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MaxSEAM roof system The Zamil Steel MaxSEAM roof system is one of the strongest and most weather-tight standing seam roof systems available in the industry today. The 360 deg. seam along the side laps of the panel; the special articulating clip, ArtiFloat; and the carefully engineered system for strength, durability and weatherability are but a few of its outstanding features.
The MaxSEAM roof system acts as a monolithic membrane that completely protects your building. It is the most recommended roof system for tropical, rainy, snowy or high wind (cyclonic) regions.
Using the Zamil Steel SuperSEAMER machine, the side laps of adjacent panels are seamed together creating a 360 deg. double lock seam, which has machine-applied mastic to ensure a secure, weather tight leak-proof joint. To further improve the weather-tightness of this roof system, the end laps may be eliminated by rolling MaxSEAM panels on site, using a mobile roll former. Standard MaxSEAM panels (rolled formed in the factory) have a maximum length of 11.5m, while Panels rolled on site can achieve a length up to 75 meters* *Depending on the project size and requirements, please consult a Zamil Steel representative for onsite roll forming and panel length more than 50m.
Standing Seam Roof systems (SSRs) have been one of the most exciting breakthroughs in roofing technology in the last 25 years. For the past few years, they have been widely used in some 50% of all low-rise commercial, industrial and institutional buildings across United States. SSRs have proven to be the most efficient, effective and value for money roof systems for rainy, windy and tropical regions.
MaxSEAM has achieved approval from FM Global as a Class 1 Roof Panel. Unnder the same certification, MaxSEAM meets Class 1-SH hail damage requirements and Class 1A Fire Classification when installed at a maximum roof slope of 5 in 12 (42%).
It is no wonder that MaxSEAM is fast becoming the preferred roof system for a growing number of commercial, industrial and institutional buildings. ArtiFloat : The Clip That Eliminates Binding and Friction
Zamil Steel’s MaxSEAM distinguishes itself from the many types of standing seam roof systems available in the industry with the special ArtiFloat clip, that articulates and floats at the same time. The introduction of this clip to the system not only eliminates binding but also the friction.
In most clip systems, the top portion of the clip moves whereas the base remains fixed. This creates friction and drag between the clip and the panel, greatly restricting movement. The ArtiFloat clip allows for 60 mm of slide per clip and supports both the top and bottom of the male leg of the panel eliminating friction and allowing the panel to float freely as it was designed.
The MaxSEAM mobile roll former is available if endlaps are not preferred in the roofing system. The roll former weighs approximately 3.5 MT and can be transported to most jobsite via a container. With a roll forming capacity of between 12 - 15m per minute, MaxSEAM panels can be roll formed on site as a continuous panel for up to 50m.*
*depending on the project size and requirements, please consult a Zamil Steel representative for onsite roll forming and panel length more than 50m.
MaxSEAM roof system is installed on site using a field seamer, SuperSEAMER.
After pre-seaming of the start of the panels using a Seaming hand tool, the SuperSEAMER is then fitted on to the pre-seamed panel, adjusted and locked, before the rollers are activated to start the complete electric seaming process. With the simple quick release handle, a very short time is required to move the SuperSEAMER from one seam to another. Weather-tight 360 deg. seams are made without affecting the panel paint finish. Zamil Steel has appointed Authorized Installers of MaxSEAM (AIMs) among its Certified Builders who are adequately trained and experienced and possess the necessary tools install MaxSEAM. Zamil Steel strongly recommends that all its MaxSEAM roof systems be installed only by one of its AIMs. Contact Zamil Steel for the latest list of AIMs in your region. | |||||||||||||