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With
its outstanding insulating properties - 1.3 W/m² K -
the RP-ISO-GARANT system optimally fulfils all the legal requirements
concerning lagging and saving energy. The value for the whole
element lies well below 1.7 W/m² K and is clearly better
than bridged steel systems.
On
the basis of proven steel profiles, RP Technik offers extremely
economical energy saving windows.
During
the fabrication of the 6 m long sandwich profiles the external
and internal stainless steel shells are connected to a FFC-free
polyurethane thermal insulating block. This connection is
made under high pressure and a relatively high temperature.
The resulting massive and solid thermal insulating block has
already all the functional profile grooves necessary for seals
and fittings. Finally, the stainless steel surfaces are polished.
The
cost-saving processing of the profiles to finished elements
described below is just one of the many advantages the system
has.
The
assembly of the door and window profiles to make frame elements
is extremely easy and quick, as no special machines or assembly
tools are required (figure 1).

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1
The
problem free assembly of the profiles using corner-connectors
(no pressure or bolts) and easy fixing of the hardware directly
into the polyurethane block result in low fabrication costs
of the system. The L-shaped corner-connectors are simply inserted
into the predrilled holes in the PU-block. The angle cut is
coated with a polyurethane adhesive and then fixed with clamps
whilst drying.
Because
the adhesive is applied to the full surface (not just the
steel shells), the corner-connection is extremely tight and
perfectly aligned.
Typical
labour-intensive work on stainless steel frames, such as grinding
of corner joints or finished surfaces, do not have to be carried
out with the RP-ISO-GARANT system. The finish is carried out
on 6 m long profiles before they are cut, and all joints are
fitted cleanly (figure 2).

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2
This
top method of fabrication ensures that RP-ISO-GARANT frames
are long lasting and low in maintenance.
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