Polysol IR 150

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Product Overview: POLYSOL IR 150 is an insulating system that combines a plastomeric waterproofing membrane with rock wool strips. The membrane is reinforced with glass fibre or non-woven polyester fabric, providing excellent acoustic, thermal insulation, and flame resistance.

Quality and Standards: The product is manufactured under UNI ISO 9001 and UNI ISO 14001 standards, ensuring compliance with European regulations. It is recommended to use an adequate vapour barrier for optimal performance.

Product Description: The system uses volcanic rock wool treated with thermosetting resins, cut into strips for increased compression strength. The membrane is made with NAT® technology to control the ageing of the polymeric matrix.

Application Areas: Suitable for waterproofing and insulating various roof types, including walkable and non-walkable civil and industrial roofs. It adapts to surface roughness and fits curving surfaces.

Installation Instructions: The product should be laid with the grey membrane facing up and anchored appropriately. Methods include flaming with propane gas, molten bitumen oxide, glue, or mechanical fixings. Ensure the surface is dry, clean, and smooth before application.

Storage and Handling: Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid contact with organic liquids and solvents, and prevent puncturing during installation.

Technical Characteristics:

Thermal Conductivity: 0.038 W/mK
Water Vapour Transmission: 1.3 - 1.4 m2h Pa/mg
Nominal Density: 150 kg/m3
Specific Heat: 840 J/kgK
Melting Point: ≥1000°C
Compressive Strength at 10% Deformation: 0.072 N/mm2
Tear Resistance: 0.0125 N/mm2
Reaction to Fire: Class A1

Waterproofing Membrane Characteristics:

Thickness: 3 mm (±0.2)
Weight per Unit Area: 3.5 kg/m2 (±10%)
Tensile Strength: Longitudinal 300 N/50 mm, Transversal 200 N/50 mm
Static Load Strength: Longitudinal and Transversal 4 N/50 mm
Cold Flexibility: <-10°C
Waterproofing: >60 KPa

Dimensions and Packaging: Available in various thicknesses (30-120 mm) with specific roll and panel dimensions. Other colors are available upon request.

Application Method: The installation involves positioning the roll over the vapour barrier, torching for adhesion, fixing overlaps, and inserting breather pipes as necessary.

Disclaimer: Polyglass SPA reserves the right to modify the product for ongoing improvements without notice.

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ORIENTED FIBRE ROCK WOOL POLYSOL IR is an insulating system obtained through the hot bonding of a smooth or mineral-coated plastomeric waterproofing membrane reinforced with glass fibre or non-woven polyester fabric to strips of rock wool with the required fibre orientation Guaranteed Quality UNI ISO 9001 and UNI ISO 14001 Polyglass is a member of Green Building Council Product in compliance with European Standards Bituminous membrane polymeric matrix ageing control POLYSOL INSULATING SYSTEMS

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION POLYSOL IR is an insulating system obtained through the hot bonding of a smooth or mineral-coated plastomeric waterproofing membrane reinforced with glass fibre or non-woven polyester fabric to strips of rock wool with the required fibre orientation. This system offers excellent performance in terms of acoustic and thermal insulating and flame resistance THERMAL INSULATING DESCRIPTION Stiff panels in volcanic rock wool treated with special thermosetting resins are cut into 50 mm wide strips positioned to obtain vertical fibre orientation for remarkably increased compression...

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For proper design, the values of AD should be increased as reported by the UNI EN ISO 10456. Materials and products for the building. Properties humidity. Tabulated values of project and procedures for the establishment of technical standards and declared the project. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INSULATING SYSTEM AVAILABLE COLOURS

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Remove the insulating system from its package. Position the roll over the vapour barrier and torch it lightly for the adhesion of the system. 2 Fix the overlap and weld them. 3 Position the second roll. 4 5 / 6 Lightly torch the side laps. Cut the insulating system for the insertion of the breather pipe (beneath the vapour barrier). 7 8 / 9 After the breather pipe has been inserted, make the other details necessary. POLYSOL INSULATING SYSTEMS APPLICATION METHOD POLYGLASS SPA reserves the right to make any and all modifications required for the ongoing perfection of the product without notice....

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