McElroy Metal ThermoForms all Max-Rib
galvanized metal panels for increased longevity,
visual appeal and value.
The ThermoForming process increases the
ductility of both the paint coating and the zinc
in the metalllic galvanized coating. This process
significantly reduces tension bend cracking in the
panel’s paint and metallic coating. This in turn
reduces the risk of premature corrosion of roof
and sidewall panels.
Tension-bend cracking is not an issue for
Max-Rib Ultra, because it is coated with a Kynar
500 coating. Kynar 500 coatings remain flexible
regardless of the temperature during the roll
forming procedure.
The ThermoForming process incorporates a
special heater chamber to raise the inner and
outer temperatures of the coil sheet to > 120F.
The process increases the ductility of the outer
paint coating as well as the ductility of the zinc
in the inner metallic galvanized coating. This
extends the life, the visual appeal and the value
of Max-Rib Utility, Max-Rib 60 and Max-Rib 90
building panels.
ThermoForming is not available at all McElroy
locations. Please inquire with your McElroy
Customer Service Representative for more
information. |