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Typical Applications
Clean rooms, Operating Theatres, Hospital Partitioning, Abattoir and Meat Processing, Refrigerated Trucks |
| SUPPLY AND SUBTRATES |
| Subrates |
Zinc base - G300 standard
Aluminium or Stainless Steel on request |
Gauge (steel base) |
We stock 0.55, 0.75 and 0.9 base metal thicknesses
*This is the BMT of the steel. The film is additional to this. |
| Length / Width (sheets) |
Standard is 2400 x 1200 *Custom lengths are available on request |
Coil supply |
Up to 2.5 tonnes |
| Mass (steel base) |
0.55mm = 4.60 kg (217 sq. metre / tonne)
0.75mm = 6.163 kg (162 sq. metre / tonne)
1.00mm = 8.132 kg (123 sq. metre / tonne) |
Lineal meter tonne at 1200mm wide (steel base) |
0.55mm - 185.70 l/m
0.75mm - 136.80 l/m
0.90mm - 113.40 l/m |
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FILM PROPERTIES
Antifungal inhibitor
Mildew resistant
Excellent resistance to cold and hot temperatures
Excellent resistance to commercial cleaning agents
Flame retardant |
| Film Thickness |
0.2 typical depending on specific film and emboss level |
Service Temperature |
Max continuous 80ºC
Intermittent 100ºC
Suitable for cool rooms and refrigerators |
| Colours |
Standard colour is WHITE with a light emboss pattern but a full range of colors are available on special order |
Plasticiser |
DINP |
| Adhesion to substrate |
To AS2728 - A to D rating min |
Adhesive |
Proprietary which combines flexibility with high temperature and humidity resistance |
| ABRASION, CHEMICAL, ELECTRICAL AND FIRE |
| Fire Properties |
Tested to AS1530. 3 Ignitability
Index: 0 - PASS
Spread of flame: 0
Heat evolved index: 0
Smoke developed index: 6 |
Electrical Resistance |
200-300 volts per 25um of film thickness |
Abrasion Resistance |
Excellent
Tested to ISO 105-X12 - Grade 5 |
Household Chemical and Solvent resistance |
Excellent
Contact Versatech is you have a specific chemical or solvent request |
| FORMABILITY AND WORKING THE MATERIAL |
| Formability |
Can be folded, roll formed, guillotined, drilled, deep drawn, punched and lock seamed.
Form at a min substrate temperature of 24 deg to avoid any possible stress whitening on tight bends |
Joining |
Can be joined by using a variety of techniques including:
- Mechanical fixing
- Adhesive bonding
- Snitching
- Clinching
- Specialised welding techniques
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