ELASTOPHENE® FLAM FR+ GR SKU: 03764
ELASTOPHENE® FLAM FR+ GR SKU: 03764
ELASTOPHENE® Flam FR+ GR (fire retardant, granules) is an SBS-modified bitumen cap ply for use in approved multi-ply membrane and flashing assemblies. ELASTOPHENE Flam FR+ GR is composed of a proprietary formulation of elastomeric styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS) polymer modified bitumen and is reinforced with high quality random glass fiber mat. The topside is surfaced with ceramic coated granules and the underside is surfaced with polyolefin burn-off film to optimize heat welding.
Product Properties
- ASTM ASTM D6163
- Component Cap
- Installation Method Heat Welded
- Reinforcement Glass Fiber
- Thickness (minimum) 130 mils (3.3 mm)
- Thickness (nominal) 138 mils (3.5 mm)
- Topside Granules
- Underside Burn Off Film
Installation
Prior to installation, unroll ELASTOPHENE Flam FR+ GR onto the roof surface and allow to relax. Position ELASTOPHENE Flam FR+ GR in desired position and back roll the product. ELASTOPHENE Flam FR+ GR is then heat welded to approved substrates. Refer to the SOPREMA SBS Roofing Manual for additional application guidelines.
Testing & Approvals
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