SOPRALAST® 50 TV ALU SKU: 05181
SOPRALAST® 50 TV ALU SKU: 05181
SOPRALAST 50 TV ALU is a SBS-modified bitumen membrane used in roofing assemblies. SOPRALAST 50 TV ALU is reinforced with a glass fiber scrim that is saturated and coated on both sides with a proprietary formulation of elastomeric styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS) polymer modified bitumen.
Product Properties
- ASTM ASTM D6298
- Component Cap
- Installation Method Heat Welded
- Reinforcement Glass Fiber
- Thickness (minimum) 150 mils (3.8 mm)
- Thickness (nominal) 157 mils (4.0 mm)
- Topside Reflective Foil
- Underside Burn Off Film
Installation
Prior to installation, unroll SOPRALAST 50 TV ALU onto the roof surface and allow to relax. Place SOPRALAST 50 TV ALU in desired position and back roll the product. SOPRALAST 50 TV ALU is then heat welded to approved substrates.
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