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SOPRAFLASH™ R SKU: W301

SOPRAFLASH™ R SKU: W301

SOPRAFLASH™ R is a lightweight, thermally bonded spun laid polyester/nylon composite mat. SOPRAFLASH R is used as a reinforcement in COLPHENE® H and COLPHENE H-EV hot rubberized asphalt liquid membrane systems.

Product Properties

  • Material Reinforcement

Installation

When assembling a COLPHENE H membrane system, SOPRAFLASH R is installed into the base coat of the hot fluid applied COLPHENE H bitumen when it is hot and sticky.

 

Testing & Approvals

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