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FischerKLIPTEC – Easy assembly using clip connections FischerKLIPTEC - the new roof system from Fischer Profil consists in its surface of just one building element. Unlike all other metal roof coverings on the market, no other accessories such as holding clips or holding brackets etc. are necessary. This means that FischerKLIPTEC is not only particularly easy but also particularly quick to assemble. Manually crafted standing seam roofs have a long tradition. Standing seam roofs were and still are mainly employed where particularly heavy demands are made on roofing, e.g. in the Alpine countries....

FischerKLIPTEC a multitude of uses. FischerKLIPTEC roof elements can be used to a minimum roof pitch of approx. 3° or 5 %. As the upper skin of a single-skin non-aerated roof (non-insulated roof ) on various bearing constructions, such as trapezoidal sheets. As the upper skin of a multi-skin aerated roof (insulated roof ). As a renovating element for damaged roofs of almost every kind. Fischer standing seam elements are manufactured on a modern new profiling line which guarantees continuous quality. For ease of handling, the maximum element length is approx. 16 m. Due to the process of cutting...

FischerKLIPTEC for new buildings and renovations Quality protection against corrosion As FischerKLIPTEC is a weathered roof element, it is only supplied in corrosion protection systems for outdoor use: 1. Colorcoat HPS 200 2. Colorcoat Prisma 3. 55%AlZn AZ 185 (aluzinc) 4. Stainless steel 1.4301 5. Aluminium 6. Copper mechanical damage. For more detailed information please consult the brochure “Colorcoat HPS 200“. The protection against corrosion with Colorcoat HPS 200 Ultra, Prisma and 55%AlZn AZ 185 (Aluzinc) as per DIN 55 634. This corrosion protection and the absence of all drilled holes...

Main features Metallic roofing with no drilled holes. Extremely simple assembly in almost any kind of weather. System consists of just one building element without additional fastening parts. No special tools of any kind are required. Fastening 1. Screws for direct fastening to distancing profiles: self-sealing screw JA3 -6.5 x 19 -E16, stainless steel, (≤ 2 mm sheet thickness) order no. FI 90.053 2.Screws for fastening through hard insulation in trapezoidal profiles: drilling screw JT3 -2 -X -6.0 x L -E16, with saw thread, stainless steel, (L=thickness of the insulation +20 mm) order no. Fl...

FischerKLIPTEC - Roof Structure 6 As the upper skin of a multi-skin roof with trapezoidal profiles beneath on hard thermal insulation As the upper skin of a multi-skin roof with trapezoidal profiles beneath on soft thermal insulation with distancing profi les under 45° 14 As renovating element on corrugated cement boards On timber frame with bitumen sheet   1 FischerKLIPTEC   2 FischerTRAPEZ   3 Drilling screw JT3-2-X-6,0 x L-E16   4 Powder actuated fastener Hilti EN P2-21-L15   5 Hard mineral fibre insulation   6 Vapour barrier   7 Z-profile Aluzinc, t =1.50 mm laid to trapezoidal profile under...

1 FischerKLIPTEC 2 Bulb-tite butt rivet 5.2 x 19.1 3 Permanently elastic sealing strip, single-sided, self-adhesive, illac 20 x 2 4 Hard mineral fibre insulation Consideration of punctual thermal bridges In the area of metallic fasteners for FischerKLIPTEC elements, punctual heat losses occur which must be considered when determining the heat transfer coefficient U according to the Energy Conservation Code. At RWTH university, Aachen, the effect of thermal bridges due to metallic fasteners was determined by way of threedimensional numeric FEM calculations. If FischerKLIPTEC roof elements are...

FischerKLIPTEC – Details Industrial Guttering 11 Verge Flashing (Attica)/Gable Verge Type 5 Laying direction

Skylight Connectors along the roof element Skylight Connectors across 6 Verge flashing support 18 7 Polystyrene board min. 20 mm thick 19 11 Permanently elastic sealing strip 22 13 Condensation protection sheeting 26 in eaves area 3 m wide 27 Hard mineral fibre insulation 28 Powder actuated fastener 30 Self-sealing screw Edge flashing Polyethylene infill Bend up valley on site Ridge capping for mono-ridge Ridge capping EJOT pipe sleeve"Dektite" complete with Color Drill JCD drilling screw Connecting profile Load-bearing skylight frame Ridge skylight Connecting profile Connecting bracket Load-bearing...

FischerKLIPTEC – Details Domelight crown/Domelight installation

Domelight crown (eaves) Domelight crown (along the element)   1 FischerKLIPTEC   2 FischerTRAPEZ   3 Condensation protection sheeting in eaves area 3 m wide   4 Hard mineral fibre insulation   5 Vapour barrier   6 Timber beam   7 Trapezoidal profile header joist   8 Domelight binding profile   9 Bulb-tite butt rivet 5.2 x 19.1 10 Self-sealing screw JA3 – 6.5 x 64-E16 11 Toothed flashing 12 Polyethylene infill 13 Z-profile 14 Countersunk head screw 15 Domelight crown 16 Permanently elastic sealing strip single-sided, self-adhesive illac 20 x 2 11

FischerKLIPTEC – Load Tables Load Values Mechanical Load Load tables as per DIN 18807, Section 2. Single-span support Dead weight g [kN/m²] Permissible load q [kN/m²] in span L [m] Double-span support End support width a ≥ 40 mm Intermediate support width b ≥ 60 mm Dead weight g [kN/m²] Permissible load q [kN/m²] in span L [m] Triple-span support End support width a ≥ 40 mm Intermediate support width b 60 mm ≥ Dead weight g [kN/m²] Permissible load q [kN/m²] in span L [m] Permissible load with deflection of f ≥ L/150 nz → not permissible Unsupported FischerKLIPTEC elements may only be walked...

FischerKLIPTEC – Load Tables Load Values Wind Suction/Uplifting Load tables as per DIN 18807, Section 2. Single-span support Dead weight g [kN/m²] Permissible load q [kN/m²] in span L [m] Double-span support End support width a ≥ 40 mm Intermediate support width b 60 mm ≥ Dead weight g [kN/m²] Permissible load q [kN/m²] in span L [m] Triple-span support End support width a ≥ 40 mm Intermediate support width b 60 mm ≥ Dead weight g [kN/m²] Permissible load q [kN/m²] in span L [m] In addition, proof of the fastening connections must be provided. Smaller permissible spans could result from this....