StressBase 80 Plus is a high-strength puncture and fatigue-resistant, modified roofing membrane that consists of fiberglass reinforcement sandwiched by Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene (SBS) rubber in a high penetration index asphalt mixture. StressBase 80 Plus sheets can be used as a nailable base sheet over approved substrates, as a base flashing for hot- and cold-applied roof systems, or as an interply in Garland's hot or cold-applied systems. StressBase 80 Plus is typically used in two (2) or three (3) ply modified systems and also can be used in three (3) or four (4) ply BUR's.
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Method | Description |
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Hot-Applied | Garland's StressBase 80 Plus sheets can be used in conjunction with Weatherking® and Green-Lock® to make up a cold-applied system. StressBase® 80 Plus sheets can also be used with hot asphalt or Garlastic® as a multi-ply BUR, as the underlayment for Garland's HPR® roof systems or as a base flashing ply for hot-and-cold applied roof systems. Specifications for nailing to various decks are also available. NOTE: All rolls must be cut in 18 ft. (5.5m) lengths and allowed to relax prior to application. |
Cold-Applied | Garland’s StressBase 80 Plus sheets can be used in conjunction with Weatherking® and Green-Lock® to make up a cold-applied system. StressBase® 80 Plus sheets can also be used with hot asphalt or Garlastic® as a multi-ply BUR, as the underlayment for Garland’s HPR® roof systems or as a base flashing ply for hot-and-cold applied roof systems. Specifications for nailing to various decks are also available. NOTE: All rolls must be cut in 18 ft. (5.5 m) lengths and allowed to relax prior to application |
Physical Property | Value |
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Tensile Strength | MD 140 lbf./in. (24.5 kN/m) XD 100 lbf./in. (17.5 kN/m) |
Tear Strength | MD 130 lbf. (578 N) XD 100 lbf. (444 N) |
Elongation | MD 4% XD 4% |
Low-Temp Flex | passes -40°F (-40°C) |
Type | Link |
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Data Sheets | StressBase 80 Plus Technical Data Sheet |
StressBase 80 Plus sheets are the base component of a multi-ply roof system. They combine the inherent advantages and proven performance of multi-ply protection with the strength, flexibility, and elongation of elastomeric systems. This unique combination minimizes dependence on perfect workmanship, contact adhesive seaming, etc.
The modifier utilized is SBS (Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene). When the SBS rubber is properly dispersed throughout the high-penetration asphalt, the rubber provides increased thermal shock resistance, UV protection, heat resistance, elongation, and low-temperature flexibility. A special high-shear mixer is used in manufacturing to ensure proper dispersion.
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