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BITULINE

Does BITULINE  crack in cold weather?
BITULINE  does not crack in cold weathers due to the fact that it is manufactured by adding modified bitumen. Depending to its place of usage, they are manufactured to resist temperatures of -5°C, -10°C and -20°C.

Which colors are available for mineral and aluminous BITULINE?
Mineral and Aluminous BITULINE is manufactured in various colors. Besides, two tone mineral BITULINE membranes are also manufactured in order to be used in shingle details.
BITULINE colors can be viewed in our technical brochures and at our web site: www.onduline.com.tr

Does the color of mineral coated BITULINE fade?
Due to the fact that the minerals used in BITULINE are dried at high temperatures after being painted, their colors do not fade under sun light. However, environmental factors and the efflorescence together with pollution on the minerals can affect the original appearance of the color.

Does BITULINE water insulation covers melt in hot weathers?
BITULINE®  is applied through melting by welding torch. The melting temperature during application is at least 250°C. In areas where the temperature under shadow reaches 50-55 °C the heat on the roof surface never exceeds 80-85 °C. Thus, the BITULINE water insulation covers applied on the roof do not melt. BITULINE may soften due to heat but this situation does not cause corruption on the surface.

Can we walk on mineral BITULINE water insulation covers?
One can walk on mineral BITULINE water insulation covers for maintenance, repair, and etc. purposes on condition that it is not frequently. However, one should step on BITULINE with rubber shoes and take should be displayed to not to damage the BITULINE. Besides, one should not step on mineral BITULINE coated roofs during very hot weathers. If it is obligatory, the parts to be stepped on should be cooled down by spraying water.

How is the resistance of BITULINE against chemical materials?
You can learn more about BITULINE’s chemical material resistance at TSEN 13969 Chart A1 and TSEN13707 Chart C1.

 

 

 

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