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CANTON, MA (PRWEB) June 11, 2013
Sika Sarnafil, the worldwide market leader in thermoplastic roofing and waterproofing membranes, is the first manufacturer to achieve platinum certification to the NSF/ANSI 347 Sustainability Assessment for Single Ply Roofing Membranes for their S327 and G410 roofing membranes. NSF/ANSI 347 is the leading consensus standard for evaluating and certifying sustainable attributes of single ply roofing membranes over their entire product life cycle.
"Sika Sarnafil is proud to lead the single ply roofing industry with the first platinum certified single ply membranes. Our commitment to sustainable roofing business practices is evident in this achievement as well as in our robust roof recycling program and ISO 14001 and Responsible Care certifications," said Brian J. Whelan, Senior Vice President of Sika Sarnafil.
The NSF/ANSI 347 Sustainability Standard for Single Ply Membranes provides objective, neutral and transparent data to use to compare and assess the sustainable nature of different products. Based on life-cycle assessment principles, NSF/ANSI 347 employs an easy-to-use point system to evaluate roofing membrane products against established prerequisite requirements, performance criteria and quantifiable metrics in five key areas: 1. Product design 2. Product manufacturing 3. Membrane durability 4. Corporate governance 5. Innovation
Criteria examples include environmental management systems, energy conservation, waste minimization, water conservation and greenhouse gas reductions. Certification is based on point totals to achieve: Conformant, Silver, Gold, or Platinum level. Platinum indicates the highest score and the highest certification earned.
Sika Sarnafil has led the industry in developing roofing and waterproofing systems that meet the key sustainability goals of energy efficiency, environmentally preferable products, greenhouse gas reduction, and waste reduction including an industry-wide PVC Roof Membrane Recycling Program through which Sika Sarnafil has processed nearly 40 million pounds of roofing membrane since 2005. Sika Sarnafil is the only roofing manufacturer to recycle old roofing membrane into new roofing membrane and whose recycled content claims have been UL certified.
Sustainable roofing is an important component of sustainable construction, added Whelan. Sika Sarnafil products and initiatives have been a hallmark of sustainability in commercial and industrial buildings for over 45 years. NSF/ANSI 347 enables building owners, architects, and contractors to more easily compare products and manufacturers based on their sustainability, environmental impact and practices.
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About Sika AG Sika AG, located in Baar, Switzerland, is a globally active specialty chemicals company. Sika supplies the building and construction industry as well as manufacturing industries (automotive, bus, truck, rail, solar and wind power plants, faades). Sika is a leader in processing materials used in sealing, bonding, damping, reinforcing and protecting load-bearing structures. Sikas product lines feature high-quality concrete admixtures, specialty mortars, sealants and adhesives, damping and reinforcing materials, structural strengthening systems, industrial flooring as well as roofing and waterproofing systems. Worldwide local presence in 80 countries and some 15,200 employees link customers directly to Sika and guarantee the success of all partners. Sika generated annual sales of CHF 4.829 billion in 2012. For more information about Sika Sarnafil in the U.S. including Canton, MA visit http://usa.sarnafil.sika.com/. ###
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Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) June 11, 2013
Roofing suppliers, Intech Equipment & Supply, announced further expansion into the Texas market with its newly opened branch south of Dallas located at 1516 Osprey Drive, #202 in Desoto, Texas 75115. As an independent equipment only company, Intech will provide mobile spray rigs, parts, service, repairs, warranties and troubleshooting on foam and coatings equipment to contractors in Texas and the surrounding areas.
This is the companys second location in Texas. In January 2013, Intech opened a branch in Houston, Texas. Intech believes both the Houston and Dallas markets hold significant potential for the company. These metro areas house larger contractors managing higher production projects. As a result, these contractors will value quick response times, technical support, service and repairs from well qualified roofing suppliers.
Opening the Dallas location continues our strategic goal to have branches within a days reach of our contractor customers, said Jake Jacobson, director of business and market development for Intech Equipment. Although expanding our national footprint is a challenging project, we believe its necessary so we can provide the nationwide service we want our customers to have.
Our mission is to offer the best technical support and customer service to the spray foam insulation and commercial roofing markets, continued Jacobson. We know that if we keep contractors equipment running, their crews can stay on the job and be more productive, and their company can grow and become more profitable.
Also in May of this year, Intech opened a branch in Springfield, Missouri. The company has a total of six offices across the country: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Missouri and two in Texas. A network of independent sales representatives helps Intech reach out to new customers in locations without branch coverage.
For more information on Intech Equipment & Supply, contact Jake Jacobson at 1-602-763-7476 or JakeJ@IntechEquipment.com. The new Dallas/Osprey branch can be reached at 972-224-1515.
About Intech Equipment & Supply Founded in 1995, Intech Equipment & Supply provides the High Performance Coatings and Spray Foam industry with equipment, parts, turnkey mobile spray systems and expert technical assistance. The companys focus is to increase contractors bottom lines with excellent customer service, quick troubleshooting and fast parts delivery. Intech provides national coverage through its headquarters facility in Phoenix, Arizona; and its branch locations in Springdale, Arkansas; San Bernardino, California; Springfield, Missouri; Osprey, Texas; and Houston, Texas, as well as through a network of independent sales representatives. Intech has long-standing memberships in numerous industry associations and has earned an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. For more information, visit the companys website at http://www.IntechEquipment.com.
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By SARA PLUMMER World Staff Writer on Jun 10, 2013, at 1:52 AMUpdated on 6/10/13 at 2:58 AM
A rendering shows the proposed renovation of Central Library's exterior at 5th Street and Denver Avenue. Courtesy
The almost $48 million project was necessitated by the building's aging mechanical and electrical systems, said Tulsa City-County Library CEO Gary Shaffer.
"We were having to fabricate parts for our mechanical systems" because replacements aren't made anymore, Shaffer said, and the current facility wasn't built for sustainability. "When this building was built, energy was abundant."
That's all changed with the way buildings are constructed now, and energy efficiency is the norm.
"Newer systems are just more efficient," said Terrell Hoagland, director of sustainable projects at Flintco, the contractor for the project.
The new HVAC system will use high-efficiency boilers and chillers and chilled beam system, which is a relatively new technology in Oklahoma, Hoagland said.
"It's super quiet. It provides a larger amount of air at a slower speed," he said.
There will be new LED lighting, water-efficient fixtures in the bathrooms, preferred parking for fuel-efficient vehicles, new windows that let in more natural light and daylight sensors that turn lights off when daylight is in the building. Rainwater will also be collected and stored and then used for irrigation on the property.
"The strategy behind the renovation, it's not just being more energy efficient, that's just one part of it. There's water consumption, types of materials used" including locally produced products, recycled materials and using carpets and paints that aren't as harmful to the air quality.
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