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Roll Up Curtains


An unsound partitioning strategy can result in

  • disorganized workspaces which erode productivity by as much as 50%
  • injuries caused by fire, dust or run-off
  • $1,000s in medical bills

But a well-planned layout utilizing
Steel Guard Roll-up curtains
will…

  • Increase productivity by maximizing your usable work space
  • Save $1000’s in medical bills by protecting employees from dust, toxic fumes, machine run-off and over spray

And they’re easy to install, customizable, and GUARANTEED FOR LIFE.  

To find out if how we can help you…
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How did we develop one of the world's strongest vinyls?

Why Available vinyls Cannot Meet All Our Requirements

We know you’re aware of vinyl Roll-Up Curtains …and we also know that your opinion of them might not be a favorable one. Here are some of the things we’ve heard a) they’re made of low-quality material, b) they break, c) they’ll get me fined by fire inspectors. That’s what we used to think too.

You’re right: the cold, hard fact is that many industrial curtains are made of poor quality vinyl and have a low tolerance to abuse. They don’t meet code. Many of them last only a single season. Totally unacceptable.

Which is why we were determined to find a better solution for you. The head of our research and development team set out to find the best vinyl possible. He investigated over 20 different suppliers and just as many varieties of vinyl. Four months worth of exhaustive research.

But after all that searching and testing, all he found was vinyl that

  • lacked adequate finish to provide proper protection
  • had weak scrim strengths resulting in low durability
  • contained lead which resulted in poor flame-resistance tests, sure to get the attention of fire marshals or OSHA inspectors.

We were beginning to think we’d have to give up on a finding a vinyl that would satisfy all your requirements…for a cost that would give you a great return-on-investment.

But instead of giving up, we decided to design our own. And what we discovered was an odd-looking design that would allow us to shatter the previous limits of vinyl strength and tenacity.



How We Created a vinyl that would Meet All Your Needs. A vinyl Strong Enough to Earn the Name STEEL-SCRIM


We started by spec-ing out a "super vinyl". A vinyl that would
  • boast an R-value of 1.14 or higher, high enough to guarantee you energy savings
  • meet the strictest of codes for flame resistance including CFM, NFPA-701 and ASTM E-84 class 1 protecting you from fines
  • protect against mildew
  • protect against harmful chemicals
  • protect against UV rays
  • protect against heat up to 200 degrees
  • provide cold crack resistance down to -20 degrees
  • provide the highest tensile and tear strength on the market
  • be affordable enough to give you an attractive ROI.

Obviously, this wasn’t going to be easy. There were a handful of strong vinyls available but they were prohibitively expensive. To create a tougher, longer-lasting curtain, we had to somehow increase the scrim’s tensile and tear strength because ninety-five percent of a vinyl’s tensile and tear strength comes from the scrim.

To achieve this, our engineering department created something completely unique. A tri-lateral (three-directional) polyester scrim design. It may look odd compared to traditional vinyl patterns, but it was cost-effective and, most importantly, boosted the tensile strength of the vinyl to over 406 pounds per square inch. That’s more than EIGHTY-FOUR PERCENT stronger than a standard 9x9 denier 1000 row scrim! This is the strongest scrim we know of…quite possibly the strongest scrim ever created. It’s so strong that this 16-ounce vinyl out-performs standard 18-ounce, 22-ounce, even 26-ounce vinyl! It’s stronger, more resilient, and meets fire codes standards that the other vinyls can’t match.

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Specifications

Universal Mount Head Rod Clamp - Mount your Roll Up Curtain a via suspended mount or underneath or beside a beam.

2-wheel nylon roller hooks - for easy sliding and retracting of the curtains. (2-wheel steel roller hooks available for large curtain systems)

Cleat & Rope Pulley System - Metal Cleat attaches to wall or floor to tie off rope and pulley system

16 oz STEEL-SCRIM vinyl - Our proprietary tri-lateral scrim design 16 oz laminate vinyl. Available in 10 different colors. Meets CFM, NFPA-701,ASTM-E-84 Class 1, and Over 405lbs tensile strength sq/in, and 104 lbs tear strength sq/in

20 mil Clear vinyl Work-View Window (Optional) - Optional window lets you clearly view work areas. Meets CFM, NFPA-701

Bottom Pocket with Roller Bar - 2" Pocket with PVC Roller Bar rolls curtain up and down.

Steel-Scrim vinyl vs. Standard vinyls



Steel Scrim vinyl is over 84% stronger than standard vinyl laminate with over 406 lbs of tensile strength per square inch. The advanced proprietary trilateral design causes the vinyl to bunch up and collapse upon itself when punctured, automatically resealing itself.


Areas of Use

- Machine and Manufacturing Separation
- Dust Containment and Control
- Assembly Areas
- Paint Primer, and Prep, Areas
- Food Processing and Prep
- Welding and Grinding Areas
- Pharmaceutical Production

- Aircraft, and Large Machinery Bays
- Chemical Over Spray
- Metal Shops
- Semi-Clean Rooms
- Wood Chipping


*Welding shown only for action and use in non-window industrial curtains or with optional weld-view window.


Sizes and Configurations
Straight Run
2-sided
3-sided
4-sided
Multi-sided

The Curtain Walls are available with our unique 16 gage galvanized steel roller track system to slide in and out of use in you r desired configuration in seconds. They can be designed in almost any configuration, height, and width.


Construction

All interior seams on curtain walls are heat sealed at over 900 degrees to create a molecular bond between vinyl seams. Exterior edges and edges with Velcro attachments are sewn using a double-lock stitch with a very strong rot resistant nylon thread.