32 31 19 05 SITE Security Fencing Shop Drawings and Product Data.pdf
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This solicitation requests proposals for security fence and gate repair work at the Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center in Aurora, Colorado. The selected contractor will replace 11 broken or damaged perimeter fence panels and assemblies, along with an automated sliding entry gate. The contractor must remove and dispose of damaged materials and install new fencing and gate components that meet all material and construction standards. The contractor must also replace associated posts and footing concrete as needed. The period of performance is 120 calendar days, with the gate replacement required within 12 consecutive hours on a weekend. The government will award a firm-fixed-price contract. The contractor must provide safety plans, schedules, and warranties for all work and materials.
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Fax: 303.930.9001
303.930.9000Tel:
Kiewit - Turner a Joint Venture
Suite A-300 7200 S. Alton Way
Englewood, CO 80112
Job: 15387 - Replacement Medical Center Facility
Product Data
Sample
Other
Shop Drawing
Resubmittal
First Submittal X
VA Proj #:
To: H+L Architecture 1755 Blake Street
Suite 400
Denver, CO 80202
DESCRIPTIONSpecificationSUBMITTAL
ItemQuantity Section Sub./SupplierNo. Mfgr.
ACTION
DCBA E
Kiewit Submittal No. 22 13 00-01 Architect's Submittal No. 00008
Review Cycle: 001
Attn: Chuck Adkisson
1 SWPPP - CBS & RFP #3 OnlyKiewit - Turner a
Joint Venture
01 573
ACTION TAKEN
CONTRACTOR'S SIGNATURE:
CONTRACTOR'S NOTES:
DATE: 7/12/2011
Reviewed Only for Revisions to
Reviewed: Incorporate Changes
Reviewed=
A
B
C
Previous Submittal
Revise and Resubmit=D
Rejected =E
ARCHITECT/ENGINEER RESPONSE:
REMARKS:
BY: DATE:
Expedition f_sb_pks_01a
VA101CFM-C-0100
Cc: Tim Pogany, U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs
Received By ___________________
Date _______________
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SITESecurity Fencing Shop Drawings and Product Data
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Nasatka Barrier, Inc.
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01/06/2017
01/20/2017
Kiewit-Turner Submittal No.
COE 1
REQUESTED RETURN DATE:
Kevin Lindsey, U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs
VA101F-15-C-0005
13611 E. Colfax Avenue 2nd Floor Aurora, CO 80045
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Omaha District Corps of Engineers 13611 East Colfax Avenue 2nd Floor Aurora, CO 80045
W9128F-16-C-0003
Peter Sturdivant
KIEWIT-TURNER
a Joint Venture
☐ REVIEWED – NO COMMENTS MADE
☐ REVIEWED WITH COMMENTS
☐ RESUBMITTAL REQUIRED
DATE ___________ SIGNED ___________________________
SUBMITTAL # __________________________________
These shop drawings / submittals have been review in accordance with the provisions of the Contract Documents.
Kiewit-Turner’s review shall not serve to relieve
Subcontractors or Suppliers of contractual responsibilities for any error or deviation from contract and subcontract requirements.
1/5/17
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Kiewit-Turner a Joint Venture
7200 S. Alton Way, Suite A-300, Englewood, CO 80112
Phone: 303-930-9000 FAX: 303-930-9001
Project Name:
Subcontractor Name: Submittal Date:
Contact Name: E-mail: Return By Date:
Contact Phone(s): Review Days:
Number: Name:
1.4 N/A Y Y Y Y
1.4 N/A Y Y Y Y
1.4 N/A Y Y Y Y
1.4 N/A Y Y Y Y
1.4 Double Swing Gate Shop Drawings N/A Y Y Y Y
Ornamental Fence Product Data
1.4 Tamper Resistant Screws Product Data N/A Y N Y Y
1.4 Powder Coat System Product Data N/A Y Y Y Y
1.4 Perforated Metal Product Data N/A Y N Y Y
1.4 Concrete Mix Design and Product Data N/A Y N Y N
1.4 N/A Y N Y N
1.4 N/A Y N Y N
X
Non-Shrink Grout Product Data
Rebar Mill Certifications
Type I Fence Shop Drawings Hercules Fence
Type III Fence Shop Drawings
Single Swing Gate Shop Drawings
Hercules Fence
Hercules Fence
Reviewed By Date
SWD Inc.
Tiger Drylac USA
McNichols
Matt Muniz for Nasatka 1/5/2016
Submittal is in Compliance
Submittal is in Compliance with Variances from Specifications
Signature
SUBMITTAL INDEX & COVER SHEET
Department of Veteran's Affairs
Replacement Medical Center
Nasatka Barrier, Inc. 01/06/16
Larry Rojas Larry.Rojas@Nasatka.com 01/20/16
(813) 421-3127
Specification Section: 32 31 19 Decorative Metal Fences And Gates
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Submittal Item Description Manufacturer
Hercules FenceType II Fence Shop Drawings
Ornamental Fence Shop Drawings
Hercules Fence
SubmittalIndexForm_041009 Page 1 of 1 mailto:Larry.Rojas@Nasatka.com
SUBMITTAL PACKAGE REV 002
Project:
Submitted To:
Matt Muniz Structural Engineering Manager
Replacement Medical Center Facility Eastern Colorado Health Care System
KIEWIT-TURNER A JOINT VENTURE
13611 E. Colfax Ave., 2nd Floor, Aurora, CO 80045 cell 907-351-8348 fax 720-367-5353 matt.muniz@kiewitturner.com www.denvervahospital.com
Submitted By:
Corey Swickle High Security | Project Manager/Estimator
Hercules Fence of MD, LLC 8580 Mission Road, Jessup, MD 20794
C| 443.602.2173 E| Corey.Swickle@herculesfence.com
P| 410.799.1555
F| 410.799.0008
Date Submitted:
December 19th, 2016
December 27th, 2016
Date Submitted:
December 19th, 2016 December 27th, 2016
“Security in Every “Quality Craftsmanship in Every J“Security in Every Job” mailto:matt.muniz@kiewitturner.com http://www.denvervahospital.com/ mailto:Corey.Swickle@herculesfence.com
Table of Contents
“Security in Every
Job”
“Quality Craftsmanship in Every Job”
“Security in Every Job”
Since 1955
Cover Page (1 page)
Table of Contents (1 page)
Ornamental Fence Details (4 pages)
Tamper Resistant Screws - Product Data ( 3 pages)
Ornamental Single Swing Gate & Hinges (10 pages)
Ornamental Double Swing Gate & Hinges ( 3 pages)
Gate Hardware ( 22 pages)
Layout Drawing per RFP 0045 ( 1 page)
Ornamental Fence Shop Drawings (4 pages)
Ornamental Single Swing Gate Detail (2 pages)
Ornamental Double Swing Gate Detail (2 pages)
Temper Resistant Screws Product Data (2 pages)
Powder Coat System Product Data (10 pages)
Perforated Metal Panel Product Data (3 pages)
G6R
GATE HARDWARE
Ornamental Fence Details Type 1, Type 2 & Type 3
Ornamental Fence Shop Drawings:
Type 1, Type 2, & Type 3
TYPE 1 FENCING STEP & LEVEL ELEVATION
1/8"=1'-0"
12 3/4"
68" I.D.
16 3/16"
3"
97 11/16"
96" MIN.
TYPE 1 FENCING STEP & LEVEL ELEVATION
3/4"=1'-0"
3"x3"x3/16" STEEL TUBING POST
42"
6"
138"+/-
Ø12"x48" DEEP CROWNED CONCRETE
FOOTING SET FLUSH WITH GRADE
POST SECTION
100" 100"
NOTE: DRAWN AS 1° SLOPE.
3" 4 11/16"
NOTES:
3/4"=1'-0"
3/4"x1 1/2" SOLID STEEL HORIZONTAL
MEMBER MECHANICALLY FASTENED
TO THE TUBING POST
3/4"x3/4" SOLID STEEL PICKETS ARE
FACE WELDED TO THE HORIZONTAL
BAR @ 5" O.C. MAXIMUM. WELDS WILL
BE ON ALL FOUR SIDES WHERE THE
PICKET CONTACTS THE HORIZONTAL.
1 PANEL/POST ATTACHMENT
3"=1'-0"2
PANEL/POST ATTACHMENT
3"=1'-0"3
3"x3"x3/16" STEEL TUBING POST
3"x3"x3/16" STEEL TUBING POST
3/4"x3/4" SOLID STEEL PICKETS FACE
WELDED TO THE HORIZONTAL BAR
AND ALIGNS WITH THE FACE OF THE
3" POST
3/4"x1 1/2" SOLID STEEL HORIZONTAL
MEMBER IS SECURED BY A BRACKET
(2) TAMPER-PROOF SCREWS ATTACHES
THE BRACKET TO THE POST
3/4"x1 1/2" SOLID STEEL HORIZONTAL
11 GA. BENT STEEL ANGLE
3" PRESSED POST CAP (TYP)
SURFACE PREPARATION AND COATING OF STEEL PANELS AND POSTS: ALL SURFACES TO BE SAND BLASTED TO NEAR WHITE; WASH STEEL WITH CRYSCOATE (IRON PHOSPHATE) 2147; SEAL WITH GARDOBOND AP 9811;
THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 69 - DRYZINC PRIMER; THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS OF
TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 38 "SUPER DURABLE" BLACK SEMI-GLOSS FINISH COAT.
STEP AND LEVEL PANEL LENGTHS MAY BE SHORTER THAN SHOWN IN ORDER TO LIMIT THE GAP BETWEEN THE FENCE AND FINISHED GRADE IN AREAS WITH INCREASED SLOPE. ARCHITECT TO CONFIRM MAXIMUM
ACCEPTABLE CLEARANCE.
12"
69 1/2" O.D.
11 1/2"
14 GA. BENT STEEL BRACKET
TAMPER-PROOF FASTENERS ARE 1/4-20 x 3/4" PAN HEAD T30 SIX LOBE TRI ROUND THREAD FORMING SCREWS
WITH A MAGNI BLACK FINISH.
14 GA. STEEL BENT BRACKET ON AN
11 GA. BENT ANGLE MECHANICALLY
FASTENED TO THE POST W/ (2)
TAMPER-PROOF SCREWS
2"x1"x14 GA. STEEL BRACKET
11 GA. BENT STEEL ANGLE
Drawn by:
Date:
Scale:
D.L.M.
36 W. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WALKERSVILLE, MD 21793
1-800-331-2590
HERCULES CUSTOM IRON, LLC
AN AFFILIATE OF HERCULES FENCE
SHEET NO.
8-15-2016
AS SHOWN
REPLACEMENT MEDICAL CENTER FACILITY
EASTERN COLORADO HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
AURORA, COLORADO
TYPE 1 FENCING - STEP & LEVEL PANELS
REVISIONS:
11-2-2016: RUNNER SPACING
12-16-2016: PANEL ATTACHMENT FASTENERS
SL-1
No fasteners shown attaching fence panel to bracket. Subcontractor to fasten horizontal rails to steel bracket.
No steel reinforcement shown in concrete foundations. Reinforcement shown in contract drawings, and required by specification. If Subcontractor proposes cost savings by deleting reinforcement, provide a credit proposal for review. Deletion of footing reinforcement was not discussed during RFP 45 conference calls.
Top of domed concrete footings to be 3" above grade.Gap between finish grade and bottom of fence pickets to be 3" +/- 3" (0-6").
100"
PERIMETER TYPE 2 FENCE ELEVATION SECTION
1"=1'-0" 1"=1'-0"
100"
96"
42"
3/4"x3/4" SOLID STEEL PICKET @ 5" O.C. MAX
3"x3"x3/16" STEEL TUBING POST SET FLUSH WITH THE
FACE OF THE WALL CAP
14 GA. STEEL BENT BRACKET ON AN 11 GA. BENT
ANGLE MECHANICALLY FASTENED TO THE POST
W/ (2) TAMPER-PROOF SCREWS
3/4"x1 1/2" SOLID STEEL RUNNERS TOP & BOTTOM
4 7/8" O.C.
PERIMETER TYPE 2 FENCE PLAN
1"=1'-0"
42"
54"
96"
12"
36" O.D.
6"
1 1/2"x1 1/2" SOLID STEEL FENCE SUPPORT BRACKETS
WELDED TO THE BACK OF POST AND SET IN A CORE
DRILLED HOLE WITH NON-SHRINK GROUT
4 7/8" O.C.
10 1/2"
24"
NOTES:
SURFACE PREPARATION AND COATING OF STEEL PANELS AND POSTS: ALL SURFACES TO BE SAND BLASTED TO NEAR WHITE; WASH STEEL WITH CRYSCOATE (IRON PHOSPHATE) 2147; SEAL WITH GARDOBOND AP 9811;
THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 69 - DRYZINC PRIMER; THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS
OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 38 "SUPER DURABLE" BLACK SEMI-GLOSS FINISH COAT.
TAMPER-PROOF FASTENERS ARE 1/4-20 x 3/4" PAN HEAD T30 SIX LOBE TRI ROUND THREAD FORMING
SCREWS WITH A MAGNI BLACK FINISH.
12"
1 1/2"x1 1/2" SOLID STEEL FENCE SUPPORT BRACKETS
WELDED TO THE BACK OF POST AND SET IN A CORE
DRILLED HOLE WITH NON-SHRINK GROUT
Drawn by:
Date:
Scale:
D.L.M.
36 W. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WALKERSVILLE, MD 21793
1-800-331-2590
HERCULES CUSTOM IRON, LLC
AN AFFILIATE OF HERCULES FENCE
SHEET NO.
1-19-2015
AS SHOWNA2.0
REPLACEMENT MEDICAL CENTER FACILITY
EASTERN COLORADO HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
AURORA, COLORADO
TYPE 2 FENCING COMPONENT REVISION
REVISIONS:
12-16-2016: PANEL DESIGN & ATTACHMENT
Submit non-shrink grout product data for approval.
No fasteners shown attaching fence panel to bracket. Subcontractor to fasten horizontal rails to steel bracket.
PERIMETER TYPE 3 FENCE ELEVATION PANEL SECTION
12 3/4"
68" I.D.
12 1/4"
3"
96"
100"
A1
1"=1'-0" 1"=1'-0"
1"=1'-0"
POST LUG DETAIL
3"=1'-0"1
@ SEASONAL DRAINAGE WAY
PERIMETER TYPE 3 FENCE PLAN
93"
3/4"x1 1/2" SOLID STEEL RUNNER
3"x3"x3/16" STEEL TUBING POST
3/4"x3/4" SOLID STEEL PICKET
@ 5" O.C. MAX
3"x3"x3/16" STEEL TUBING POST
3/4"x3/4" SOLID STEEL PICKET @ 5" O.C. MAX
Ø12"x48" DEEP CROWNED CONCRETE
FOOTING SET FLUSH WITH GRADE
14 GA. STEEL BENT BRACKET ON AN
11 GA. BENT ANGLE MECHANICALLY
FASTENED TO THE POST W/ (2)
TAMPER-PROOF SCREWS
3/4"x1 1/2" SOLID STEEL RUNNERS TOP & BOTTOM
NOTES:
14 GA. STEEL BENT BRACKET ON AN
11 GA. BENT ANGLE MECHANICALLY
FASTENED TO THE POST W/ (2)
TAMPER-PROOF SCREWS
SURFACE PREPARATION AND COATING OF STEEL PANELS AND POSTS: ALL
SURFACES TO BE SAND BLASTED TO NEAR WHITE; WASH STEEL WITH
CRYSCOATE (IRON PHOSPHATE) 2147; SEAL WITH GARDOBOND AP 9811;
THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 69 - DRYZINC
PRIMER; THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 38 "SUPER
DURABLE" BLACK SEMI-GLOSS FINISH COAT.
TAMPER-PROOF FASTENERS ARE 1/4-20 x 3/4" PAN HEAD T30 SIX LOBE TRI
ROUND THREAD FORMING SCREWS WITH A MAGNI BLACK FINISH.
4 7/8" O.C.
Drawn by:
Date:
Scale:
D.L.M.
36 W. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WALKERSVILLE, MD 21793
1-800-331-2590
HERCULES CUSTOM IRON, LLC
AN AFFILIATE OF HERCULES FENCE
SHEET NO.
1-19-2015
AS SHOWNA3.0
REPLACEMENT MEDICAL CENTER FACILITY
EASTERN COLORADO HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
AURORA, COLORADO
TYPE 3 FENCING COMPONENTS
REVISIONS:
11-2-2016: RUNNER SPACING
12-16-2016: PANEL ATTACHMENT BRACKETS
Subcontractor to ensure min. spacing between horizontal rails is 5'-8", similar to Type I fence.
No fasteners shown attaching fence panel to bracket. Subcontractor to fasten horizontal rails to steel bracket.
No steel reinforcement shown in concrete foundations. Reinforcement shown in contract drawings, and required by specification. If Subcontractor proposes cost savings by deleting reinforcement, provide a credit proposal for review. Deletion of footing reinforcement was not discussed during RFP 45 conference calls.
Subcontractor to field measure prior to fabrication. Swales between 6' and 7' wide.
Top of domed concrete footings to be 3" above grade.
Gap between finish grade and bottom of fence pickets to be 3" +/- 3" (0-6").
Ornamental Gate Detail Single Gate & HingesSingle Gate
40 3/4" O.D.
SECTIONPERIMETER PEDESTRIAN GATE ELEVATION
TYPE 1 FENCE
3/4"x3/4" SOLID STEEL PICKETS ARE FACE
WELDED TO HORIZONTALS @ 5" O.C. MAX
4"x4"x3/16" STEEL TUBING POST THAT
DOUBLES AS THE ELECTRICAL CHASE
3/4"x3" STEEL FLAT BAR GATE SIDES (TYP)
PEDESTRIAN GATE PLAN
D&D TECHNOLOGIES HYDRAULIC
SELF-CLOSING HINGE
45 1/2" O.C.
DETEX 10xW SERIES WEATHERIZED
RIM EXIT DEVICE
DETEX O3C(N) TRIM PLATE
W/ LOCK & PULL
2"x10" STEEL TUBING FOR
MOUNTING EXIT DEVICES
96"
12 3/4"
68" I.D.
12 1/4"
1"=1'-0" 1"=1'-0"
5" O.C.
1"=1'-0"
3/4"x2 1/4" STEEL SOLID BAR HORIZONTAL
WELDED TO THE GATE SIDES (T & B)
Ø16"x48" DEEP CROWNED CONCRETE FOOTER
SET FLUSH WITH FINISHED GRADE
4" STEEL PRESSED CAP
4"x3"x3/16" STEEL TUBING HEADER WELDED
TO THE POSTS FOR A PRE-HUNG SYSTEM
6"
1" SOLID SQUARE STEEL BAR WELDED
TO THE POSTS BELOW GRADE FOR A
PRE-HUNG SYSTEM
11 GA. ALUM. PERFORATED SHEET WITH 1"
ROUND ON A 1-1/4" STAGGERED PATTERN
MECHANICALLY FASTENED TO THE GATE
AND FENCE PANELS
NOTES:
SURFACE PREPARATION AND COATING OF STEEL PANELS AND POSTS: ALL SURFACES TO BE SAND BLASTED TO NEAR WHITE; WASH STEEL WITH CRYSCOATE (IRON PHOSPHATE) 2147; SEAL WITH GARDOBOND AP 9811;
THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 69 - DRYZINC PRIMER; THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS
OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 38 "SUPER DURABLE" BLACK SEMI-GLOSS FINISH COAT.
TAMPER-PROOF FASTENERS ARE 1/4-20 x 3/4" PAN HEAD T30 SIX LOBE TRI ROUND THREAD FORMING
SCREWS WITH A MAGNI BLACK FINISH.
THE DETEX 81-800 POWER SUPPLY BOX FOR GATE OPERATION WILL BE SUPPLIED BY HERCULES FENCE, BUT
THE INSTALLATION PROCESS WILL BE PERFORMED BY OTHERS.
14 GA. STEEL BENT BRACKET ON AN
11 GA. BENT ANGLE MECHANICALLY
FASTENED TO THE POST W/ (2)
TAMPER-PROOF SCREWS
4 7/8" O.C.
Ø1-1/2" HOLE IN EACH POST WITHIN
HEADER FOR WIRING ACCESS
Drawn by:
Date:
Scale:
D.L.M.
36 W. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WALKERSVILLE, MD 21793
1-800-331-2590
HERCULES CUSTOM IRON, LLC
AN AFFILIATE OF HERCULES FENCE
SHEET NO.
1-19-2015
AS SHOWNA1.3
REPLACEMENT MEDICAL CENTER FACILITY
EASTERN COLORADO HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
AURORA, COLORADO
TYPE 1 SINGLE GATE COMPONENTS
8-17-2016 9-1-2016 12-16-2016
REVISIONS:
Subcontractor to ensure min. spacing between horizontal rails is 5'-8", similar to Type I fence.
No fasteners shown attaching fence panel to bracket. Subcontractor to fasten horizontal rails to steel bracket.
No steel reinforcement shown in concrete foundations. Reinforcement shown in contract drawings, and required by specification. If Subcontractor proposes cost savings by deleting reinforcement, provide a credit proposal for review. Deletion of footing reinforcement was not discussed during RFP 45 conference calls.
Top of domed concrete footings to be 3" above grade.
Gap between finish grade and bottom of fence pickets to be 3" +/- 3" (0-6").
Subcontractor to coordinate with security and electrical contractors to ensure steel tube posts provide enough room for electrical wiring.
Perforated sheet to be same color as fencing.
DOUBLE GATE
HEAVY DUTY
BLOCK HINGES
Double Gate & HingesDouble Gate
SECTIONPERIMETER DOUBLE GATE ELEVATION
TYPE 1 FENCE
81 3/4" O.D.
40 3/4" O.D. 40 3/4" O.D.
96"
12 3/4"
68" I.D.
12 1/4"
3/4"x3/4" SOLID STEEL PICKET @ 5" O.C. MAX
3/4"x2 1/4" STEEL SOLID BAR HORIZONTAL
WELDED TO THE GATE SIDES
4"x4"x3/16" STEEL TUBING POST
7" STEEL BLOCK HINGE W/ THE MALE HALF
WELDED TO THE POST AND THE FEMALE
HALF WELDED TO A 1/2"x5"x4-11/16" PLATE
3/4"x3" SOLID STEEL FLAT BAR
GATE SIDES (TYP)
Ø5/8" DROP ROD ASSEMBLY WITH THE
OPTION OF LOCKING WITH A PADLOCK
PERIMETER DOUBLE GATE PLAN
1"=1'-0" 1"=1'-0"
1"=1'-0"
87" O.C.
5" O.C. TYP
Ø16"x48" DEEP CROWNED CONCRETE FOOTER
SET FLUSH WITH FINISHED GRADE
87" O.C.
3/4"x2 1/4" STEEL SOLID BAR HORIZONTAL
WELDED TO THE GATE SIDES
4" STEEL PRESSED CAP
CUSTOM SLIDE BOLT LATCH THAT DOUBLES
AS A GATE STOP
NOTES:
SURFACE PREPARATION AND COATING OF STEEL PANELS AND POSTS: ALL SURFACES TO BE SAND BLASTED TO NEAR WHITE; WASH STEEL WITH CRYSCOATE (IRON PHOSPHATE) 2147; SEAL WITH GARDOBOND AP 9811;
THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 69 - DRYZINC PRIMER; THERMALLY APPLY 2-3 MILS
OF TIGER DRYLAC SERIES 38 "SUPER DURABLE" BLACK SEMI-GLOSS FINISH COAT.
TAMPER-PROOF FASTENERS ARE 1/4-20 x 3/4" PAN HEAD T30 SIX LOBE TRI ROUND THREAD FORMING
SCREWS WITH A MAGNI BLACK FINISH.
14 GA. STEEL BENT BRACKET ON AN
11 GA. BENT ANGLE MECHANICALLY
FASTENED TO THE POST W/ (2)
TAMPER-PROOF SCREWS
4 7/8" O.C.
Drawn by:
Date:
Scale:
D.L.M.
36 W. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WALKERSVILLE, MD 21793
1-800-331-2590
HERCULES CUSTOM IRON, LLC
AN AFFILIATE OF HERCULES FENCE
SHEET NO.
1-19-2015
AS SHOWNA1.2
REPLACEMENT MEDICAL CENTER FACILITY
EASTERN COLORADO HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
AURORA, COLORADO
8-17-2016
TYPE 1 DOUBLE GATE COMPONENTS
9-1-2016 12-16-2016
REVISIONS:
Subcontractor to ensure min. spacing between horizontal rails is 5'-8", similar to Type I fence.
No fasteners shown attaching fence panel to bracket. Subcontractor to fasten horizontal rails to steel bracket.
No steel reinforcement shown in concrete foundations. Reinforcement shown in contract drawings, and required by specification. If Subcontractor proposes cost savings by deleting reinforcement, provide a credit proposal for review. Deletion of footing reinforcement was not discussed during RFP 45 conference calls.
Top of domed concrete footings to be 3" above grade.
Gap between finish grade and bottom of fence pickets to be 3" +/- 3" (0-6").
Subcontractor to ensure that double gate isn't removable without the use of tools.
Subcontractor allowed to use barrel hinges.
Barrel hinges may be more economical, and will require less touch-up of coatings in the field.
Ornamental Gate Details
Single & Double Tamper Resistant Screws
Product Data Fence Accessory
Product Data Subcontractor to ensure all products are BAA compliant.
Subcontractor to submit mix-design and product data of concrete to be used.
Submit non-shrink grout product data for approval.
Ornamental Gate Details
Single & Double Tamper Resistant Screws
Product Data
P H O N E : ( 6 3 0 ) 5 4 3 - 3 0 0 3 F A X : ( 6 3 0 ) 5 4 3 - 3 0 2 89 1 0 S . S T I L E S D R . A D D I S O N , I L 6 0 1 0 1 www.swdinc.com
ISO 9001:2008
951-01
TESTING LAB
565 FASTENER
COATING
PERFORMANCE DATA:
Coating thickness 5-8 microns (topcoat) over 8-10 microns (basecoat)
Coefficient of friction
ISO 16047:
0.13 ± 0.03
(other levels available)
Color Gray; silver
(other colors available)
Cyclic corrosion resistance
GM9540P:
60 cycles
SAEJ2334:
120 cycles
Volvo VCS
1027, 149: TBD
Salt spray
ASTM B117: 480-1,000 hours
OEM SPECIFICATIONS:
Amonix 90400026
Arvin Meritor P91
ASTM F2833, Grade 1
BAE Systems 3000009
Bobcat PS106A
Case New Holland MAT0320, Type 1, Class A
Chrysler PS-10378, PS-10633
Cummins 74045
Daimler-Benz DBL8440.20/.22
Delphi DX44501804, DX45501804, DX551801, Denso DDS6700-008 Dometic 12-67 E2 Fiat 9.57513/Tipo IV Ford WSS-M21P37-A1 (S439)
GE F69A4
Genie Terex GES 1326
General Motors GMW 3359, GM 7114M
Honda HES D2008-1
ISO 10683
JLG 4150701
John Deere JDM F13
Land Rover LRES.21.ZS.05
International Truck TMS-4518, Type I
Nissan NESM4601
Porsche PTL 7529
PSA B15 3320
Renault Trucks 01.71.4002/H
Tacom/US Army 12469117
Tesla TM-0010F-M
Thermo-King TKS 10-002
Trane S 3201063A1
TRW Automotive TS 2-25-60, Class A
Volkswagen TL 233 Ofl-t330/Ofl-t350/Ofl-t650
Volvo VCS5737.29, .19
Magni 565 is a chrome-free duplex coating that combines an inorganic zinc-rich basecoat with an aluminum-rich organic topcoat. Formulated as a two-coat system and resistant to automotive fuels and fluids, Magni 565 is the preferred fastener coating of leading global automotive manufacturers. It provides superior corrosion protection and cost-effectiveness and is typically applied to externally threaded fasteners, stampings and other hardware.
• A pplied via dip-spin or spray application methods
• A lleviates hydrogen embrittlement concerns
• E xcellent bimetallic corrosion resistance
• Paintable
• RoHS, WEEE and ELV compliant
Topcoat: Black
Not this fastener.
SINGLE GATE
HYDRAULIC
SELF CLOSING HINGES
TIGER SERIES 69 DRYZINC ZINC-RICH
PRIMERT
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TIGER SERIES 38 - SUPER DURABLE
POLYESTER POWDER COATING
SERIES 69 - DRYZINC® ZINC-RICH PRIMER (69/90500)
Epoxy zinc-rich powder coating primer. Part of a two-coat TIGER Shield® system. Designed to impart superior corrosion protection to steel substrates.
Typical applications
| • | Steel | constructions. | |
| • | Stadium | seating. | |
| • | Agricultural | machinery. | |
| • | Industrial | equipment. | |
| • | Fixtures. | ||
| • | Fences. | ||
| • | Bike | mounts. | |
| • | Heavy | corrosion | protection. |
| Standard Packaging 44 | lb | (20 | kg) | box. |
| 5 | lb | (2.5 | kg) | minipack. |
Specific Gravity
(ASTM D792)
| approximately | 2.2 | g/cm3 |
| depending | on | pigmentation. |
| Theoretical Coverage at | 2.2 | specific | gravity | and | |
| 2.5 | mils | (60 | µm) | film | thickness: |
24 ft2/lb (4.0 m2/kg).
| Refer | also | to | the | latest | edition |
| of | “Theoretic | Powder | Coating | ||
| Coverage | Chart”. | ||||
| Version | 00-1001 | (imperial). | |||
| Version | 00-1000 | (metric). |
| Storage Stability 6 | months | at | no | more | than |
| 77 | °F | (25 | °C). |
Features
| • | Zinc-rich | primer. | |||
| • | Especially | suited | for | blasted | substrates. |
| • | Good | intercoat | adhesion. | ||
| • | Very | good | corrosion | protection. | |
| • | Very | good | mechanical | properties. | |
| • | Good | chemical | resistance. | ||
| • | Good | storage | stability. | ||
| • | Very | good | edge | coverage. |
Finish and Color
TIGER Shield®
| TIGER | Shield® | is | a | two-coat | system | consisting | of | a | corrosion |
| protective | primer | as | a | base | coat: | ||||
| • | TIGER | Dryprotector | 69/70000, | ||||||
| • | or | TIGER | Dryzinc® | 69/90500, | |||||
| • | or | TIGER | Drylac® | zinc-free | OGF | 09/73841, | |||
| and | an | opaque | weather | resistant | TIGER | Drylac® | powder |
coating.
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• Grey smooth flow glossy surface, approximately 70±5*.
* Gloss level according to ASTM 523 at 60° angle.
2-coat system: Fence Panels sand-blasted after fabrication, primer coat applied, and the finish coat. (5-6 mils total)
| Two | methods | of | pretreatment | have | been | tested. | A | prerequisite | |||
| for | inclusion | in | the | TIGER | Shield® | processing | is | the | quality | of | |
| the | steel | substrate | defined | as | an | alloy-treated | steel, | class | ST | 37, | |
| ST | 52 | or | any | other | equally | suited | steel | that | can | be | coated |
| (stainless | steel | alloys, | any | derivatives | thereof | as | well | as | |||
| galvanized | work | pieces | are | explicitly | excluded | for | use | within | a | ||
| TIGER | Shield® | application). |
| The | following | means | of | pretreatment | and | metal | preparation | ||
| have | been | tested | respectively, | and | approved, | in | accordance | ||
| with | the | requirements | as | set | forth | in | EN | ISO | 12944. |
I. Zinc phosphating Minimum conversion coating weight 2.5±1.0 g/m2.
II.) Blasting
| The | raw | steel | surface | needs | to | be | blasted | using | sharp | and | |||
| edged | minerals | or | cast | iron | pellets. | The | tolerances | for | a | blasted | |||
| steel | surface | thereby | need | to | correspond | to | the | comparison | |||||
| specimen | standard | G | 201 | (lower | tolerance | segment | 2, | upper | |||||
| tolerance | segment | 3 | = | medium | grade) | and | to | the | surface | ||||
| preparation | class | of | minimum | Sa | 2.5 | according | to | ISO | 8503-1 | ||||
| and | ISO | 8503-2 | with | the | surface | depth | between | a | minimum | of | |||
| Rz | 1.96-2.75 | mils | (50–70 | µm) | and | a | maximum | of | Rmax | 3.93 | mils | ||
| (100 | µm) | according | to | ISO | 8501 | and | a | peak | amount | Pc | 0.39 | mils | |
| (10 | µm) | of | 20 | measured | with | a | perthometer | (Mahr). | Blasting | must | |||
| ensure | that | a | minimum | of | 95% | of | the | total | area | to | be | blasted | |
| is | reached. |
| To | avoid | any | corrosion, | the | powder | coating | has | to | take | place |
| immediately | after | the | blasting | stage. |
Pretreatment (alternatives)
Processing
Corona
Tribo*
| * | For | Tribo/Airstatic | powder | coatings | please | confirm | before | |||
| ordering. | Suitability | of | metallic | effects | for | Tribo | processing | |||
| must | be | verified | prior | to | application. | Please | refer | to | the | latest |
| edition | of | the | relevant | Information | Sheets. |
| Since | not | all | powder | coatings | are | suitable | for | recycling/ |
| reclaim, | please | verify | before | ordering. |
Cure Parameters (substrate temperature)
TIGER Drylac® Two-Coat Process Cure Parameters | Base Coat
Substrate temperature versus curing time
| To | achieve | a | full | cure | and | the | desired | mechanical |
| properties | and | weatherability | the | time/temperature | ||||
| combination | must | fall | within | the | cure | window. |
Two-Coat Process
| If | used | as | a | two-coat | TIGER | Shield® | system, | best | intercoat | |
| adhesion | is | achieved | when | pre-gelling | the | primer | at | 392 | °F | |
| (200 | °C) | for | 2-3 | minutes | prior | to | applying | a | TIGER | Drylac® |
| powder | coating | topcoat. | It | is | then | to | be | cured, | applying | the |
| curing | parameters | as | given | in | the | relevant | Product | Data | ||
| Sheet | for | that | top | coat. |
| To | avoid | eventual | oxidation | no | more | than | 12 | hours |
| must | elapse | between | the | application | of | TIGER | Dryzinc® | |
| 69/90500 | and | the | spraying | of | any | TIGER | Drylac® | topcoat. |
| When | the | pre-gelling | and | subsequent | cure | is | done | in | a | ||
| directly | fired | gas | oven, | intercoat | adhesion | between | the | ||||
| primer | and | the | topcoat | may | suffer | due | to | a | variation | in | the |
| gas | supply. |
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| For | metallic | finishes, | it | is | recommended | to | observe | the | guidelines | published | in | the | latest | edition | of | TIGER | Drylac® | “Application |
| guidelines | for | metallic | effect | powder | coatings”. |
| Top | coating | with | a | clear | exterior | grade | powder | coating | over | an | interior | grade | powder | coating | does | not | result | into | a | weather |
| resistant | coating | system. |
Post-bending properties of any part must be verified prior to application. Minor cracks in the coated surface may lead to corrosion.
| Joint | sealants | and | any | other | auxiliary | products, | such | as | glazing | aids, | gliding | waxes, | drilling | and | cutting | lubricants, | which | come | in |
| contact | with | the | coated | surface, | must | be | pH-neutral | and | free | of | substances | that | may | damage | the | finish. | Therefore, | a | suitability |
| test | at | the | applicator’s | end, | prior | to | coating, | is | highly | recommended. |
In general, colors in the red, orange and yellow range may require an increased film thickness to achieve full hiding.
| Any | post-mechanical | processing | of | already | coated | parts, | such | as | sawing, | drilling, | milling, | cutting | and | bending | will | result | in |
| damage | of | the | coated | surface | and | will | subsequently | weaken | the | corrosion | protection. |
Please read and understand the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) before use.
Please Note
Film Thickness
| A | minimum | film | thickness | of | 2.5 | mils | (60 | µm) | per | layer | needs | to | be | applied. | The | system | requires | the | primer; | either | TIGER | |||
| Dryzinc® | 69/90500 | or | TIGER | Dryprotector | 69/70111, | to | be | applied | at | 2.5-4.0 | mils | (60-100 | µm) | and | the | weather | resistant | |||||||
| top | coat | to | be | sprayed | at | a | film | thickness | of | 2.5-4.0 | mils | (60-100 | µm). | It | is | required | that | the | total | film | thickness | of | both; | |
| the | primer | and | the | top | coat, | amount | to | an | entire | film | build | up | to | 5.0 | mils | (120 | µm). | In | order | to | achieve | sufficient | opacity, | it |
| may | become | necessary | to | apply | organic | pigmented | top | coats | at | a | higher | film | thickness. | Please | note | that | non-pigmented | |||||||
| top | coats, | such | as | clear | coats | or | transparent | effects | are | not | suited | for | a | TIGER | Shield® | application. |
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Test Results
| Results | are | checked | on | a | 1/8 | inch | (3 | mm) | gauge | zinc | phosphated, | steel | panel, | two-coat | TIGER | Shield® | system | (TIGER | Dryzinc® |
| 69/90500 | and | a | smooth | glossy | finish | topcoat) | with | a | total | film | thickness | of | maximum | 6.4 | mils | (160µm). | Cure | conditions | according |
| to | the | cure | curves. |
Test results Test method Dryzinc® 69/90500 + TIGER Drylac® Series 38
| Film thickness 5.0-7.0 | mils |
| (120-180 | µm) |
Cross cut tape test 2 mm
ASTM D3359 5B
Humidity resistance 1,000 hours
| ASTM | D2247 Maximum | undercutting | 1/32 | inch | (1 | mm). |
| No | blistering. |
Salt spray resistance 3,000 hours
| ASTM | B117 Maximum | undercutting | 1/32 | inch | (1 | mm). |
| No | blistering. |
Porosity of paint films ASTM D3258 Non-porous.
Cleaning recommendations: Refer to the latest edition of TIGER “Cleaning Recommendations” information sheet, Version 00-1005.
Test results Test method Dryzinc® 69/90500 + TIGER Drylac® Series 38
| Tested corrosion resistance EN | ISO | 12 | 944 C5-I | long |
| IKS | test | report | PB | 300/64/00* |
Suitable for application in pre-stressed and highly fastened bolted connections
| DIN | 18 | 800 | Part | 1*** Unrestricted | use | for | bolted | connections |
| ISL | test | report | PB | 10/00** |
Test results Test method Dryzinc® 69/90500 + TIGER Drylac® Series 38
| Tested corrosion resistance EN | ISO | 12 | 944 C5-I | long |
| IKS | test | report | PB | 300/64/00* |
Suitable for application in pre-stressed and highly fastened bolted connections
| DIN | 18 | 800 | Part | 1*** Unrestricted | use | for | bolted | connections |
| ISL | test | report | PB | 10/00** |
| * | Institute | for | Corrosion | Protection, | Dresden, | Germany |
| ** | Institute | for | Steel | Construction, | Leipzig, | Germany |
| *** | DIN | = | German | Industrial | Standard |
| If | the | metal | preparation | and | pretreatment | are | followed | according | to | the | instructions | as | set | forth | in | this | Product | Data | Sheet, | the |
| TIGER | Shield® | system | will | yield | protection | against | corrosion | that | meets | the | requirements | of | a | corrosion | class | C5-I | long | according | ||
| to | EN | ISO | 12 | 944 | part | VI. |
| TIGER Shield® | (Pretreatment | with | zinc | phosphating) | ||||||||||||||||
| Results | are | checked | on | a | 1/8 | inch | (3 | mm) | zinc | phosphated | steel | panel, | two-coated-structure | (TIGER | Dryzinc® | 69/90500 | and | a | ||
| smooth | glossy | finish | topcoat) | with | a | general | maximum | film | thickness | of | 6.4 | mils | (160 | µm). | Cure | according | to | the | relevant | curing |
parameters.
| TIGER Shield® (Metal | preparation | with | blasting) | |||||||||||||||||
| Results | are | checked | on | a | 1/8 | inch | (3 | mm) | gauge | blasted | steel | panel, | two-coat | TIGER | Shield® | system | (TIGER | Dryzinc® | 69/90500 | |
| and | a | smooth | glossy | finish | topcoat) | with | a | total | maximum | film | thickness | of | 5.0-7.0 | mils | (120-180 | µm). | Cure | conditions | are | according |
| to | the | cure | curves. |
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Chemical Resistance
| The | required | chemical | resistance | of | a | powder | coating | depends, | among | other | things, | on | its | formulation. | Chemical | resistance | |||
| requirements | must | be | considered | according | to | processing | conditions | and | final | use | of | the | finished | product. | This | is | best | ||
| established | during | the | product | specification | process. | Agreement | between | all | parties | involved | must | be | reached | about | the | ||||
| requirements | for | such | chemical | resistance | as | well | as | the | test | method, | which | may | be | performed | in | accordance | with | PCI | test |
| method | #8 | “Solvent | Cure | Test”. | Furthermore, | the | test | duration | and | concentration | of | the | test | media | need | to | be | agreed | upon. |
Certified according to
ISO 9001 | 14001
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| As | part | of | TIGER | Drylac® | product | information | program, | Product | Data | Sheets | are | updated | periodically. | It | is | recommended | ||
| to | always | check | for | the | latest | editions | on | TIGER’s | website. | TIGER’s | verbal | and | written | recommendations | for | the | use | of |
| its | products | are | based | upon | experience | and | in | accordance | with | current | technological | standards. | These | are | given | in | order | |
| to | support | the | buyer | or | user. | They | are | non-committal | and | do | not | create | any | additional | commitments | to | the | purchase |
| agreement. | They | do | not | release | the | buyer | from | verifying | the | suitability | of | TIGER | products | for | the | intended | application. | This |
| Product | Data | Sheet | supersedes | all | previous | Product | Data | Sheet | versions | and | notes | published | in | relation | to | this | product. |
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TIGER Drylac U.S.A., Inc.
| 3855 | Swenson | Avenue | |||
| St | Charles, | IL | 60174, | USA | |
| T | 800 | 243 | 8148 | ||
| F | 877 | 926 | 8148 | ||
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| W | www.tiger-coatings.us |
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Polyester TGIC super durable powder coating compliant to AAMA 2604 with excellent weather resistance properties for high performance architectural exterior applications.
Typical Applications
• Metal façades.
• Steel constructions.
• Stadium seating and railings.
• Residential windows and doors.
• Patio furniture and garden equipment.
• Railings.
• Playground equipment.
• Agriculture equipment.
• External ship components, communication towers, doors and railings.
• Military camouflage.
Standard Packaging 44 lb (20 kg) box.
5 lb (2.5 kg) minipack.
Specific Gravity
(ASTM D792)
approximately 1.2-1.8 g/cm3 depending on pigmentation.
Theoretical Coverage at 1.5 specific gravity and
2.5 mils (60 µm) film thickness:
30.2 ft2/lb (9.8 m2/kg).
Refer also to the latest edition of “Theoretic Powder Coating Coverage Chart”.
Version 00-1001 (imperial).
Version 00-1000 (metric).
Storage Stability 6 months at no more than 77 °F (25 °C).
Features
• Excellent weather resistance.
• Excellent UV-light resistance.
• AAMA 2604-10* compliant.
• 5 years South Florida exposure.
• Very smooth flow.
• Good storage stability.
• Good yellowing stability.
* AAMA 2604-10 compliance dependent upon the color and|or effect.
Finish and Color
• Smooth flow glossy, approximately 80-95+*.
• Smooth flow semi gloss, approximately 60±5*.
• Smooth flow matte, approximately 20±5*.
* Gloss level according to ASTM 523 at 60° angle.
Available as stock product in smooth glossy, semi gloss and matte in 70 colors. It can be custom matched in limited colors (minimum order quantity and color limitation applies).
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The following table reflects the common methods of pretreatment with regards to various substrates and applications. In selecting the proper type of pretreatment the suitability of the type of powder coating for a desired application according to the guidelines on page one of this Product Data Sheet should be observed.
Pretreatment (alternatives)
Processing
Corona
Tribo*
Cure Parameters (substrate temperature)
TIGER Drylac® Series 38 Cure Parameters | Smooth Glossy
Substrate temperature versus curing time
To achieve a full cure and the desired mechanical properties and weatherability the time/temperature combination must fall within the cure window.
Interior.
Exterior.
Architectural.
Steel construction.
1) According to ASTM B 449.
2) According to GSB quality and test regulations.
3) Only for zinc coated parts >1.8 mils (>45 μm).
4) For a two-coat process/TIGER Shield®.
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* For Tribo/Airstatic powder coatings please confirm before ordering. Suitability of metallic effects for Tribo processing must be verified prior to application. Please refer to the latest edition of the relevant Information Sheets.
Since not all powder coatings are suitable for recycling/reclaim, please verify before ordering.
Weather Resistance Florida exposure at 45° angle
Facing South - RAL 8014
Remaining gloss versus months
The remaining gloss values that can be expected may vary depending on the original gloss level and color. A reasonable degree of gloss loss and color variation owing to long term UV exposure should be expected.
Series 38 - Super Durable
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Color change ASTM D2244 ≤∆ε 5.0 (Hunter).
Gloss retention ASTM D523 >80%
Top coating with a clear exterior grade powder coating over an interior grade powder coating does not result into a weather resistant coating system.
Post-bending properties of any part must be verified prior to application. Minor cracks in the coated surface may lead to corrosion.
Joint sealants and any other auxiliary products, such as glazing aids, gliding waxes, drilling and cutting lubricants, which come in contact with the coated surface must be pH-neutral and free of substances that may damage the finish. Therefore, a suitability test at the applicator’s end, prior to coating, is highly recommended.
In general, colors in the red, orange and yellow range may require an increased film thickness to achieve full hiding.
Any post-mechanical processing of already coated parts, such as sawing, drilling, milling, cutting and bending will result in damage of the coated surface and will subsequently weaken the corrosion protection.
Please read and understand the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) before use.
Please Note
Test Results Results are checked on 1/64 inch (0.7 mm) thick yellow chromated aluminum test panel. Cure conditions are according to the cure curves. When used as a two-coat system, the increase in film thickness will result in a decrease of mechanical properties.
Test results Test method Series 38 Smooth Glossy
Film thickness ISO 2360 2.5-3.5 mils (60-80 µm)
Gloss - 60° ASTM D523 80-95+
Cross hatch adhesion test ASTM D3359 Method B 5B
Mandrel bending test ASTM D522 1/8 inches (3 mm).
Impact test ASTM D2794 Up to 80 in/lb.
Cracking at the perimeter of the concave area but no cracking pick off.
Pencil hardness ASTM D3363 2H minimum.
Weathering EN 20105 - A02 ≥4
Light fastness EC ISO 105 - B02 ≥Grade7
Humidity resistance 3,000 hours
ASTM D2247 Maximum undercutting 1/32 inches (1 mm).
Acid salt spray resistance 2,000 hours
ASTM G85
Annex A5 Maximum undercutting 1/32 inches (1 mm).
Cleaning recommendations: Refer to the latest edition of TIGER “Cleaning Recommendations” information sheet, Version 00-1005.
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Objects directly exposed to salt/fog conditions in a marine environment or need heavy corrosion protection must be coated with TIGER Shield® system. Refer to the latest editions of TIGER Drylac® Product Data Sheets.
TIGER Drylac U.S.A., Inc.
3855 Swenson Avenue St Charles, IL 60174, USA T 800 243 8148 F 877 926 8148 E office.us@tiger-coatings.us W www.tiger-coatings.us
Certified according to
ISO 9001 | 14001
As part of TIGER Drylac® product information program, Product Data Sheets are updated periodically. It is recommended to always check for the latest editions on TIGER’s website. TIGER’s verbal and written recommendations for the use of its products are based upon experience and in accordance with current technological standards. These are given in order to support the buyer or user. They are non-committal and do not create any additional commitments to the purchase agreement. They do not release the buyer from verifying the suitability of TIGER products for the intended application. This Product Data Sheet supersedes all previous Product Data Sheet versions and notes published in relation to this product.
Chemical Resistance
The required chemical resistance of a powder coating depends, among other things, on its formulation. Chemical resistance requirements must be considered according to processing conditions and final use of the finished product. This is best established during the product specification process. Agreement between all parties involved must be reached about the requirements for such chemical resistance as well as the test method, which may be performed in accordance with PCI test method #8 “Solvent Cure Test”. Furthermore, the test duration and concentration of the test media need to be agreed upon.
DOUBLE GATE
HEAVY DUTY
BLOCK HINGES
Double Gate & Hinges Perforated Metal Sheet
Product Data
Perforated sheet to be same color as fencing.
McNICHOLS® Quality Round Hole Perforated Visit us online at http://www.mcnichols.com
Item Specifications
Item Number BARCD000000000005090
Product Line Perforated
Product Type Round Hole
Weight 0.74 #/SF
Margins Parallel to Length Min Safe Both Sides
Margins Parallel to Width Min Safe Both Ends
End Pattern Unfinished
Width 48.0000"
Length (Span for Grating) 120.0000"
Major Material Aluminum
Minor Material Type 3003-H14
Gauge (Thickness) .125
Hole Size 1.0000"
Hole Centers 1.2500"
Hole Pattern Staggered
Surface Finish Mill
SKU Type Sheet
Trade Name McNICHOLS_R
Class Round Hole
% Open Area 58
Straight Rows Parallel To Length
Holeserve Item Number 1701921241
Item Accessories
U Edging U-shaped products designed to be cut to size and fit over a rough edge of a sheet good to provide protection and appearance value.
Item Applications
Architectural/Decorative Applications where the appearance of the finished item is as important as the function of the item.
Container/Enclosure Products used as components of a container. The container may be to keep objects in or as a secrity device to keep people or things out.
McNICHOLS® Quality Round Hole Perforated Visit us online at http://www.mcnichols.com
Filter/Screen Material used to reduce the flow of a liquid or gas, to limit the size of a particulate or to reduce the amount of light allowed to pass.
Fixture/Furniture Material used as a component in a fixture or furniture.
Grille/Guard Material used in some way to restrict access to an area.
Panel/Partition Material used as the means to stop the passage of something from one place to another.
Part/Equipment Products used as parts on equipment or machinery.
Railings Products used to form a physical barrier around an area or platform, typically a handrail.
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