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SBS Modified Bitumen Part 2: Test Results1. COMPANY NAME2. PRODUCT NAME FLINTLASTIC FLINTASTICGTSGMS3. PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONReinforcing (indicate polyester or combination) POLYESTER POLYESTERTop surface (indicate granule or smooth) GRANULE GRANULECOMPLIES WITH:4A. ASTM D 6162-97 Standard Specification for Styrene Budadiene Styrene (SBS) Modified Bituminous Sheet Materials Using aCombination of Polyester and Glass Fiber Reinforcements (indicate type and grade, or NA)Type I, Grade G (granule surfaced)Type I, Grade S (smooth surfaced)Type II, Grade G (granule surfacedType II, Grade S (smooth surfaced)4B. ASTM D 6163-97 Standard Specification for Styrene Butadiene Styrene (SBS) Bituminous Materials UsingGlass Fiber Reinforcements (indicate type and grade, or NA)Type I, Grade G (granule surfaced)Type I, Grade S (smooth surfaced)Type II, Grade G (granule surfacedType II, Grade S (smooth surfaced)4C. ASTM D 6164-97 Standard Specification for Styrene Butadiene Styrene (SBS) Modified Bituminous SheetMaterials Using Polyester Reinforcements (indicate type and grade, or NA)Type I, Grade G (granule surfaced)XType I, Grade S (smooth surfaced)Type II, Grade G (granule surfacedXType II, Grade S (smooth surfaced)5A. DIMENSIONS AND MASSES OF SHEET MATERIALS: COMBINATION OF POLYESTER ANDGLASS FIBER REINFORCEMENTSThickness (min., mils) Grade S Type I: 70; Type II: 80Thickness (min., mils) Grade G Type I: 110; Type II: 130Net mass per unit area (min., lbs./100 sq. ft.) Grade S Type I: 45; Type II: 50Net mass per unit area (min., lbs./100 sq. ft.) Grade G Type I: 60; Type II: 75Bottom coating thickness (heat welding application products min., mils) 405B. DIMENSIONS AND MASSES OF SHEET MATERIALS: GLASS FIBER REINFORCEMENTSThickness (min., mils) Grade S 80Thickness (min., mils) Grade G Type I: 95: Type II: 105Net mass per unit area (min., lbs./100 sq. ft.) Grade S 45Net mass per unit area (min., lbs./100 sq. ft.) Grade G Type I: 65; Type II: 75Bottom coating thickness (min., mils) 405C. DIMENSIONS AND MASSES OF SHEET MATERIALS: POLYESTER REINFORCEMENTSThickness (min., mils) Grade S Type I: 85; Type II: 115Thickness (min., mils) Grade G 130 180 160Net mass per unit area (min., lbs./100 sq. ft.) Grade S Type I: 54; Type II: 70Net mass per unit area (min., lbs./100 sq. ft.) Grade G Type I: 75; Type II: 90 112 100Bottom coating thickness (min., mils) 40 80 606A. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: COMBINATION OF POLYESTER AND GLASS FIBER REINFORCEMENTSMaximum load at 0 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, min., before and after heat conditioning, lbf./in. Type I: 75; Type II: 125Elongation at 0 ± 3.6 F, MD and XMD, % min., at max. load, before and after heat conditioning Type I: 1; Type II: 2Maximum load at 73.4 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, min., before and after heat conditioning, lbf/in. Type I: 75; Type II: 80Elongation at 73.4 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, % min., at max. load, before and after heat conditioning Type I: 2; Type II: 4Elongation at 5% of max. load 73.4 ± 3.6 F, MD and XMD, % min., as manufactured Type I: 26; Type II: 75Elongation at 5% max. load 73.4 ± 3.6 F, MD and XMD, % min., after heat conditioning Type I: 9; Type II: 30Tear strength at 73.4 ± 3.6 F, lbf, min. Type I: 65; Type II: 90Low temperature flexibility, before and after heat conditioning, F, max. 0Dimensional stability, % max. 0.5Compound stability at 225 Fno failuresGranule embedment, Grade G only, max., grams 26B. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: GLASS FIBER REINFORCEMENTSMaximum load at 0 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, min., before and after heat conditioning, lbf./in. Type I: 70: Type II: 150Elongation at 0 ± 3.6 F, MD and XMD, min., at max. load, before and after heat conditioning Type I: 1; Type II: 2Maximum load at 73.4 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, min., before and after heat conditioning, lbf/in. Type I: 30; Type II: 80Elongation at 73.4 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, % min., at max. load, before and after heat conditioning Type I: 2; Type II: 4Elongation at 5% of max. load 73.4 ± 3.6 F, MD and XMD, % min., as manufactured Type I: 3: Type II: 40Elongation at 5% of max. load 73.4 ± 3.6 F, MD and XMD, % min., after heat conditioning Type I: 3: Type II: 20Tear strength at 73.4 ± 3.6 F, lbf, min. Type I: 35; Type II: 110Low temperature flexibility, before and after heat conditioning, F, max. 0Dimensional stability, % max. 0.5Compound stability at 215 Fno failuresGranule embedment, Grade G only, max. grams 26C. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: POLYESTER REINFORCEMENTSMaximum load at 0 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, min., before and after heat conditioning, lbf/.in. Type I: 70: Type II: 100 134 103Elongation at 0 ± 3.6 F, MD and XMD, % min., at max. load, before and after heat conditioning 20 56 48Maximum load at 73.4 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, min., before and after heat conditioning, lbf/in. Type I: 50; Type II: 100 94 70Elongation at 73.4 ± 3.6 F MD and XMD, % min. at max. load, before and after heat conditioning Type I: 35; Type II: 50 79 74Elongation at 5% of max. load 73.4 ± 3.6 F, MD and XMD, % min., before and after heat conditioning Type I: 38: Type II: 60 83 70Tear strength at 73.4 ± 3.6 F, lbf, min. Type I: 55; Type II: 70 110 100Low temperature flexibility, before and after heat conditioning, F, max. 0 -15 -15Dimensional stability, % max. 1 0.5 0.5Compound stability at 215 F no failures 250 250Granule embedment, Grade G only, max. grams 2 2.0 2.07. SEE APPENDIX IF CHECKEDCERTAINTEED146
SBS Modified Bitumen Part 2: Test ResultsDANOSA CARIBBEANESTERDAN RM GLASDAN GLASDAN ESTERDAN GLASDAN GLASDAN GLASDAN ESTERDANAL-80 R-36 R-36 AL-80-3 RM RM-5 RM-5POLYESTER FIBERGLASS FIBERGLASS FIBERGLASS FIBERGLASS POLYESTERGRANULE ALUMINUM SMOOTH SMOOTH ALUMINUM GRANULE GRANULE GRANULE12980118 11870 70129 15880 9511870118 15870 95190 81.0 113.65.0 3.7 6.670.1 35.3 34.23.9 3.0 4.370 76.8 70-21 -21 -210.1 0.1no failures no failures no failuresna na na64.7 68.2 95.848.5 43.6 6.644.0 42.7 48.183.7 48.3 3.6125 104.3 41.6-21 -21 -21 -21 -210.6no failures no failures no failures no failures no falures20 na 2.0 2.0 2.0147
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2000LOW-SLOPEROOFINGMATERIALSGUIDET
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Table of ContentsLow-Slope Roofing
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Low-Slope Roofing Materials GuideIn
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General IndexWOOD FIBERBOARD INSULA
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Information on Section 1: Roof Cove
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3. Type (ASTM standard designation)
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Warranty information for PIB single
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EPDMIndex to Roof CoveringsSPRAY PO
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Built-up RoofingBARRETT COMPANY, TH
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Built-up RoofingCELOTEX CORP.7YESDI
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Built-up RoofingAGS-H+ G/A-H+ AGS-H
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Built-up RoofingM-N-B4 M-C-B3 M-N-B
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Built-up Roofing1000-3 1000-4 1000-
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Built-up RoofingHAI-335-MC HAW-325-
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Built-up RoofingFIRESTONE BUILDING
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Built-up RoofingI-B-3- NN-0- I-0-3-
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Built-up RoofingHENRY COMPANY18YESD
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Built-up RoofingJOHNS MANVILLE INTE
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Built-up RoofingKOPPERS INDUSTRIES,
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Built-up RoofingS3-XEX S3-BEX S4-BB
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Built-up RoofingM4-FHB M4-FBB M4-FE
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Built-up RoofingM2-CXD M2-DXD M2-EX
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Built-up RoofingTAMKO ROOFINGTREMCO
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Built-up RoofingBUR PLUS M.-PLY M.-
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PVC Part 1: General InformationGAF
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PVC Part 2: Test ResultsTest descri
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PIB (Polyisobutylene ) Part 2: Test
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TPO Part 1: General InformationGENF
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BUTLER MANUFACTURING COMPANYMR-24 i
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quality specifications and are avai
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Cellular GlassCellular glass insula
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Index to Rigid Board InsulationCOMP
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Expanded Polystyrene Roof Insulatio
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Composite Roof Insulation Board1. C
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Appendix, Rigid Board InsulationAFM
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Index to Roof FastenersLTWT CONCRET
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Index to Cement and CoatingsCEMENT
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