HPR All-Temp Asphalt is a high-grade waterproofing and roofing laminate asphalt with a double advantage: an unusually high softening point and a correspondingly high penetration index. The high melting point gives HPR All-Temp firmness in the summer heat, and the high penetration index gives it greater flexibility in cold winter temperatures. These characteristics make HPR All-Temp ideal for climates with large temperature differentials like those in the northern half of North America. HPR All-Temp can be used as the bonding/waterproofing bitumen for all Garland HPR Systems, including all StressPly®, StressPly Plus, StressPly E, VersiPly, HPR Tri-Base Premium, and Glasfelt. The HPR All-Temp can also be used for flashings, as specified by Garland.
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Hot-Applied | Extreme caution should be used when heating and handling any hot asphalt, including HPR All-Temp. Only experienced personnel should handle hot asphalt. • Diluting or cutting back the asphalt, or mixing asphalts, are not to be allowed. Over heating asphalts (even for short periods) can cause undesirable molecular changes in the asphalt, and is to be avoided. • Recommended kettle temperature 475°F (246°C). Caution: Never exceed 500°F (260°C). • Recommended application temperature 375°F/450°F (191°C/232°C). • Insulated buckets and hoses are required for cold-temperature applications. • Application in temperatures below 20°F (6.7°C) is not recommended. • A solar-reflective surface such as roofing aggregate, mineral surfaced felts or aluminum coating is recommended. • HPR All-Temp should be applied in strict accordance with the specifications published by The Garland Company |
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Data Sheets | HPR All-Temp Asphalt |
SDS | HPR All-Temp Asphalt Safety Data Sheet |
Unlike the physical properties of conventional asphalts that vary greatly from batch to batch, HPR All-Temp is made to extremely tight specifications, so there is little variance from batch to batch. This leads to great margin of error for applicators and improved long-term performance.
The high melting point gives HPR All-Temp firmness in the summer heat.
The high penetration index gives it greater flexibility in cold winter temperatures.
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