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| Protective Plastic Film Danica thermal insulating panels are supplied with a protective plastic film, applied on the covering surface. The purpose of this film is to protect the painting and the surface of the panels during transportation, handling, processing and installation, the fixing of accessories and the application sealants or adhesives. Removal of the Film
The cleaning frequency depends on environmental conditions at the place of installation. For commercial buildings, it is recommended that the panels should be cleaned every once or twice of cleaning the external glass. 1. The cleaning of the panels should be done manually, beginning at the top and working down, preferably when it is not sunny; 2. Abrasive or cutting products, such as sponges or hard brushes, steel wool, sandpaper, spatulas, sharp materials, etc., should not be used. These products can damage the pre-painted surface.
Suggested Cleaning Products
Note: The project, construction, installation and all technologies relative to the products are the responsibility of the buyer, all activities relating to cleaning will be of the buyer's responsibility. Nothing of this content should be taken as or understood a as warranty. Illustrative images. |
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| Recommendations for Transportation and Storage | ||||||||
| To enable the characteristics and original qualities of the Danica thermal insulating panels to be preserved, care with the transportation and storage until installation, should be observed: Transportation 1. Use an open truck and protect the load with canvas; 2. Spread the panels horizontally on a flat surface; 3. Stack the panels using chocks under and between them and tie them together so that they don't slide, observing the self supporting span; 4. Use corner protectors at the fastening points to avoid friction and damage to the panels.
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Handling
Storage 1. The panels, doors and accessories should be stored in a dry, clean, safe and protected place; 2. The panels should be stacked up using chocks under and between them and later tied together; 3. Panels that are exposed to bad weather should be stored on an elevated base, sloping and protected with canvas, to avoid the accumulation of water on the product and the possible fusion of the plastic to the steel; 4. The maximum stacking height should be 2 meters high.
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