Alsynite's Fire-Retardant Industrial Polycarbonate Roofing

Branded as FR 1-S, this new grade profiled polycarbonate translucent roofing product has been BRANZ tested and also meets the requirements of the NZBC verification method C/VM2 Appendix A.

Alsynite Industrial Polycarbonate FR 1-S Premium Grade is only available in Opal Tint, in varying lengths up to 11.5m and a range of profiles.

Alsynite Industrial Polycarbonate FR 1-S Premium Grade is available in a single skin translucent, or as a Thermal Twin Skin barrier. This unique Twin Skin system has been designed for situations where condensation and thermal resistance are a design consideration.

Please check available profiles when ordering.

Laserlite Industrial Polycarbonate Roofing

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Manufactured from high-tech, high-quality Bayer Makrolon polycarbonate resin, Laserlite industrial polycarbonate combines remarkable clarity with incredible strength.

Impact Resistance AS/NZS 4257.6:1994
99.9% UV Resistant ISO 9050:2003
Heat & smoke release rates AS NZS 3837:1998
Radiant heat test (bushfire attacks) FEs025 C Version 2
Multi-Layered Materials NF P 92-507
Heat Radiation NF P 92-501 Test for meltable materials NF P 92-505
Spread for flame propagation NF P 92-504
Durability Test NF P 92-512
Sandbag impact test AS/NZS 4040.4:1996
Resistance to wind pressures for non-cyclone regions AS 4040.2:1992
SAA loading code Part 2 - wind loads AS 1170:1999
Early fire hazard test AS 1530.3:1999
Plastic roof and wall cladding material - polycarbonate AS/NZS 4257.4:1994
Colourfastness and impact resistance following UV exposure AS/NZS 4257.7:1994
Outdoor durability AS 1745.1:1989 (withdrawn)
Dimensional properties AS/NZS 4257.1:1994

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