SAF recently completed the National Fire Protection Association 285 testing and passed for its C-4000 Series, a drained and back-ventilated aluminum composite material rainscreen panel system. SAF’s C-4000 Series system may now be used in NFPA 285-compliant wall assemblies. The assembly that passed comprised SAF C-4000 wall panels, including 4-millimeter Alucobond Plus and SAF extrusions; 2-inch-thick, 4-pounds-per-cubic-foot mineral wool exterior insulation; Tremco Exo-Air 230 water-resistive barrier; 1/2-inch Georgia Pacific DensGlass exterior sheathing; and Aluminum Z girts.
 

ADVERTISEMENT SAFTI FIRST’s SuperClear 45-HS-LI (hose stream low-iron) is a new, economical, patent-pending 45 minute glazing product that replaces unsafe wire glass and expensive ceramics, considered obsolete by SAFTI FIRST, in all 45 minute applications. Proudly USA-made, it is listed by both UL and Intertek, and meets NFPA 252, NFPA 257, UL 9 and UL 10C for fire and CPSC Cat. II (400 ft. lbs.) for safety.  It does not have any wires or amber tints, making it the only true CLEAR SOLUTION for 45 minute doors, sidelites, transoms and openings.  It does not need any films or laminates to meet impact safety requirements.  SuperClear 45-HS-LI is a durable product that is more likely to survive an impact compared to filmed or laminated ceramics, which means lower replacement costs over time.  All of these benefits at more affordable price than filmed or laminated ceramics used in the same application.

ADVERTISEMENT SAFTI FIRST’s SuperClear 45-HS-LI (hose stream low-iron) is a new, economical, patent-pending 45 minute glazing product that replaces unsafe wire glass and expensive ceramics, considered obsolete by SAFTI FIRST, in all 45 minute applications. Proudly USA-made, it is listed by both UL and Intertek, and meets NFPA 252, NFPA 257, UL 9 and UL 10C for fire and CPSC Cat. II (400 ft. lbs.) for safety.  It does not have any wires or amber tints, making it the only true CLEAR SOLUTION for 45 minute doors, sidelites, transoms and openings.  It does not need any films or laminates to meet impact safety requirements.  SuperClear 45-HS-LI is a durable product that is more likely to survive an impact compared to filmed or laminated ceramics, which means lower replacement costs over time.  All of these benefits at more affordable price than filmed or laminated ceramics used in the same application.

ADVERTISEMENT SAFTI FIRST’s SuperClear 45-HS-LI (hose stream low-iron) is a new, economical, patent-pending 45 minute glazing product that replaces unsafe wire glass and expensive ceramics, considered obsolete by SAFTI FIRST, in all 45 minute applications. Proudly USA-made, it is listed by both UL and Intertek, and meets NFPA 252, NFPA 257, UL 9 and UL 10C for fire and CPSC Cat. II (400 ft. lbs.) for safety.  It does not have any wires or amber tints, making it the only true CLEAR SOLUTION for 45 minute doors, sidelites, transoms and openings.  It does not need any films or laminates to meet impact safety requirements.  SuperClear 45-HS-LI is a durable product that is more likely to survive an impact compared to filmed or laminated ceramics, which means lower replacement costs over time.  All of these benefits at more affordable price than filmed or laminated ceramics used in the same application.

ADVERTISEMENT SuperClear 45-HS-LI is an optically clear, low-iron fire-rated glass product for all 45-minute applications with hose stream. It is approved for glazing in all 45-minute doors, sidelites, transoms and openings in large sizes. SuperClear 45-HS-LI meets strict fire, hose stream and safety requirements without wires, tints, films or laminates. The product is made in the U.S. for fast lead times, and has better VLT, STC and OITC performance values. 

ADVERTISEMENT SuperClear 45-HS-LI is an optically clear, low-iron fire-rated glass product for all 45-minute applications with hose stream. It is approved for glazing in all 45-minute doors, sidelites, transoms and openings in large sizes. SuperClear 45-HS-LI meets strict fire, hose stream and safety requirements without wires, tints, films or laminates. The product is made in the U.S. for fast lead times, and has better VLT, STC and OITC performance values. 

ADVERTISEMENT SuperClear 45-HS-LI is an optically clear, low-iron fire-rated glass product for all 45-minute applications with hose stream. It is approved for glazing in all 45-minute doors, sidelites, transoms and openings in large sizes. SuperClear 45-HS-LI meets strict fire, hose stream and safety requirements without wires, tints, films or laminates. The product is made in the U.S. for fast lead times, and has better VLT, STC and OITC performance values. 

ADVERTISEMENT Pilkington Pyrostop® from Technical Glass Products (TGP) is a fire-rated and impact-safety-rated glazing material that blocks radiant and conductive heat for up to two hours. The UL-classified and labeled product is fire-tested as a wall assembly, allowing unrestricted amounts of glazing in fire separations. See how the design team for the Empire State Building Observatory renovation project combined it with narrow-profile Fireframes® Curtainwall Series fire-rated frames to preserve the city’s spectacular views while also providing critical fire resistance.

ADVERTISEMENT Pilkington Pyrostop® from Technical Glass Products (TGP) is a fire-rated and impact-safety-rated glazing material that blocks radiant and conductive heat for up to two hours. The UL-classified and labeled product is fire-tested as a wall assembly, allowing unrestricted amounts of glazing in fire separations. See how the design team for the Empire State Building Observatory renovation project combined it with narrow-profile Fireframes® Curtainwall Series fire-rated frames to preserve the city’s spectacular views while also providing critical fire resistance.

ADVERTISEMENT Pilkington Pyrostop® from Technical Glass Products (TGP) is a fire-rated and impact-safety-rated glazing material that blocks radiant and conductive heat for up to two hours. The UL-classified and labeled product is fire-tested as a wall assembly, allowing unrestricted amounts of glazing in fire separations. See how the design team for the Empire State Building Observatory renovation project combined it with narrow-profile Fireframes® Curtainwall Series fire-rated frames to preserve the city’s spectacular views while also providing critical fire resistance.