Standing Seam Roof  Aluminium Zinc
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Standing Seam Roof Aluminium Zinc

Aluminium-zinc coated sheet steel that can be used until corrosivity class C4. The metal coating consists of 55% weight percent aluminium, 43,4% zinc and 1,6% Silica. The coating weight is 185 g/m2 and double side, and is named AZ185. The layer of Aluminium-zinc is 25 μm (0,025 mm) thick per side. The surface is treated with anti-fingerprint to prevent discolouring during handling and to facilitate shaping. The steel core in the tinsmith quality is an extra soft sheet steel. The material has practically no spring back, making it possible to make tight seams. The material can be both machine and hand seamed. For both the sake of corrosion and appearance, avoid the following combinations: • Aluminium-zinc in combination with copper, brass, iron and led as that can give rise to galvanic corrosion. Avoid runoff from these substances and bitumen products onto the sheet steel. • Wet concrete, cement and plaster which are strongly basic. • Aluminium-zinc in contact with hardwood, wet tree or pressure treated wood containing copper.
Specifikation
  • The base material in aluminium-zinc for standing seam roof is a DX54 and is 0,6mm thick, making 1 m2 weighing approximately 4,7 kg.
Teknisk specifikation
  • Unik ref.standing-seam-roof-aluminium-zinc
  • ProduktfamiljStanding Seam Roof
  • ProduktgruppSteel
  • TypObjekt (enstaka objekt)
  • Publiceringsdatum2018-03-11
  • Edition nummer1
Relaterad
  • HuvudmaterialAluminium
  • Designad iSverige
  • Tillverkad iSverige
Klassificering
  • BIMobjektkategoriKonstruktion - Tak
  • IFC klassificeringTak
  • Uniclass 2015 kodSs_30_40_50
  • Uniclass 2015 beskrivningMetal sheet, fully supported roof and dormer covering systems
  • CSI MasterFormat 2014 Kod07 61 00
  • CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitelSheet Metal Roofing
  • OmniClass nummer23-13 39 27 11 13
  • OmniClass TitelSheet Metal Roofing
  • CSI UniFormat II KodB30
  • CSI UniFormat II TitelROOFING

Region tillgänglighet

Europa
Danmark
Norge
Rumänien
Sverige
Tjeckien