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GIESSE GOS-S T-REX SYSTEM Technical specifications 14
GIESSE GOS-S T-REX SYSTEM System Components EXTRUSIONS: a limited number of extrusions (the same as a traditional sliding system) is used to make a variety of window and door types (2, 3 and 4 sashes). POLYAMIDE COMPONENTS: the thermal barrier for the sash and frame, the rail track and the connecting rod are all made of this material, which considerably reduces carriage friction and completely eliminates running noise. GASKETING SYSTEMS: the gasketing system employed on the GOS-S system is a compression gasket, which not only provides an excellent seal against air and water, but also provides sound attenuation. GOS-S is also compatible with traditional weatherstripping, which can used for all non-critical applications. HARDWARE: a new generation of hardware has been specially designed to get the best possible performance out of the system. The range is complete and enables fabrication of windows and doors of all sizes with 2, 3 and 4 sashes. Extrusion specifications Reference dimensions GOS-S T-REX systems must adhere to certain size and specification tolerances in order to use the standard hardware and ensure excellent performance. A polyamide bar 15/20 (Euro groove) is required for mounting the operating and locking hardware, and certain dimensional specifications for the sash, frame and mating surfaces (a sort of Eurogroove for sliding installations). Extrusion fabrication SASH: The sash extrusion must be cut at 45° to use the 15/20 channel and enable installation around the perimeter of all available hardware . Thermal barrier Channel for fittings and polyamide rod Reinforced polyamide rail (less noise, less friction) Gasket Thermal barrier Other dimensions, on the other hand, are flexible and can be varied based on the requirements of the market itself. For example: Sash cross-section: a minimum of 40 mm (1 5/8 ) thickness, although 45 mm (1 3/4 ) has been found to provide the best combination of extrusion costs and thermal/acoustic performance). Frame cross-section: a minimum of 85 mm (3 3/8 ) thick. Ideally 106 mm (4 1/8 ) provides the best combination of extrusion costs and air/water performance. FRAME: the frame, depending on production and style requirements, can be cut at either 45° or 90° . This is at the discretion of the system designer and does not affect the hardware components. 15 15 20
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