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Formulation
PROPERTY ASTM TEST DIN TEST UNIT STANDARD LOW-TEMP
METHOD METHOD
Hardness Shore A (15 sec.) D-2240 53505 84 78
Tensile Strength @ break D-638 53455 PSI 2610 2333
Elongation @ break D-638 53455 % 302 317
Tear Resistance D-1004 53515 lb / in. 324 272
Cold Temperature Resistance D-746 53372 ˚F -36˚ -76˚
Light Transmittance Hunter ----- % 2.82 3.94
Weather Resistance @ 500 hrs. QUV 53384 Delta E 4.31 36.75
Flammability D-2863 ----- 19 19 19
Note:
Our PVC material
is fire-resistant,
self-extinguishing,
and is registered with
the California State
Fire Marshall’s Office.
PERCENTAGE LIGHT TRANSMISSION (%)
NANOMETERS, (NM)
WAVELENGTH PERCENT OF TRANSMISSION
Dark Amber Aztec Orange
.080" .120" .080" .120"
220 - 492 nm <0.1 <0.1 <0.1 <0.1
492 - 560 nm 19.5 9.0 6.0 2.0
628 nm 24.5 13.0 83.0 78.0
696 nm 29.0 16.0 83.0 78.0
764 nm 32.5 19.0 89.0 86.0
832 nm 35.5 21.5 89.0 86.0
900 nm 37.5 24.0 90.0 88.0
WIDTH/ PERCENT INTERIOR EXTERIOR
GAUGE OVERLAP DOORS DOORS
4" x .060 Partial (50%) 4' -
4" x .060 Full (100%) 4' -
6" x .060 Partial (66%) 7' -
6" x .060 Full (100%) 7' -
8" x .080 Partial (50%) 10' 7'
8" x .080 Full (100%) 10' 7'
12" x .120 Partial (66%) 12' 8'
12" x .120 Full (100%) 14' 10'
16" x .160 Partial (75%) 16' 12'
16" x .160 Full (100%) 20' 18'
Strip Size and Overlap Section Guide
(Sound Transmission Class 13)
FREQ.TRANS. FREQ. TRANS.
(HERTZ) LOSS (dB) (HERTZ) LOSS (dB)
100 6 800 11
125 8 1000 1250
160 7 1250 14
200 8 1600 14
250 9 2000 15
315 10 2500 16
400 10 3150 16
500 10 4000 17
630 11 5000 17
*For 12" x .120" Standard Smooth,
full 100% overlap in actual use rather
than laboratory conditions. Results may
vary depending on application and
thickness of material.
Sound Transmission Noise Data* Light Transmission Properties
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM
WAVELENGTH TYPE
100 to 280 nm UV-C
280 to 315 nm UV-B
315 to 400 nm UV-A
400 to 770 nm VISIBLE
770 to 15,000 nm INFRARED
Stripping Physical Properties
When choosing strip sizes and overlaps,
consider the following points:
• For taller doors, the strips should be
heavier and wider
• Smaller width strips are easier to
pass through than the wider strips
• When air movement is a problem,
choose the wider strip with full overlap
For Special Applications consult factory.
(results obtained by use of a Beckman
DU-50 spectrophotometer)
Specifications and Properties