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Five Ribs Sandwich Panel

Five Ribs Sandwich Panel

Five Ribs Sandwich Panel

Product catalog summary
Technical Specifications
The 5 Frets Sandwich Panel is constructed with pre-lacquered steel on both outer and inner sides, available in thicknesses of 30, 40, 50, and 60 mm, and lengths up to 15.2 meters. Common colors include White Pyrenees (RAL 9010), Navarra Green (RAL 6005), Red Tile (RAL 3009), and Silver Metallic (RAL 9006). The standard width is 1000 mm, with a core density of 40 kg/m3. Thermal conductivity is 0.023 W/mK for PUR and 0.022 W/mK for PIR. The weight per square meter varies slightly with thickness, ranging from 11.9 to 12.9 kg/m2. Fire classifications are Bs3,d0 / Cs3,d0 for PUR and Bs2,d0 for PIR.
Deviation and Tolerances
Length deviations are ±5 mm for panels ≤ 3 m and ±10 mm for panels > 3 m. Usable width deviation is ±2 mm, and thickness deviation is ±2 mm for D ≤ 100 mm and ±2% for D > 100 mm. Deviation from perpendicularity is 6 mm, and de-linearization of internal metallic parameters is ±3 mm. Coupling of bottom plates is F = 0 +3 mm.
Description and Applications
The panel is designed for roofing, featuring five frets for enhanced mechanical resistance. It uses high-density PUR and PIR foams for thermal insulation. The panel's design allows for simple assembly, overlapping at the frets to ensure tightness against leaks and humidity. It is manufactured with galvanized and pre-lacquered steels compliant with EN 508-1 standards, with various coatings available.
Load Table
The load table provides data for different thicknesses and spans, indicating the panel's capacity to withstand loads. For example, a 30 mm thick panel can handle loads ranging from 303/315 to 28/44 depending on the span.
Thermal Transmission and Weight
Thermal transmission values are provided for each thickness, with 30 mm panels having a thermal transmission of 0.68 W/m2 ºC and a weight of 8.46 kg/m2, decreasing with increased thickness.
Installation Guidelines
Proper overlap between adjacent plates is crucial to prevent condensation, with EPDM joints providing protection. Panels are fixed to the structure using self-drilling screws with cappellotti for maximum tightness. Although polyurethane is not hydrophilic, completing the installation with appropriate finishes is recommended for long-term protection.
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PANEL SANDWICH DESCRIPTION ET APPLICATIONS Roof panel with five frets that give it maximum mechanical resistance against external loads and forces. Its insulating core is manufactured in high density PUR and PIR foams, at 40 kg / m3, to ensure thermal insulation in all types of situations. Its simple assembly represents great savings for the customer: the panel overlaps in the frets of two contiguous panels to ensure maximum tightness against leaks and humidity. Special galvanized and pre-lacquered steels are used in its manufacture, which comply with the EN 508-1 standard, with PET, Plastisol, PVC, PVDF, PS50, PS55 and PS200 coatings, among others, according to customer requirements. Outer Side Inner Side Thickness Length Pre-lacqued steel Pre-lacqued steel 30 / 40 / 50 / 60 Up to 15,2 m

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Thermal transmission When installing the 3 Frets Panel, we must ensure the correct overlap between two adjacent plates, so that the EPDM joint protects the encounter of possible condensation. The panel is fixed directly to the structure from the fret with the self-drilling screws provided that incorporate cappellotti to ensure maximum tightness. Although polyurethane is not a hydrophilic material, it is recommended to complete the installation with the appropriate finishes to close the core and guarantee maximum protection for a long time. INSTALLATION PHOTOS

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