used with low tempera-
ture insulation to prevent the migration of water and va-
AVERAGE NON-VOLATILE por into the insulation system via butt joints.
(ASTM D 2369)
84% by volume (91 % by weight)
FLEXTRA Sealant is also recommended as a bending
COVERAGE RANGE (FSTM 71) compound for the installation of cellular glass insulation.
Trowel In this application, it protects both the insulation from
12 ~ 25 sq.ft./gal. (0.29 - 0.61m2/ l) abrasion and metal surfaces from corrosion.
1/8 in. ~ 1/16 in. wet film thickness
(3.2 ~ 1.6 mm)
FLEXTRA Sealant is supplied in a special "buttery"
DRYING TIME consistency, which facilitates application to insulation
Skins over in 2 ~ 3 hours, essentially non surfaces without stringing or excessive drag. It may be
-drying. applied at temperatures as low as
50°F (10°C) without difficulty.
(FSTM 70)
(Temperature at coated surface) FLEXTRA Sealant contains no asbestos, lead, mer-
Urethane Foam cury, or mercury compounds.
Minus 250°F ~160°F (-157°C - 71 °C)
Cellular Glass
Minus 200°F ~160°F (-129°C ~ 71 °C)
LIMITATIONS
WATER VAPOR TRANSMISSION
RATE (ASTM E 96) Store and apply between 40°F (4°C) and 100°F (38°C)
The water vapor transmission through 1
in. of impermeable insulation in 12 x 18 Always test solvent plastic materials for compatibility
in. blocks with 1/8 in. when using a solvent base product.
Joints of FLEXTRA are too small to
measure. Not suggested for use under solvent base mastics and
coatings, if minor surface discoloration and/or dirt pick-
WET FLAMMABILITY (ASTM D 2378) up would be objectionable.
Rash point, 108°F (42°C)
Do not use this product where surface temperature will
COMBUSTIBILITY (dry) (FSTM 44) exceed 160°F (71°C)
Combustible. Flame spread and fuel con-
tribution
Negligible when used as sealant in 1/8
in. wide joints of incombustible insulation.
FSTM: Foster Standard Test Method
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Corrosion Test (Outdoor exposure test)

S Galum Galvanized Aluminized Galvanized S Galum Aluzinc

Heat Resistance Surface discoloration

Thickness Area/ton (m2 / ton) Economical Efficiency:

S Galum Organic Coating Process

• High corrosion resistance

Allowable Load Table

Working load in N/m2 and deflection L/100

1. Handling & Storage:

2. Mechanical Jointing and Welding:

4. Use for livestock houses:

Aluminized Steel Type 2

Production-method: Hot-dip coating process

The Aluminized Steel Type 2 coating micro-

Aluminized Steel Type 2

Any pitting in the aluminium layer will be arrested at

Applications: *Hot-, cold- and sound- insulation cladding.

Aluminized Steel Type 2

Advantages: * Mechanical strength of steel in combination with corrosion resistance of aluminium

Limitations: * Avoid standing water for extended periods.

Available coil dimensions and weights

Formability: Can be bended, corrugated, folded and roll formed.

Recommended bending radius:

Aluminized Steel Type 2

Specification: Aluminized Steel Type 2 according to ASTM A 463/A 463M - 97 T2 300.

Production-method: Hot-dip coating process.

Applications: *Hot-, cold- and sound- insulation cladding.

Advantages: * Mechanical strength of steel in combination with corrosion resistance of aluminium

Limitations: * Avoid standing water for extended periods.

Average weight per square meter:

Thickness of insulation cladding:

Available coil dimensions and weights

Formability: Can be bended, corrugated, folded and roll formed.

Recommended bending radius:

Fasteners: Aluminium or stainless steel

Glass Reinforced Filament Tape

Availability: Roll lengths 50, 150, 200 Im (Roll width dependent)

Application: Application must be easily accomplished at room temperature. .

Backing : Biaxially oriented polypropylene.

Adhesion to steel : 9.6 N/10 mm.

Tensile strength : 250 N/10 mm.

Backing thickness : 32 microns Polypropylene

Total thickness : 135 microns.

Static shear : 4500 minutes.

Temperature : -25°C to +60°C

Stainless Steel Bands fabricated to provide fastening function, with

Stainless Steel Bands is manufactured from 304 stainless steel in a

Stainless Steel Bands fabricated to provide fastening function, with

Stainless Steel Bands manufactured from 316L stainless steel in a

Stainless Steel Bands fabricated to provide fastening function, with

Stainless Steel Bands manufactured from 316L stainless steel in a

Wing Seal Closed Seal

Closed Type Seals are also available for special applications.

Closed Type Seals are also available for special applications.

Chemical Composition for SS 304 Wire

Galvanized Steel Tie Wire

Galvanized Steel Wire available in size range 0.5mm ~ 1.8mm

The zinc coating can be 100g/m2, 200g/m2 and 300g/m2

Galvanized Steel Wire

Chemical Composition for G.I. Wire