[RE-wrenches] Corrugated Metal - Odd Seam Profile

[William Miller]

Sam:



We have been impressed with the EJOT product line.  We used a set recently
on a sine waved shape wall to mount a backboard.  We try to penetrate on
the peaks of the corrugations.



There are EJOTs for wood
<https://ejot-usa.com/products/solar-fastening-systems/for-exposed-fastener-metal-roofs/ja3-for-wood-substructures>
structures and for metal
<https://ejot-usa.com/products/solar-fastening-systems/for-exposed-fastener-metal-roofs/jz3-for-steel-substructures>
structures.  You can get rubber cups mold to the profile of sine wave
corrugations while there are trapezoidal shaped bonded plates for that
cross section.  You can mix and match.



They are available through Greentech, if you have a branch you can access.



William







*From:* RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-bounces at lists.re-wrenches.org] *On
Behalf Of *Sam Haraldson
*Sent:* Thursday, February 14, 2019 9:05 AM
*To:* RE-wrenches
*Subject:* [RE-wrenches] Corrugated Metal - Odd Seam Profile



Wrenches,



I have encountered a corrugated metal seam profile that doesn't fit the
standard S-5! Corrubracket we typically employ.  I'm looking for alternate
solutions if you will, please.   The corrugation pattern is 1-1/4" from
"ridge" top to "ridge" top and the depth of the "valley" is 1/4".  A
drawing is attached explaining this further.



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*Sam Haraldson*, Installation Manager
<https://onsiteenergyinc.com/about-us#haraldson>
OnSite Energy, Inc.

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