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SAGLAN Catalogue

SAGLAN Catalogue
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SAGLAN Catalogue

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Overview: The document details SAGLAN glass wool insulation materials, focusing on their production, properties, and applications. It highlights the ecological benefits and high-quality standards, emphasizing health and environmental safety.
Top Services: SAGER provides services such as pickup, delivery, cutting, and order support, ensuring availability, customization, and efficient delivery to construction sites.
Product Quality and Standards: SAGLAN products are certified with RAL and EUCEB seals, ensuring biosolubility and safety. They offer longevity, damage resistance, and excellent thermal insulation, leading to energy cost savings.
Production Process: SAGLAN glass wool is produced by melting glass shards, quartz sand, and other materials to create fibers, treated with an ecological binder to reduce itchiness, odor, and dust.
Product Properties: The insulation materials are elastic, water-repellent, and provide sound insulation. They are dimensionally stable, diffusion-open, and reduce thermal losses.
Technical Specifications: Detailed data includes thermal conductivity, temperature resistance, and fire reaction. Various formats and thicknesses are available for different applications.
Application Fields: Suitable for facades, roofs, walls, ceilings, and floors, SAGLAN materials are used in new constructions and renovations for thermal and acoustic insulation.
Environmental Commitment: SAGLAN uses an eco-friendly binder in production, supporting ecological insulation solutions.
Specifications:
1. Thermal Conductivity: λD ranges from 0.031 to 0.035 W/mK.
2. Reaction to Fire: Classified as 6q.3 / A1.
3. Slab Dimensions: Length - 1250 mm; Width - 335, 505, 605 mm; Thickness - 120 to 245 mm.
4. Acoustic Slabs: Formats of 1250 x 600 mm with varying thicknesses.
5. Rafter Rolls: Widths of 1250, 575 mm and custom widths from 200 to 700 mm.
6. Industrial Felt Mats: Roll widths of 1200 mm with thicknesses from 15 to 50 mm.
Procedures:
1. Installation: Insulation should be installed on the cold side in winter using 3 insulation mandrills or 4-5 attachment clamps for hidden installation.
2. Cutting: Ceiling slabs can be cut with a knife or compass saw after detaching the fabric.
Norms and Recommendations:
1. Mechanical attachment is recommended for ceiling slabs.
2. Designed for sound and thermal insulation, suitable for acoustic ceilings, wooden beam ceilings, and air conditioning ducts.
Technical Parameters:
1. Bulk Density: Ranges from 19 to 52 kg/m3 depending on the product.
2. Formats and Thicknesses: Vary across different product lines, tailored for specific applications.
Applications:
1. Acoustic Slabs: Used for sound insulation and absorption in ceilings and ducts.
2. Rafter Rolls: Versatile for roof rafters, beam ceilings, and wood element construction.
3. Industrial Felt Mats: Suitable for ventilation ducts and large containers.
Company Overview:
Sager AG, founded in 1949, is a Swiss company specializing in insulation products, including SAGLAN glass wool, PIPELANE, and SAGEX polystyrene, emphasizing high-quality, sustainable products with international certifications.
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SAGLAN Catalogue-1

Glass wool insulation materials ...warmly recommended!

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SAGLAN Catalogue-2

With entm viron binder! en ly d frien The new SAGLAN glasswool The trend for better and better lambda values and more ecological insulation keeps going on, handling-friendly qualities are important as well. So we made the decision to use a environment-friendly binder for our SAGLAN glasswool production. With this new ecological binder the SAGLAN glasswool will itch much less, is nearly odourless and the dust raising will be reduced. That means insulating is enjoyable again! SAGER top service Top pickup service Abholer profitieren von einer Abholvergütung. Sofortige Bereitstellung der Lagerware....

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SAGLAN Catalogue-3

Table of contents Floor SAGLAN SB 22 SAGLAN SB 55 SAGLAN SR 22 SAGLAN SR 30 SAGLAN DF 70 SAGLAN ST SAGLAN Strips SAGLAN SBR / Rafters SAGLAN SBR Vgl / Rafters Vgl Roof SAGLAN SB 22 SAGLAN SB 55 SAGLAN SR 22 SAGLAN SR 30 SAGLAN DF 70 SAGLAN SBR / Rafters SAGLAN SBR Vgl / Rafters Vgl Various SAGLAN SI 25 SAGLAN SI 25 A SAGLAN SI 30 Vsl SAGLAN Flakes, gelb SAGLAN SB 22 SAGLAN SB 55 SAGLAN SR 22 SAGLAN SR 30 SAGLAN SB 55 K SAGLAN SA 25 SAGLAN SA 25 Vs SAGLAN SA 40 SAGLAN SA 40 Vs SAGLAN SA 55 SAGLAN SA 55 Vs SAGLAN SBR / Rafters SAGLAN SBR Vgl / Rafters Vgl SAGLAN FA 50 Carbolane SAGLAN FA 40 / FA...

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SAGLAN Catalogue-4

– Production Production of SAGLAN glass wool from quartz sand Melting the mass to obtain liquid glass In an electronically controlled mixing facility, glass shards, quartz sand, lime, dolomite, nephelite, soda and sodium borate are mixed according to a formula designed especially for the facility. The homogeneous mix is then melted in a melting furnace with controllable electrodes at a temperature of approx. 1400 °C. Production of glass fibres and glass wool The free-falling glass strand with a temperature of approx. 1100 °C reaches the fibrillation machine. The glass is defibrated in high-temperature...

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SAGLAN Catalogue-5

– warmly recommended! SAGLAN substantially reduce thermal losses. This saves energy costs and protects our environment. Unlined SAGLAN insulation materials are incombustible. SAGLAN contribute effectively to improving sound insulation. SAGLAN insulation materials are water repellent and resistant to moisture. SAGLAN insulation materials are dimensionally stable. They consist of long fibres and are therefore very elastic. SAGLAN insulation materials are open for diffusion. SAGLAN insulation materials are easy to process and suited for all installation types. SAGLAN insulation materials are produced...

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SAGLAN Catalogue-6

Properties and coatings Product properties of SAGLAN – technical data Coatings Name Temperature resistance Diffusion resistance factor μ Specific thermal capacity c Natural glass fibre fleece Yellow glass fibre fleece Yellow glass fibre fleece, long. reinforced Black glass fibre fleece Black glass fibre fleece, long. reinforced Black glass fabric Pure aluminium, gridded, flame retardant Matte black PE foil* Kraft paper Black marbled glass wool Natural glass fibre fleece Vn Yellow glass fibre fleece Vg Yellow glass fibre fleece, long. reinforced Vgl Black glass fibre fleece / long. reinforced...

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SAGLAN Catalogue-7

Facade / Insulation slabs Universal thermal and acoustic insulation, e. g. for… • rear-ventilated facades • cavity walls • rafter roofs (wallisian roof) • between and under rafters • wood / metal construction • renovations 50 Carbolane Application field / properties Rigid facade insulation slabs, completely water-repellent, with one-sided line marking (100 x 100 mm) to make cutting easier. Thermal and sound insulation for rear-ventilated facades. Also applicable in wood and metal construction. Technical parameters Bulk density ρ: approx. 45 kg / m3 Thermal conductivity λD: 0.030 W / mK Reaction...

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SAGLAN Catalogue-8

Insulation slabs Universal thermal and acoustic insulation, e. g. for… • building / partition walls • wooden beam ceilings • wooden walls • cavitiy walls • renovations 22 Application field / properties Semi-rigid insulation slabs for masonry and wooden constructions. Large variety of application possibilities, e.g. in walls, in cavity wall or wooden walls, in building and interior walls as well as floors and ceilings, especially suited for plaster ceilings and wooden beam ceilings. Technical parameters Bulk density ρ: approx. 19 kg / m3 Thermal conductivity λD: 0.035 W / mK Reaction to fire:...

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SAGLAN Catalogue-9

Rafter slabs Thermal and acoustic insulation, e. g. for… • between rafters • wooden constructions • wood element construction • renovations 22 Application field / properties Semi-rigid slabs, self-clamping between rafters, stay in place without additional attachment. The main application field is between the rafters with regular gaps, on wooden constructions or between wooden beams. Technical parameters Bulk density ρ: approx. 19 kg / m3 Thermal conductivity λD: 0.035 W / mK Reaction to fire: 6q.3 / A1 Slab width:: Slab width: Thicknesses: 30 Application field / properties Semi-rigid slabs, self-clamping...

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SAGLAN Catalogue-10

Partition wall slabs Thermal and acoustic insulation, e. g. for… • Partition walls • dry construction 22 Application field / properties Sound insulation slabs for lightweight construction partition walls. Technical parameters Bulk density ρ: approx. 19 kg / m3 Thermal conductivity λD: 0.035 W / mK Reaction to fire: 6q.3 / A1 Format: Pressure-proof slabs Pressure-resistant thermal and acoustic insulation, e. g. for… • steep roof • plaster floors • roofs on profile sheet metal 70 Application field / properties Pressure-resistant insulation slabs for high pitched roof insulation with visible rafters...

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SAGLAN Catalogue-11

Impact sound slabs / strips Pressure-resistant thermal and impact sound insulation, e. g. for… • floors • front casing (032) ST Application field / properties Impact sound and thermal insulation beneath floating floors. Front casing for ribbed metal sheet facades. Technical parameters Bulk density ρ: Thermal conductivity λD: Reaction to fire: Compressive stress at 10% compression: * 1. number = thickness 2. number = thickness is installed, fully strained state in the floor Strips Application field / properties Strips in rolls with one-sided glass fibre fleece for separating the floor and the...

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