0:46Two panels, two cores
Don Ross compares an expanded polystyrene core with a urethane core: R-value per inch, the FM 4880 corner fire test, and why it matters to a business insured under FM.
Don Ross on why some food plant customers now use only stainless steel panels, even with hot water and pressure washdowns twice a day.
Don Ross, D.W. Ross Company. 0:16.
I have customers now.
They'll use the stainless steel finish because it's just, it's bulletproof. If they wash the building down twice a day with hot water, steam, pressure. You know, these panels are going to hold up the longest, you know.
Don Ross, President, D.W. Ross Company
0:46Don Ross compares an expanded polystyrene core with a urethane core: R-value per inch, the FM 4880 corner fire test, and why it matters to a business insured under FM.
0:33Don Ross explains oil canning on flat, smooth panels: why long spans show it, why it is not a defect, and why a heavier 24 gauge face helps.
0:40Don Ross on choosing an embossed 304 stainless panel face: glare under high-bay lights, smudges, and rooms that get washed and wiped down all day.