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DACO-KSU-FO

Self-adhesive SBS underlay documented in the historical Börner technical archive.

STATUSHistorical technical archive
MAKER / SYSTEMBörner
PRIMARY ROLESelf-adhesive SBS underlay
DOCUMENTSArchived TDS · 2019-01

Self-adhesive SBS underlay documented in the historical Börner technical archive.

WHERE IT FITS

Self-adhesive SBS underlay

This material belongs to the bituminous roofing archive category. Its position and responsibility must remain clear when it is compared with primers, vapour-control layers, underlays, exposed membranes, drainage products or detailing components.

Essential technical data

Product code
TN618717
Thickness
3.00 ±0.2 mm
Mass
3.9 ±5% kg/m²
Dimensions / packaging
7.5 × 1.08 m
Reinforcement
200 g/m² glass fibre
TDS revision
2019-01
Source table page
2

Thermal conductivity and R-value are not declared in the reviewed TDS.

Low-temperature flexibility ≤−30°C. Source heat resistance: ≥+115 / +100°C; do not collapse the two values into one. TDS identifies DACO-KSO as the associated self-adhesive cap sheet. Keep distinct from DACO-KSU+.

BEFORE SPECIFICATION

Four checks before this material enters a build-up.

  1. 01
    Confirm the exact function

    Check that the product is being used for the technical role shown on this page rather than as a substitute for another layer.

  2. 02
    Assess the substrate and attachment

    Confirm the support layer, surface condition, preparation and the approved method of bonding, fixing or application.

  3. 03
    Coordinate every interface

    Review laps, seams, edges, outlets, penetrations, corners, terminations and compatible adjacent materials.

  4. 04
    Check current controlled information

    Verify the current TDS, DoP, fire data, installation guidance, warranty route and project-specific requirements before use.

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

Archived technical data sheet

English · PDF · Revision 2019-01. Historical reference; check current controlled documents before specification.

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