Cavatorta

SOLTEC SYSTEM - Anti debris mesh

SOLTEC SYSTEM THE SAFETY DEVICE FOR FLOORS SUBJECT TO POSSIBLE "BREAKDOWN" Soltec System is a system that allows to contain the collapses due to the breaking of the piers of the floors, the detachment of plaster and the detachment of the concrete cover of reinforced concrete surfaces, thanks to the rapid and effective application of its networks to the intrados of the same. The system involves positioning one of the electro-welded meshes of the Soltec range on the intrados of the surfaces to be secured, connecting them to the overlying structure with specifically designed and tested fasteners and washers. The system is made up of: Galvanized steel mesh (standard galvanizing or strong galvanizing) or stainless steel (on request) // Washer in SBR polymeric material (ø84 mm - thickness 2 mm) and washer in galvanized steel (ø84 mm - 2.5 mm thick) to be used coupled

Specification

SOLTEC SYSTEM MESH Electro-Welded MESH Soltec 25 and Soltec ESA 25 25.5x25.4 mm // Soltec ESA 16 16x16mm COVERING Zinc Ø GALVANIZED WIRES Soltec 25 - Longitudinal wires 1.70 ± 0.04 / Cross wires 1.75 ± 0.04 Soltec ESA 25 - Longitudinal wires 1.75 ± 0.05 / Cross wires 1.75 ± 0.05 Soltec ESA 16 - Longitudinal wires 1.15 ± 0.04 / Cross wires 1.15 ± 0.04 MAX UNIT BREAKING LOAD OF WIRES Soltec 25> 450 N / mm2 // Soltec ESA 25 - Soltec ESA 16> 400 N / mm2 ROLL LENGTH 25 m APPLICATIONS Safety device to protect against potential phenomena of: crushing of piers in floors, falling of plaster, detachment of concrete cover. Galvafort Process TECHNOLOGY

Technical specification

Unique ref.Soltecsystem
Product familyCeilings Reiforcement
Product groupRepairing / Ceiling Support
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2023-03-07
Edition number1

Links

Product urlhttps://www.cavatorta.it/prodotti/soltec-system/

Material mainGalvanized steel
Material secondarySteel
Designed inItaly
Manufactured inItaly

Classification

BIMobject CategoryConstruction - Ceiling
IFC classificationBuilding Element

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