04 - Manual de Produto Elegance 52 SX R1 - 2014 PDF

ELEGANCE 52 SX
Curtain Walling
Product Manual
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07/2014
KESXAL.1
PRELIMNINARIES
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
preliminaries
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Elegance 52 SX - KESXAL.1
07/2014
0.0.1
preliminaries
RELEASE NOTES
07/2014
0.1.1
preliminaries
TABLE OF CONTENT
0.preliminaries
JURIDICALRESTRICTION
RELEASENOTES
UpdatesService
TABLEOFCONTENT
FULLARTICLEINDEX
0.0.1
0.1.1
0.2.1
0.2.2
0.2.3
0.2.4
0.2.5
0.2.6
0.2.7
0.3.1
0.3.2
A.SYSTEMINFORMATION
HOWTOUSETHISMANUAL
Introduction
Tipsandhints
DRAWINGCONVENTION
Listofsymbols&icons
...Listofsymbols&icons
SYSTEMPRESENTATION
ProductConceptandKeyfeatures
...ProductPerformanceandLimitations
TypicalSectionMULLION
TypicalSectionTRANSOM
A.1.1
A.1.2
A.2.1
A.2.2
A.3.1
A.3.2
A.3.3
A.3.4
B.GENERALARRANGEMENTS
SECTIONSTYPICALSOLUTIONS
GlasspanesMULLION/...TRANSOM
Facettedfacade(glasspanes)MULLION
Glasspaneopaque(insulated)panelMULLION/...TRANSOM
Glasspaneopaque(withventilatedcavity)panelMULLION/...TRANSOM
GlasspanesingleglazingMULLION/...TRANSOM
Glasspaneopaque(insulated)alternativepanelTRANSOM/
/(withventillatedcavity)...TRANSOM
VerticalLineMULLION/TRANSOM
HorizontalLineMULLION/TRANSOM
VerticalLinealternativesolutionMULLION/TRANSOM
HorizontalLinealternativesolutionMULLION/TRANSOM
ITwindowwith52V28vent(tophungonly)MULLION/TRANSOM
HLwithITwindow(tophungonly52V28vent)MULLION/TRANSOM
VLwithITwindow(tophungonly52V28vent)MULLION/TRANSOM
ITwindowwith52V25vent(parallelopen)MULLION/TRANSOM
ITwindowwith52V25vent(tophung)MULLION/TRANSOM
HLwithITwindow(tophung52V25vent)MULLION/TRANSOM
VLwithITwindow(tophung52V25vent)MULLION/TRANSOM
SECTIONSBUILDINGCONNECTION
JambconnectionMULLION/HeadconnectionTRANSOM
BaseconnectionTRANSOM
OVERVIEWOFPROFILECONNECTIONS
Mullion(3rdlevel)Transom(1stlevel)
Mullion(3rdlevel)Transom(2ndlevel)
Mullion(4thlevel)Transom(1stlevel)
Mullion(4thlevel)Transom(3rdlevel)
Mullion(3rd&4thlevel)Transom(1stlevel)heavyglass
Mullion(3rdlevel)Mullion(3rdlevel)HorizontalLine(HL)
B.2.1
B.2.2
B.2.3
B.2.4
B.2.5
B.2.6
B.2.7
B.2.8
B.2.9
B.2.10
B.2.11
B.2.12
B.2.13
B.2.14
B.2.15
B.2.16
B.2.17
B.3.1
B.3.2
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B.4.1
B.4.2
B.4.3
B.4.4
B.4.5
B.4.6
0.2.1
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TABLE OF CONTENT
C.SYSTEMPROFILES
INDEX
OVERVIEWSYSTEMPROFILES
FirstleveldrainageTRANSOMS
SecondleveldrainageTRANSOMS
ThirdleveldrainageMULLIONS
...ThirdleveldrainageMULLIONS
FourthleveldrainageMULLIONS
Framesandvents
Covercapsandclampingprofiles
Otheradditionalprofiles
TABLESANDCHARTS
Inertiavaluesofprofiles
TRANSOMS
MULLIONS
C.1.1
C.2.1
C.2.2
C.2.3
C.2.4
C.2.5
C.2.6
C.2.7
C.2.8
C.3.1
C.3.2
C.3.3
C.3.4
FRAMES
VENTS
COVERCAPSANDCLAMPINGPROFILES
CLAMPINGPROFILES
CLAMPINGPROFILESANDOTHERPROFILES
OTHERPROFILES
C.5.8
C.5.9
C.6.1
C.7.1
C.8.1
C.8.2
C.8.3
C.8.4
D.UNIVERSALPROFILES
E.GLAZING
C.4.1
C.4.2
C.4.3
C.4.4
C.4.5
C.4.6
C.5.1
C.5.2
C.5.3
C.5.4
C.5.5
C.5.6
C.5.7
PRELIMINARYNOTES
Basicinformationaboutglasspanes
GLAZINGTABLES
TRANSOMMULLION(1st3rdlevel)basicconnection
TRANSOMMULLION(2nd3rdlevel)connection
TRANSOMMULLION(3rd4thlevel)connection
HorizontalLineTRANSOMMULLION
VerticalLineTRANSOMMULLION
HorizontalLinealternativesolutionTRANSOMMULLION
VerticalLinealternativesolutionTRANSOMMULLION
HorizontalLineMULLIONMULLION
HorizontalLinealternativesolutionMULLIONMULLION
GlasspanesingleglazingTRANSOMMULLION
Glasspanesingleglazing(alternativesolution)TRANSOMMULLION
E.1.1
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E.2.1
E.2.2
E.2.3
E.2.4
E.2.5
E.2.6
E.2.7
E.2.8
E.2.9
E.2.10
E.2.11
0.2.2
preliminaries
TABLE OF CONTENT
GlasspaneITwindowTRANSOMMULLION
E.2.12
F.ACCESSORIES
INDEX
CORNERCLEATS
Cornercleatsforcrimping
Cornercleatsforeccentrcsandcongicalpegs
CONNECTORS
Tconnectors
Tconnectors
GASKETS
Internalglazing...andfinishinggaskets
Finishinggaskets...andsealinggaskets
ISOLATORS
Isolatorsandthermalbreaks
OTHER
Glazingsupportsandfinishingprofiles
Distanceprofilesandconicalpegs
Clampingprofilesandfixingpieces
...Fixingpiecesandendpieces
Glazingpackersandglazingsupports
Glazingsupportsanddrainagecappings
FASTENERS
Screws
Screws
Washersandrivets
F.1.1
F.3.1
F.3.2
F.4.1
F.4.2
F.5.1
F.5.2
F.5.3
F.6.1
F.6.2
F.7.1
F.7.2
F.7.3
F.7.4
F.8.1
F.8.2
F.8.3
G.HARDWARE
INDEX
HARDWAREACCESSORIES
Frictionhingesandlockingparts
Lockingparts
Handles
HARDWAREAPPLICATIONCONDITIONS
Applicationoffrictionhinges
Applicationofparallelhinges
Applicationofparallelhingesweightofventupto60kg
Applicationofparallelhingesweightofvent60kg120kg
TOPHUNGWINDOWLOCKINGSELECTION
SelectionoflockingpartSF3946
Vent52V28(heightHv<1000mm)handle71B093
Vent52V28(height1000Hv2000mm)handle71B093
Vent52V28(heightHv<1000mm)handleSF3930
Vent52V28(height1000 Hv 2000mm)handleSF3930
Vent52V25(heightHv<1000mm)handle71B093
Vent52V25(height1000 Hv 2000mm)handle71B093
Vent52V25(heightHv<1000mm)handleSF3930
Vent52V25(height1000 Hv 2000mm)handleSF3930
PARALLELWINDOWLOCKINGSELECTION
Vent52V25(height760Hv1200mm,width660Lv1200mm)
Vent52V25(height1450Hv2000mm,width660Lv1200mm)
Vent52V25(height880Hv1200mm,width1000mm)
Vent52V25(height1450Hv2000mm,width1000mm)
G.2.1
G.2.2
G.2.3
G.3.1
G.3.2
G.3.3
G.3.4
G.4.1
G.4.2
G.4.3
G.4.4
G.4.5
G.4.6
G.4.7
G.4.8
G.4.9
G.5.1
G.5.2
G.5.3
G.5.4
H.TOOLS&CONSUMABLES
PUNCHINGTOOLS
TGO050overview
TGO050operations
TG0050+TG8021
H.1.1
H.1.2
H.1.3
G.1.1
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TABLE OF CONTENT
TG0050+TG8021operations
TG0055overview
TG0055operations
TG0055operations
DRILLINGSJIGS
TG4046overview
OG0255OG0259
OG0532
OTHERTOOLS&CONSUMABLES
Screwdriverbitandbutylmastic
TG3011operations
H.3.1
H.3.2
I.MACHINING
CUTTINGMEASUREPLANS
MullionTransomconnection
MullionTransomconnectionheavyglass
MullionMullionconnection(HL)
MullionTransomconnectionangularfacade
StandardSXsolution
StandardSXsolutionheavyglass
SXsolutionwithVS01023rdand2nddrainagelevels
HLsolution
HLsolutionheavyglass
VLsolution
VLsolutionheavyglass
Spandrelpanel52V63
Spandrelpanel52V64
SXsolutionwithITwindow(52V28)sections
SXsolutionwithITwindow(52V28)billofmaterials
SXsolutionwithITwindow(52V25)sections
SXsolutionwithITwindow(52V25)billofmaterials
H.1.4
H.1.5
H.1.6
H.1.7
H.2.1
H.2.2
H.2.3
I.1.1
I.1.2
I.1.3
I.1.4
I.1.5
I.1.6
I.1.7
I.1.8
I.1.9
I.1.10
I.1.11
I.1.12
I.1.13
I.1.14
I.1.15
I.1.16
I.1.17
SXHLsolutionwithITwindow(52V28)sections
SXHLsolutionwithITwindow(52V28)billofmaterials
SXHLsolutionwithITwindow(52V25)sections
SXHLsolutionwithITwindow(52V25)billofmaterials
SXVLsolutionwithITwindow(52V28)sections
SXVLsolutionwithITwindow(52V28)billofmaterials
SXVLsolutionwithITwindow(52V25)sections
SXVLsolutionwithITwindow(52V25)billofmaterials
PROCESSINGFORCONNECTORS
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)TS9Z01
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)TS3Z
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)CO2169
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(2ndlevel)TS9Z01
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(2ndlevel)TS3Z
Mullion(4thlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)TS9Z01
Mullion(4thlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)CO2169
Mullion(4thlevel)fortransom(3ndlevel)TS9Z01
Mullion(4thlevel)fortransom(3ndlevel)TS3Z
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)TS9Z01heavyglass
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)CO2169heavyglass
Mullion(4thlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)TS9Z01heavyglass
Mullion(4thlevel)fortransom(1stlevel)CO2169heavyglass
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(3rdlevel)TS9Z01+TS9Z00(HL)
Mullion(3rdlevel)fortransom(3rdlevel)TS3Z+TS9Z00(HL)
PREPARATIONOFTRANSOMS
MachiningoffirstleveldrainageTRANSOM
MachiningofsecondleveldrainageTRANSOM
MachiningofthirdleveldrainageTRANSOM
MachiningoffirstleveldrainageTRANSOMheavyglass
MachiningofTRANSOMforHorizontalLine
MachiningoffirstleveldrainageTRANSOMfacettedfacade
I.1.18
I.1.19
I.1.20
I.1.21
I.1.22
I.1.23
I.1.24
I.1.25
I.2.1
I.2.2
I.2.3
I.2.4
I.2.5
I.2.6
I.2.7
I.2.8
I.2.9
I.2.10
I.2.11
I.2.12
I.2.13
I.2.14
I.2.15
I.3.1
I.3.2
I.3.3
I.3.4
I.3.5
I.3.6
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TABLE OF CONTENT
PREPARATIONOFCLAMPINGELEMENTS
CO2103andCO2104glazingsupport52C008,52C013and52C009
CO2103andCO2104forVS0102(3rdand1stdrainagelevel)
CO2103andCO2104forVS0102(3rdand2nddrainagelevel)
CO2103andCO2104glazingsupportCO5023andCO5024
Preparationofholesin52P61
Machiningofprofile52P61upperpartofITwindow
PreparationofdrainageandaerationholesinHLsolution
Preparationofdrainageandaerationholes(HL)1.2m
Preparationofdrainageandaerationholes(HL)>1.2m
Drainageandaerationholesin52A10(HL)
Preparationofdrainageandaerationholes(HL)1.2mPV002
Preparationofdrainageandaerationholes(HL)>1.2mPV002
Drainageandaerationholesin52A10(HL)
PreparationofCO2103andCO2104(HL)
PreparationofCO2103andCO2104(HL)heavyglass
PreparationofCO2103andCO2104(VL)
PreparationofCO2103,CO2104&52P0waterdrainagespoutVS0102(VL)
PreparationofCO2103andCO2104(VL)heavyglass
PREPARATIONOFFILLINGELEMENTS
CutoutVS9927forapplicationVS0102
CentralfillingplugVS9927glazingsupportCO5023orCO5024
CutoutVS9927forITwindow
FillingprofileBT6011drainageandaeration52C008/52C013/52C006
FillingprofileBT6011drainageandaeration52C024
CutoutPV002HorizontalLine
PREPARATIONOFGLAZINGSUPPORTS
52C008,52C013and52C009
PREPARATIONOFFRAMESFORSPANDRELS
Processingforcorners52V63/52V64
Processingforglazingsupport52V63/52V64
Drainageandaerationholesin52V63
I.4.1
I.4.2
I.4.3
I.4.4
I.4.5
I.4.6
I.4.7
I.4.8
I.4.9
I.4.10
I.4.11
I.4.12
I.4.13
I.4.14
I.4.15
I.4.16
I.4.17
I.4.18
I.5.1
I.5.2
I.5.3
I.5.4
I.5.5
I.5.6
I.6.1
I.7.1
I.7.2
I.7.3
Drainageandaerationholesin52V64
PROCESSINGFORITWINDOW
Processingforglazingsupports52V28
Processingforhardwareinstallation52V28
Processingfordrainage52K13
Locationsofholesforanchoringinfacade
Processingforanchoringinfacade52K13
ProcessingforfixingpiecesCO5014
Processingforglazingsupports52V25
Processingforhardwareinstallation52V25
Processingfordrainage52K11
ProcessingforfixingpiecesCO5013
Locationsofholesforanchoringinfacade
Processingforanchoringinfacade52K11
PreparationofKU2047forHorizontalLine
PreparationofKU2047forVerticalLine
J.ASSEMBLY
OVERVIEWOFDIFFERENTJUNCTIONS
Drainageprinciplestwolevelsdrainage
Drainageprinciplesfourlevelsdrainage
Installation"mullionmulliontransom"
Installation"mulliontransomsmullion"
Installation"laddermethod"
Installation"mulliontransomsmullion"(HL)
MULLIONTRANSOMPRINCIPLE
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(1st)TS9Z01
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(1st)TS3Z
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(1st)CO2169
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(2nd)TS9Z01
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(2nd)TS3Z
Mullion(4th)andtransom(1st)TS9Z01
I.7.4
I.8.1
I.8.2
I.8.3
I.8.4
I.8.5
I.8.6
I.8.7
I.8.8
I.8.9
I.8.10
I.8.11
I.8.12
I.8.13
I.8.14
J.1.1
J.1.2
J.1.3
J.1.4
J.1.5
J.1.6
J.2.1
J.2.2
J.2.3
J.2.4
J.2.5
J.2.6
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Mullion(4th)andtransom(1st)CO2169
Mullion(4th)andtransom(3rd)TS9Z01
Mullion(4th)andtransom(3rd)TS3Z
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(1st)TS9Z01heavyglass
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(1st)CO2169heavyglass
Mullion(4th)andtransom(1st)TS9Z01heavyglass
Mullion(4th)andtransom(1st)CO2169heavyglass
Choiceofendpiecetype
VS1500,52P001&52P002endpiecesinstallation
CO2169possibleinstallationvariants
MULLIONMULLIONPRINCILPLE
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(3rd)TS9Z01+TS9Z00(HL)
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(3rd)TS3Z+TS9Z00(HL)
Mullion(3rd)andtransom(3rd)connectionsealing
INSTALLATIONOFGASKETS
Firstleveldrainagetransom
Second/Thridleveldrainagetransom
MullionMullionconnection(HL)
INSTALLATIONOFGLAZINGSUPPORTS
Glazingsupportspositionsgeneralprinciple
Glazingsupports52C008,52C013and52C009
GlazingsupportsCO5023andCO5024
INSTALLATIONOFCLAMPINGELEMENTS
CO2103andCO2104generalprinciple
CO2103andCO2104view
CO2103andCO2104methodofinstallation
CO2103andCO2104drainageandaeration3rdand2ndlevel
CO2103andCO2104drainageandaerationview
CO2103andCO2104drainageandaerationmethodofinstallation
CO2103andCO2104heavyglasssolutionview
CO2103andCO2104heavyglasssolutionmethodofinstallation
52P61generalprinciplesITwindow
J.2.7
J.2.8
J.2.9
J.2.10
J.2.11
J.2.12
J.2.13
J.2.14
J.2.15
J.2.16
J.3.1
J.3.2
J.3.3
J.4.1
J.4.2
J.4.3
J.5.1
J.5.2
J.5.3
J.6.1
J.6.2
J.6.3
J.6.4
J.6.5
J.6.6
J.6.7
J.6.8
J.6.9
52P61crosssectionsITwindow
52P61,CO2103andCO2104viewITwindow
52P61methodofinstallationITwindow
Clampingelements52P61,CO2103andCO2104view
Clampingelements52P61,CO2103andCO2104topoftheITwindow
Clampingelements52P61,CO2103andCO2104viewheavyglass
DRAINAGE
Drainageprincipleglasssupports52C0
DrainageprincipleheavyglasssupportsCO502and52C0
InstallationwaterdrainagespoutVS0102
InstallationdrainagecappingelementVS0108
InstallationdrainagecappingelementVS0112
VS0102instalationforconnectionwith2ndleveldrainagetransom
DRAINAGEHORIZONTAL&VERTICALLINE
Installation52C0,BT6011and52P0forX 1.2 m
InstallationCO5024,BT6011and52P0forX1.2m
Installation52C0,BT6011and52P0forX> 1.2 m
InstallationCO5024,BT6011and52P0forX>1.2m
Installation52C0,PV002,62S005and52P0
CutoutandinstallationofVS0102
SPANDRELPANEL
Assemblyofframe52V63withcornercleatandconicalpegs
Assemblyofframe52V63withcrimpingcornercleats
Crimpingdetails52V63
Assemblyofframe52V64withcornercleatandconicalpegs
Assemblyofframe52V64withcrimpingcornercleats
Crimpingdetails52V64
InstallationofglazingsupportCO2291
Cuttinggasketsfordrainageandaeration
ITWINDOW
Installationofglazingsupports52V28
Installationofglazingsupports52V25
J.6.10
J.6.11
J.6.12
J.6.13
J.6.14
J.6.15
J.7.1
J.7.2
J.7.3
J.7.4
J.7.5
J.7.6
J.8.1
J.8.2
J.8.3
J.8.4
J.8.5
J.8.6
J.9.1
J.9.2
J.9.3
J.9.4
J.9.5
J.9.6
J.9.7
J.9.8
J.10.1
J.10.2
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Installationofgasket210514
J.10.3
K.ONSITE
INSTALLATIONOFGRID
Fixingmullionstothebuildingstructure
Installationoftransoms
GLAZING
Installationofglazingsupportsandpackers
Fixingofglasspanes
Fixingofglasspanes
FINISHINGOFF
PositioningofVS9927andRU9301
Applyingsiliconeweathersealant
INSTALLATIONOFITWINDOW
Installationof52K13frameinthefacade
Fixingof52K13frame
Sealingof52K13frame
InstallationofRU9098gasket
Installationof90950finishingprofile
Installationof52K11frameinthefacade
Fixingof52K11frame
Sealingof52K11frame
InstallationofRU9098gasket
Installationof90950finishingprofile
SealingforHL/VLsolutions
L.OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE
Installation/PostInstallationOngoingCare
CleaningProducts
K.1.1
K.1.2
K.1.3
K.1.4
K.1.5
K.1.6
K.1.7
K.2.1
K.2.2
K.2.3
K.2.4
K.2.5
K.2.6
K.2.7
K.2.8
K.2.9
K.2.10
K.2.11
L.1.1
L.1.2
X.ENCLOSURES
3DDYNAMICDRAWINGS
OperationalInstruction
Glasspanes(3D)
CEMARKING
Introduction
DeclarationofPerformance(DoP)
Obligationsformanufacturers
CEmarking
HarmonisedStandards(hEN's)
AdditionalelementsoftheCPR
DoPexamples
TESTREPORTS
Performanceoftestresults
THERMALCALCULATIONS
Calculationofthermaltransmittanceprinciples
BasicSXsolutionMULLION
BasicSXsolutionTRANSOM
VL(BT6011)MULLION
HL(BT6011)TRANSOM
VL(PV002)MULLION
HL(PV002)TRANSOM
ITwindow(with52V28vent)SXsolution
ITwindow(with52V25vent)SXsolution
ITwindow(with52V28vent)HLorVLsolution
ITwindow(with52V25vent)HLorVLsolution
STRENGTHOFCLAMPINGPROFILES
CO2103&CO2104(twosideload)
52P61(onesideload)
X.1.1
X.1.2
X.2.1
X.2.2
X.2.3
X.2.4
X.2.5
X.2.6
X.2.7
X.3.1
X.3.2
X.3.3
X.3.4
X.3.5
X.3.6
X.3.7
X.3.8
X.3.9
X.3.10
X.3.11
X.3.12
X.4.1
X.4.2
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FULL ARTICLE INDEX

210512
210514
215004
280203
52A10
52A11
52C008
52C009
52C013
52C04
52C05
52F06
52G01
52G18
52i51
52i62
52i64
52i66
52i82
52K11
52K13
52M05
52M07
52M08
52M10
52M12
52M14
52M15
52M16
52M18
52M50
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F.5.2
F.5.2
F.6.2
F.8.3
C.8.1
C.8.1
F.7.3
F.7.3
F.7.3
C.8.3
C.8.3
C.8.3
C.8.4
C.8.4
C.5.1
C.5.4
C.5.4
C.5.5
C.5.5
C.6.1
C.6.1
C.5.6
C.5.6
C.5.6
C.5.7
C.5.7
C.5.8
C.5.8
C.5.9
C.5.9
C.5.1
52M52
52M53
52M54
52M55
52P001
52P002
52P08
52P09
52P50
52P52
52P53
52P54
52P61
52R020
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R026
52R027
52R050
52R051
52R220
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
52R226
52R58
52R59
52R80
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C.5.2
C.5.2
C.5.3
C.5.3
F.7.2
F.7.2
C.8.1
C.8.1
C.8.2
C.8.2
C.8.2
C.8.2
C.8.3
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.7.1
F.7.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
C.5.1
C.5.1
C.4.5
52R81
52T10
52T11
52T12
52T13
52T14
52T15
52T16
52T17
52T18
52T19
52T20
52T21
52T70
52T71
52T72
52T82
52T83
52T84
52T85
52T86
52T87
52V25
52V28
52V63
52V64
62S005
71B093
71H062
778500
80B516
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C.4.5
C.4.1
C.4.1
C.4.1
C.4.1
C.4.2
C.4.2
C.4.2
C.4.2
C.4.3
C.4.3
C.4.3
C.4.3
C.4.4
C.4.4
C.4.4
C.4.5
C.4.5
C.4.6
C.4.6
C.4.6
C.4.6
C.7.1
C.7.1
C.6.1
C.6.1
F.5.2
G.2.3
F.3.1
F.6.2
F.8.2
82L416
82L513
84Z511
85Z001
90950
93072
93073
93082
BT6011
CO0189
CO2026
CO2027
CO2103
CO2104
CO2169
CO2291
CO5013
CO5014
CO5023
CO5024
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
HV0D05
HV0D06
HV0F09
HV0F10
HV1D06
HV1D07
HV1F07
HV1F13
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F.8.1
F.8.1
F.8.3
F.8.3
F.6.1
F.7.3
F.7.3
F.7.3
F.5.3
F.8.2
F.7.1
F.7.2
F.7.1
F.7.1
F.4.2
F.6.1
F.6.2
F.6.2
F.7.4
F.7.4
G.2.1
G.2.1
G.2.1
F.3.2
F.3.2
F.3.2
F.3.2
F.3.1
F.3.1
F.3.1
F.3.1
0.3.1
preliminaries
FULL ARTICLE INDEX

HV1M07
HV2M03
HV2R04
KU2010
KU2047
PV0002
RU5000
RU9046
RU9098
RU9301
RU9302
SCA513
SCA516
SCC616
SCC617
SCE516
SCJ512
SCM645
SCZ003
SCZ007
SCZ401
SF3926
SF3927
SF3928
SF3929
SF3930
SF3934
SF3935
SF3946
SF3947
SF3948
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F.3.1
F.3.2
F.3.2
F.5.3
F.6.2
F.5.3
F.5.2
F.5.1
F.5.2
F.5.1
F.5.2
F.8.1
F.8.1
F.8.1
F.8.1
F.8.2
F.8.2
F.8.2
F.6.2
F.8.3
F.8.2
G.2.1
G.2.2
G.2.2
G.2.3
G.2.3
G.2.1
G.2.1
G.2.2
G.2.2
G.2.2
SF3949
SF6030
TS3Z26
TS3Z36
TS3Z51
TS3Z56
TS3Z76
TS3Z96
TS9Z00
TS9Z01
VS0102
VS0108
VS0112
VS1144
VS1145
VS1146
VS1147
VS1415
VS1416
VS1500
VS9927
Z9V099
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G.2.2
G.2.3
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.2
F.4.2
F.7.4
F.7.4
F.7.4
F.6.1
F.6.1
F.6.1
F.6.1
F.7.2
F.7.2
F.7.2
C.8.4
C.8.4
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0.3.2
SYSTEM
INFORMATION
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
SYSTEM INFORMATION
HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

Introduction
The manual consists of several chapters, subchapters and titles, providing hierarchical set-up of contained information - e.g. see on this page above:
Bookmarks
Go to specific points of interetest using bookmarks.
SYSTEM INFORMATION

Introduction
Please also look at the full TABLE OF CONTENT of the manual on pages 0.2.1 - 0.2.7.
You will also find several functionalities and
hyperlinks which make use of the manual easier and speed up jumping between
its pages while finding required information.
All of them are shown and explained below.
Page Thumbnails
Go to specific pages using thumbnail images.
Jump Bars
Jump between chapter cover pages using Jump
Bars.
Jump Bars are located on the cover pages of each
chapter, with colours and letters to represent them.
When you click on a button, you will jump
to the cover page of the chosen chapter.
This can be an alternative way to access particular
chapters and to toggle between them.
The Jump bar is also equipped with Tooltips, that
appear when you stop your mouse for a moment,
while rolling over the buttons. The Tooltip displays

the full name of a chapter.
Follow Sapa green colour article indexes or page numbers whenever you meet them
Go to specific pages using hyperlinks situated on the table of content and all index pages. Click page numbers on lists.
Click green numbers of items located on referents or on tables to get more information and...
...dont miss notations.
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A.1.1
SYSTEM INFORMATION

Magnifying glass
Go to specific pages using magnifying glass areas.
Numbers of pages are hyperlinks.
Split hyperlinks
Learn more about items using Split hyperlinks of reference numbers (distinguished by Sapa green color) situated on
section drawings in B - General Arrangements chapter. Shaded fields on the instruction drawing below, represent approximated location of link areas. Right-side hyperlink leads you directly to the Application page of your item, while the
Left-side one will show you first the Overview table and then, clicking your item number (or Application column) in the
table, you will jump to the Application page.
Fields below section drawings lead to the web portal

http://www.SapaTechnic.com and allow you to pull
down zipped files in *.dxf format
Go to Application page
3D dynamic drawings
The 3D Model page is intended for on-screen
display and use only. It provides a detailed representation of the system, that can be viewed in a
number of different ways. Each of the components
can be displayed individually, or as a customised
arrangement. There are also preset views and animations...
For more information see page X.1.1
Go to Overview table
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Useful way to jump between previously displayed pages is (perhaps well known to you) a keyboard shortcut: Alt + left
(or right) arrow to go backward, backward (or forward, forward) while several pages has been already displayed.
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A.1.2
SYSTEM INFORMATION
DRAWING CONVENTION
List of symbols & icons
Symbol
Description
Ixx
Iyy
Wxx
Wyy
Symbol
Description
Symbol
Description
Page number
Spring T-connector: TS9Z01
Information
Moments of inertia according

to X-X axis & Y-Y axis (cm4)
T-connector: CO2169
(for ladder fabrication)
Not permitted!
Section modules according to

X-X axis & Y-Y axis (cm3)
Corner cleat for crimping
Tip
Length of the profile (m)
Corner cleat for conical pegs
Packing unit
Coating or anodising
surface (dm/m)
Corner cleat for eccentrics
Polishing surface (dm/m)
Item available on request
Sealing tape
Scale symbol
Cut using knife
Coupling / reinforcement profile
See page reference
Cut using scissors
T-connector:
Attention!
Cut using gasket shears
Visible surface of the profile
123456
Tool reference
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A.2.1
SYSTEM INFORMATION
DRAWING CONVENTION
...List of symbols & icons
Symbol
Description
Drainage
12mm
8x20
20mm
S
BM
G
G2
Symbol
FPC
Description
Factory production control
Aeration
Stationary punch tool
Drilling symbol
Multi-punch tool
Milling symbol
Manual punch tool
Cutting symbol
Other tools
Use silicone
External side
Use butyl mastic
3D model link
Use glue
Animation link
Use 2-component glue
07/2014
A.2.2
SYSTEM INFORMATION
SYSTEM PRESENTATION
Product Concept and Key features
Product
Elegance 52 SX is a standard curtain walling based system with structurally
clamped glazing, offering a flush surface appearance. Ideal for transparent, contemporary building design and construction.
Characteristics
A minimalist appearance is achieved through the absence of any externally visible
profiles and an uniform narrow spacing between the glass panels. Opening lights
can be perfectly integrated without compromising these design aspects. Wide range
of profile depths are available to cover significant spans and heavy glass loads.
The drainage solutions ensure water tightness under most of the demanding climatic conditions. The system fully complies with International standards.
Profiles
The aluminium profiles have a construction width of 52 mm.
Mullions
The mullions consist of a tubular profile with drainage channels, grooves to retain
glazing gaskets and a nose channel to retain the dedicated clamping profiles.
The profile chamber can accept an aluminium or a standard galvanized steel tube
reinforcement.
Mullion depth
18 mm - 207 mm
Transoms
The selection of transom profiles depending on the inertia required related to the
loads imposed (glass, wind and horizontal deadload). If required, the inner face
of the transom can be flush with the inner face of the mullion.
Transoms depth
6 mm - 182.5 mm
Clamping elements
The clamping elements are located in the space between the panes created by
a recessed spacers. The continuous concealed clamping elements are fixed by means
of stainless steel screws into the nose channel of the base structure with a distance
of 250 mm maximum. Screws are fixed with a torque between 4.0 - 5.5 Nm for mullion
and 8.0 - 14.0 Nm for transoms to guarantee an optimum clamping of glass and/or
panels.
Surface treatment
Available finishes include anodising and polyester powder coating. Application is
carried out through a Qualicoat /Qualanod certified applicator.
Thermal insulation
A continuous gasket (EPDM chemically compatible with weather silicone) is clipped
on the clamping profiles in order to seal the space between the glass panes and act
as a thermal barrier. The remaining space of 22 mm is filled with neutral silicone which
acts as a first thermal barrier and ensures the water tightness of the curtain wall.
Connections
The assembly is carried out depending on the selection of mullion and transom profile
and in accordance with the instructions of the system supplier. Possible T-connection
techniques are following:
screwed connection extruded T-connector spring T-connector
moulded T-connector (available only for Horizontal Line)
Each connection technique requires the appropriate sealing accessories.
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A.3.1
SYSTEM INFORMATION
SYSTEM PRESENTATION
Product Concept and Key features
Glazing
Glass with thickness of 28 up to 36 mm and insulated panels can be integrated. The
panes of the double glazed unit are structurally bonded to one another.
The concealed pressure plate gaskets are always identical in depth as the inner
surface of the glazed infill is on a consistent plane.
The inside glazing gaskets are selected according to the thickness of the glazing infill
and sealed with mastic at the connection point.
Special glazing gaskets are used for facetted curtain walls with inner- and outer angle
up to 93 (one sided).
Drainage and ventilation
The system allows following connection principles between the horizontal and vertical
profiles:
notched transom screwed onto plain mullion
notched transom screwed into recessed mullion
straight cut transom mounted between the mullions (available only for Horizontal
Line).
The selected drainage method, should be in accordance with the test reports and
manufacturing instructions of the system supplier. With the exception of the Horizontal
Line solution, the system is mullion drained. Sufficient aeration has to be incorporated
for the purpose of effective drainage.
At the bottom of the curtain wall an EPDM-membrane is installed behind the inner
drainage level in order to evacuate all drainage water.
Thermal Movement
At a temperature difference of 40C a thermal expansion movement of 1 mm/m
is to be taken into account for the aluminium profiles.
In case of notched transoms screwed into plain (or recessed) mullions the thermal
movement of transom is accommodated through slotted fixing holes and EPDM
sealing pieces at the end of the transoms.
In other cases the thermal movent of transoms must be accomodated by means
of split mullions.
Product Performance and Limitations

Performance (weather)
The air permeability, watertightness, wind and mechanical test on the facade are
determined according to the European standard EN 13830 and other classification
and test standards.
The results are as follows:
Thermal insulation

Air permeability
Water tightness
Wind resistance
Performance (mechanical)
Impact test
Um
Ut
A4
R7
4.17 - 5.53 W/mK

3.82 - 5.31 W/mK
600 Pa EN 12152
600 Pa EN 12154
900 Pa EN 13116
class I5 / E5
EN 14019
07/2014
A.3.2
SYSTEM INFORMATION
SYSTEM PRESENTATION
Typical Section MULLION
1
Structural glazing based on the Elegance 52 ST

standard principle
Glass units
EPDM internal glazing gasket provide air and

water tightness
Clamping profiles
Glazing gasket ensure the correct pressure

of clamping profiles to the glass
Finishing gasket provides support for silicone

sealant
Silicone weather sealant
The wide range of mullions and transoms

depths to meet the required inertia
Mullion drainage via concealed water reject

shoots
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A.3.3
SYSTEM INFORMATION
SYSTEM PRESENTATION
Typical Section TRANSOM
2
Structural glazing based on the Elegance 52 ST

standard principle
Glass units
EPDM internal glazing gasket provide air and

water tightness
Clamping profiles
Glazing gasket ensure the correct pressure

of clamping profiles to the glass
Finishing gasket provides support for silicone

sealant
Silicone weather sealant
The wide range of mullions and transoms

depths to meet the required inertia
Mullion drainage via concealed water reject

shoots
11
22
10
10 Glazing support
11 Glazing packer
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A.3.4
GENERAL
ARRANGEMENTS
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS
SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

Glass panes MULLION
Glass panes TRANSOM
52
52R2252R02-
52T--
52T--
52I-52R552M--
18-207
RU9046
52I-52R552M--
CO2104
52C008
11-17
RU9301
52R2252R02-
CO2103
SCC616
RU9046
TS3Z--
4-10
16
TS9Z01
CO2169
16
22
CO2103
CO2104
RU9301
SCC616
4-10
6-182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-002
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B.2.1

Facetted facade (glass panes) MULLION
104
81
52I-52R552M--
52T--
6-10
11-1
16
52R02-
25
RU9046
52P52
RU9302
52P53
SCC616
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EL52SX-SEC-003
07/2014
B.2.2

Glass pane - opaque (insulated) panel MULLION
Glass pane - opaque (insulated) panel TRANSOM
6-8
52
4.5
52V63
52I-52R552M--
CO2291
RU9301
52
15
CO2104
22
52R222
52R022
52R2252R02-
15
52G18
11-17
85-207
52T--
CO2103
22
52V63
RU9046
52G18
CO2103
CO2104
RU9301
SCC616
SCC616
6.4
19.6
11
RU9046
6-8
16
6-8
4-10
26
52R220
52R020
52T--
52R2252R0216
6-8
4-10
90.5-182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-011
52I-52R552M--
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B.2.3

Glass pane - opaque (with ventillated cavity) panel MULLION
Glass pane - opaque (with ventillated cavity) panel TRANSOM
6-8
52
52V63
52I-52R552M--
15
CO2104
CO2291
RU9301
52
52R222
52R022
22
52R2252R02-
15
52G18
11-17
85-207
4.5
52R220
52R020
52T--
CO2103
52V63
RU9046
52G18
CO2103
CO2104
RU9301
SCC616
SCC616
6.4
19.6
11
RU9046
6-8
16
22
6-8
4-10
52
52T--
52R2252R026-8
16
4-10
90.5-182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-016
52I-52R552M--
07/2014
B.2.4

Glass pane - single glazing MULLION
Glass pane - single glazing TRANSOM
6-8
52
4.5
52V63
52I-52R552M--
52T--
CO2291
RU9301
52
15
CO2104
22
52R222
52R022
52R2252R02-
52I-52R552M--
15
52G18
11-17
18-207
52T--
CO2103
52V63
RU9046
52G18
CO2103
CO2104
RU9301
SCC616
6.4
19.6
11
RU9046
6-8
16
22
6-8
4-10
26
52R220
52R020
SCC616
TS9Z01
52R2252R02-
CO2169
TS3Z--
16
6-8
4-10
6-182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-021
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B.2.5

Glass pane - opaque (insulated) alternative panel TRANSOM
6-8
52V64
52V64
210-512
210-512
52G18
52G18
25
52R220
52R020
CO2104
CO2291
CO2291
52
RU9301
22
CO2104
RU9301
CO2103
CO2103
RU9046
RU9046
SCC616
52T--
52R2252R0216
6-8
4-10
26
4.5
52
4.5
25
26
52R220
52R020
22
6-8
Glass pane - opaque (with ventillated cavity) alternative panel

TRANSOM
SCC616
52I-52R552M--
52T--
52R2252R0216
6-182.5
4.5-10.5
6-8
4-10
6-182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-035
52I-52R552M--
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B.2.6

Vertical Line MULLION
Vertical Line TRANSOM
More choice of cover caps profiles which could

be used in HL and VL solutions can be found in
the Elegance 52 ST catalogue
52
52R2252R02-
52T-52I-52R552M--
52T--
52I-52R552M--
18-207
RU9046
CO2104
11-17
RU9301
52R2252R02-
22
52C008
CO2103
SCC616
TS3Z--
4-10
16
TS9Z01
CO2169
6
16
4-10
6-182.5
4.5-10.5
52
52R027
52A11
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BT6011
52P08
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SCM645
EL52SX-SEC-041
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B.2.7

Horizontal Line MULLION
Horizontal Line TRANSOM

52R2252R02-
52
52C008
52T--
52R027
52I-52R552M--
52T--
11-17
18-207
52P08
52I-52R552M--
52R2252R02-
4-10
16
52A10
TS9Z01
BT6011
TS3Z-CO2169
SCM645
6
22
16
4-10
RU9046
CO2103
CO2104
RU9301
SCC616
6-182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-045
EL52SX-SEC-046
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B.2.8

Vertical Line - alternative solution MULLION
Vertical Line - alternative solution TRANSOM

52
52R2252R02-
52T-52I-52R552M--
52T--
52I-52R552M--
18-207
RU9046
CO2104
11-17
RU9301
52R2252R02-
22
52C008
CO2103
SCC616
TS3Z--
4-10
16
TS9Z01
CO2169
6
16
4-10
6-182.5
4.5-10.5
52
SapaTechnic.com
EL52SX-SEC-050
52R027
PV002
52A11
52P08
62S005
SCM645
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EL52SX-SEC-051
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B.2.9

Horizontal Line - alternative solution MULLION
Horizontal Line - alternative solution TRANSOM

52
52R2252R02-
52T-52I-52R552M--
52T--
52I-52R552M--
18-207
52C008
52R027
62S005
11-17
SCM645
52R2252R02-
52P08
52A10
TS9Z01
TS3Z--
4-10
16
PV002
CO2169
6
22
16
4-10
RU9046
CO2103
CO2104
RU9301
SCC616
6-182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-056
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B.2.10

IT window with 52V28 vent (top hung only) MULLION
IT window with 52V28 vent (top hung only) TRANSOM
CO5014
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
SCZ007
210-514
SCA516
52K13
90950
30
52V28
52I-52R552M--
52G01
210-514
82L416
SF394-
210-514
90950
VS1144
82L513
RU9098
52K13
TS9Z01
25
62
85250
62
210-512
52T--
52R2252R02-
6.8
TS3Z--
11-17
52P61
CO2169
RU9046
52T--
6.8
30
16
6
4-10
SCC616
RU9046
210-512
22
52P61
VS1145
52V28
RU9098
SCC616
52G01
52R2252R02-
52I-52R552M-6
16
4-10
90.5182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-100
EL52SX-SEC-101
07/2014
B.2.11

HL with IT window (top hung only 52V28 vent) MULLION
HL with IT window (top hung only 52V28 vent) TRANSOM
CO5014
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
SCZ007
210-514
SCA516
52K13
90950
6.8
30
52V28
210-512
52T-52I-52R552M--
52G01
210-514
82L416
SF394-
VS1146
90950
82L513
52K13
52R2252R02-
62
85250
62
210-514
52R2252R02-
6.8
11-17
KU2047
30
16
SCM645
52P08
52R027
BT6011
6
22
4-10
52A10
RU9046
210-512
52P61
VS1145
52V28
RU9098
SCC616
52G01
16
4-10
90.5182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-105
EL52SX-SEC-106
07/2014
B.2.12

VL with IT window (top hung only 52V28 vent) MULLION
VL with IT window (top hung only 52V28 vent) TRANSOM
CO5014
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
SCZ007
210-514
SCA516
52K13
90950
30
52V28
52I-52R552M--
52G01
210-514
82L416
SF394-
210-514
90950
VS1144
82L513
RU9098
52K13
25
62
85250
62
210-512
52T--
52R2252R02-
6.8
6.8
11-17
52P61
RU9046
30
16
52R2252R02-
52I-52R552M-6
4-10
SCC616
16
4-10
52R027
EL52SX-SEC-110
52A11
4.5-10.5
210-512
52
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KU2047
52V28
52P08
52G01
SCM645
VS1147
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EL52SX-SEC-111
07/2014
B.2.13

IT window with 52V25 vent (parallel open) MULLION
IT window with 52V25 vent (parallel open) TRANSOM
90950
SF3934
CO5013
SF3935
SCA516
210-514
SCZ007
52K11
30
78
52V25
210-512
210-514
52G01
52T-52I-52R552M--
82L416
52K11
210-514
90950
VS1144
52R2252R02-
52T--
RU9098
TS9Z01
TS3Z--
25
78
85250
6.8
CO2169
6.8
11-17
52P61
RU9046
30
16
6
4-10
SCC616
RU9046
210-512
22
52P61
VS1145
52V25
RU9098
SCC616
52G01
52R2252R02-
52I-52R552M-6
16
4-10
90.5182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-120
EL52SX-SEC-121
07/2014
B.2.14

IT window with 52V25 vent (top hung) MULLION
IT window with 52V25 vent (top hung) TRANSOM
CO5013
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
SCA516
210-514
SCZ007
52K11
90950
30
78
52V25
210-512
52T-52I-52R552M--
52G01
210-514
82L416
SF392-
210-514
90950
VS1144
52R2252R02-
52T--
RU9098
52K11
25
78
85250
6.8
TS9Z01
TS3Z--
6.8
11-17
52P61
CO2169
RU9046
30
16
6
4-10
SCC616
RU9046
210-512
22
52P61
VS1145
52V25
RU9098
SCC616
52G01
52R2252R02-
52I-52R552M-6
16
4-10
90.5182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-126
07/2014
B.2.15
SECTIONS - TYPICAL SECTIONS

HL with IT window (top hung 52V25 vent) MULLION
HL with IT window (top hung 52V25 vent) TRANSOM
CO5013
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
SCA516
210-514
SCZ007
52K11
90950
30
78
52V25
210-512
52T-52I-52R552M--
52G01
210-514
82L416
SF392-
VS1146
90950
52K11
210-514
78
52R2252R02-
KU2047
52R2252R02-
6.8
11-17
85250
6.8
30
16
SCM645
52P08
52R027
BT6011
6
22
4-10
52A10
RU9046
210-512
52P61
VS1145
52V25
RU9098
SCC616
52G01
16
4-10
90.5182.5
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-130
EL52SX-SEC-131
07/2014
B.2.16

VL with IT window (top hung 52V25 vent) MULLION
VL with IT window (top hung 52V25 vent) TRANSOM
CO5013
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
SCA516
210-514
SCZ007
52K11
90950
30
78
52V25
210-512
52T-52I-52R552M--
52G01
210-514
82L416
SF392-
210-514
90950
VS1144
52R2252R02-
52T--
RU9098
78
85250
6.8
52K11
TS9Z01
TS3Z--
6.8
11-17
52P61
CO2169
RU9046
30
16
52R2252R02-
52I-52R552M-6
4-10
SCC616
16
4-10
52R027
EL52SX-SEC-135
52A11
4.5-10.5
210-512
52
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KU2047
52V25
52P08
52G01
SCM645
VS1147
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07/2014
B.2.17
SECTION - BUILDING CONNECTION

Jamb connection MULLION
Head connection TRANSOM
52
52I-52R552M--
52T-RU5000
18 - 207
SCZ401
52C05
52T--
52I-52R552M--
52R226
RU5000
KU2010
52R223
RU9301
52
52C04
22
11-17
SCZ401
22
4-10
16
52P61
52R2252R02-
KU2010
RU9046
RU9301
52P61
RU9046
SCC616
TS9Z01
52R2252R02-
CO2169
TS3Z--
16
6-182.5
4-10
4.5-10.5
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EL52SX-SEC-302
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B.3.1
SECTIONS - BUILIDNG CONNECTIONS

Base connection TRANSOM
4-10
4.5-10.5
6-182.5
16
52R2252R02SCC616
52T--
52I-52R552M--
RU9046
52P61
52
RU9301
22
52C008
KU2010
52R220
TS9Z01
52C05
TS3Z--
SCZ401
CO2169
RU5000
SapaTechnic.com
EL52SX-SEC-303
07/2014
B.3.2
OVERVIEW OF PROFILE CONNECTIONS

Mullion (3rd level) - Transom (1st level)
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Mullion 3rd level drainage

Transom 1st level drainage
Without T-connector
Reference
page(s)

T-connector - TS3Z--
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
280 kg
I.2.2
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
220 kg
I.2.3
TS3Z-SCA516
80 kg
SCA516
I.2.1
52C0-SCA516
Max. glass
weight
[kg]

T-connector - TS9Z01
Reference
page(s)
52C0--

Transom 1st level drainage - 52T7T-connector - CO2169
SCC617
TS9Z01
CO2169
220 kg
SCA516
I.2.1
SCA516
52C0--
52C0--
07/2014
B.4.1

Mullion (3rd level) - Transom (2nd level)
Max. glass
weight
[kg]

Transom 2nd level drainage
Without T-connector
Reference
page(s)
VS1416

Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
220 kg
I.2.5
TS3Z--
VS1416
SCA516
100 kg
SCA516
I.2.4
52C0-SCA516

Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
150 kg
I.2.4
52C0--
TS9Z01
VS1416
SCA516
52C0--
07/2014
B.4.2

Mullion (4th level) - Transom (1st level)
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Mullion 4th level drainage

Without T-connector
Reference
page(s)

T-connector - CO2169
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
220 kg
I.2.7
SCC617
CO2169
80 kg
SCA516
I.2.6
52C0--
SCA516

Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
220 kg
I.2.6
52C0--
TS9Z01
SCA516
52C0--
07/2014
B.4.3

Mullion (4th level) - Transom (3rd level)
Max. glass
weight
[kg]

Transom 3rd level drainage
Without T-connector
Reference
page(s)
CO2026
CO2026
VS1415
VS1415
120 kg
Reference
page(s)
280 kg
I.2.9
SCA516
80B516
280-203
52C0--
52C0--

CO2026
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
TS3Z--
I.2.8
80B516
280-203

T-connector - TS3Z--
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
200kg
I.2.8
TS9Z01
VS1415
80B516
280-203
52C0--
07/2014
B.4.4

Mullion (3rd & 4th level) - Transom (1st level) - heavy glass
Max. glass
weight
[kg]

Reference
page(s)

TS9Z01
I.2.10
CO5023
300 kg
I.2.12
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
300 kg
I.2.13
CO5023
CO5024
SCA516
Max. glass
weight
[kg]

Reference
page(s)
CO5024

SCC617
SCC617
CO2169
CO2169
360 kg
I.2.11
CO5023
SCA516
Reference
page(s)
TS9Z01
360 kg
SCA516
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
CO5023
CO5024
SCA516
CO5024
07/2014
B.4.5

Mullion (3rd level) - Mullion (3rd level) - Horizontal Line (HL)
Max. glass
weight
[kg]

Reference
page(s)
TS9Z00

T-connector - TS9Z00 & TS3Z--
SCZ401
280 kg
I.2.15
SCA516
I.2.14
SCZ401
Reference
page(s)
TS3Z--
TS9Z00
120 kg
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
85Z001
52C0-SCA516
T-connector - TS9Z00 & TS9Z01
Max. glass
weight
[kg]
Reference
page(s)
200 kg
I.2.14
52C0--
TS9Z01
TS9Z00
SCZ401
52C0--
07/2014
B.4.6
SYSTEM
PROFILES
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
SYSTEM PROFILES
INDEX
52A10
52A11
52C04
52C05
52F06
52G01
52G18
52i51
52i62
52i64
52i66
52i82
52K11
52K13
52M05
52M07
52M08
52M10
52M12
52M14
52M15
52M16
52M18
52M50
52M52
52M53
52M54
52M55
52P08
52P09
52P50
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
C.8.1
C.8.1
C.8.3
C.8.3
C.8.3
C.8.4
C.8.4
C.5.1
C.5.4
C.5.4
C.5.5
C.5.5
C.6.1
C.6.1
C.5.6
C.5.6
C.5.6
C.5.7
C.5.7
C.5.8
C.5.8
C.5.9
C.5.9
C.5.1
C.5.2
C.5.2
C.5.3
C.5.3
C.8.1
C.8.1
C.8.2
52P52
52P53
52P54
52P61
52R58
52R59
52R80
52R81
52T10
52T11
52T12
52T13
52T14
52T15
52T16
52T17
52T18
52T19
52T20
52T21
52T70
52T71
52T72
52T82
52T83
52T84
52T85
52T86
52T87
52V25
52V28
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
C.8.2
C.8.2
C.8.2
C.8.3
C.5.1
C.5.1
C.4.5
C.4.5
C.4.1
C.4.1
C.4.1
C.4.1
C.4.2
C.4.2
C.4.2
C.4.2
C.4.3
C.4.3
C.4.3
C.4.3
C.4.4
C.4.4
C.4.4
C.4.5
C.4.5
C.4.6
C.4.6
C.4.6
C.4.6
C.7.1
C.7.1
52V63
52V64
Z9V099
... C.6.1
... C.6.1
... C.8.4
07/2014
C.1.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
OVERVIEW SYSTEM PROFILES
20%
First level drainage TRANSOMS

TRANSOMS
FIRST LEVEL DRAINAGE
TRANSOMS
Nr
TRANSOMS
Nr
Nr
52T10
C.4.1
52T16
C.4.2
52T72
C.4.4
52T11
C.4.1
52T17
C.4.2
52T70
C.4.4
52T12
C.4.1
52T18
C.4.3
52T71
C.4.4
52T13
C.4.1
52T19
C.4.3
52T14
C.4.2
52T20
C.4.3
52T15
C.4.2
52T21
C.4.3
07/2014
C.2.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
20%
Second level drainage TRANSOMS

TRANSOMS
SECOND LEVEL DRAINAGE
TRANSOMS
Nr
SECOND LEVEL DRAINAGE
Nr
52R80
C.4.5
52T87
C.4.6
52R81
C.4.5
52T86
C.4.6
52T82
C.4.5
52T83
C.4.5
52T84
C.4.6
52T85
C.4.6
07/2014
C.2.2
SYSTEM PROFILES
20%
Third level drainage MULLIONS

MULLIONS
THIRD LEVEL DRAINAGE
MULLIONS
Nr
52R58
52R59
52I51
52M50
MULLIONS
Nr
Nr
C.5.1
52M52
C.5.2
52M55
C.5.3
52M53
C.5.2
52I62
C.5.4
52M54
C.5.3
52I64
C.5.4
07/2014
C.2.3
C.5.1
C.5.1
C.5.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
20%
...Third level drainage MULLIONS

MULLIONS
Nr
52I66
C.5.5
52I82
C.5.5
07/2014
C.2.4
SYSTEM PROFILES
20%
Fourth level drainage MULLIONS

MULLIONS
FOURTH LEVEL DRAINAGE
MULLIONS
Nr
MULLIONS
Nr
Nr
52M05
C.5.6
52M10
C.5.7
52M15
C.5.8
52M07
C.5.6
52M12
C.5.7
52M16
C.5.9
52M08
C.5.6
52M14
C.5.8
52M18
C.5.9
07/2014
C.2.5
SYSTEM PROFILES
50%
Frames and vents

WINDOW FRAMES
Nr
FIXED FRAMES
Nr
VENTS
Nr
52K13
C.6.1
52V63
C.6.1
52V28
C.7.1
52K11
C.6.1
52V64
C.6.1
52V25
C.7.1
07/2014
C.2.6
SYSTEM PROFILES
50%
Cover caps and clamping profiles

ADDITIONAL PROFILES
COVER CAPS
ADDITIONAL PROFILES
Nr
52A10
52A11
CLAMPING PROFILES
52P08
C.8.1
52P09
C.8.1
52P50
ADDITIONAL PROFILES
Nr
CLAMPING PROFILES
Nr
52P52
C.8.2
52P53
C.8.2
52P54
C.8.2
52P61
C.8.3
07/2014
C.2.7
C.8.1
C.8.1
C.8.2
SYSTEM PROFILES
50%
Other additional profiles

ADDITIONAL PROFILES
FINISHING PROFILES
ADDITIONAL PROFILES
Nr
REDUCERS
52C04
C.8.3
52C05
C.8.3
52F06
ADDITIONAL PROFILES
Nr
GLAZING PROFILES
C.8.3
Nr
52G01
C.8.4
52G18
C.8.4
07/2014
C.2.8
SYSTEM PROFILES
TABLES AND CHARTS

Inertia values of profiles
Stock length (m)
4
Ixx (cm )
Iyy (cm4)
Wxx (cm 3)
Wyy (cm 3)
Reference page:
52A10
C.8.1
52A11
C.8.1
52C04
C.8.3
52C05
C.8.3
52F06
C.8.3
52G01
C.8.4
52G18
C.8.4
52i51
40.63
21.54
9.12
8.28
C.5.1
52i62
923.84
85.01
87.72
32.70
C.5.4
52i64
662.89
55.60
61.77
21.42
C.5.4
52i66
1649.70
94.82
113.07
36.47
C.5.5
52i82
1903.42
130.60
145.76
50.23
C.5.5
52K11
6,5
9.78
1.92
3.18
0.78
C.6.1
52K13
3.88
1.64
1.67
0.70
C.6.1
52M05
35.52
21.52
8.07
8.28
C.5.6
52M07
57.91
25.91
11.70
9.97
C.5.6
52M08
88.24
29.84
16.05
11.47
C.5.6
52M10
181.30
37.30
26.34
14.34
C.5.7
07/2014
C.3.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
TABLES AND CHARTS

Stock length (m)
4
Ixx (cm )
Iyy (cm4)
Wxx (cm 3)
Wyy (cm 3)
Reference page:
52M12
271.20
42.53
34.97
16.36
C.5.7
52M14
384.03
47.76
44.43
18.37
C.5.8
52M15
449.59
50.38
49.44
19.38
C.5.8
52M16
521.53
52.99
54.63
20.38
C.5.9
52M18
740.70
59.40
68.37
22.84
C.5.9
52M50
67.03
25.84
13.12
9.94
C.5.1
52M52
102.58
29.76
17.81
11.45
C.5.2
52M53
165.09
35.00
24.84
13.46
C.5.2
52M54
529.65
40.78
33.55
15.68
C.5.3
52M55
388.36
46.91
43.52
18.04
C.5.3
52P08
C.8.1
52P09
C.8.1
52P50
C.8.2
52P52
C.8.2
52P53
C.8.2
52P54
C.8.2
52P61
C.8.3
52R58
6.42
9.57
2.30
3.68
C.5.1
07/2014
C.3.2
SYSTEM PROFILES
TABLES AND CHARTS

Stock length (m)
4
Ixx (cm )
Iyy (cm4)
Wxx (cm 3)
Wyy (cm 3)
Reference page:
52R59
16.60
15.80
4.60
6.08
C.5.1
52R80
4.15
7.30
1.70
2.81
C.4.5
52R81
14.75
14.97
4.34
5.76
C.4.5
52T10
1.09
3.75
0.69
1.44
C.4.1
52T11
3.73
8.83
1.66
3.40
C.4.1
52T12
5.48
9.64
2.29
3.71
C.4.1
52T13
11.98
12.69
4.05
4.88
C.4.1
52T14
19.82
14.95
5.84
5.75
C.4.2
52T15
36.40
18.81
8.92
7.23
C.4.2
52T16
60.08
22.32
12.52
8.59
C.4.2
52T17
90.01
25.73
16.36
9.89
C.4.2
52T18
141.70
30.27
21.98
11.64
C.4.3
52T19
208.21
34.80
28.12
13.39
C.4.3
52T20
300.75
42.59
35.71
16.38
C.4.3
52T21
509.10
53.03
49.84
20.39
C.4.3
52T70
157.48
30.31
23.01
11.66
C.4.4
52T71
236.87
37.63
30.12
14.47
C.4.4
52T72
100.12
25.77
17.11
9.91
C.4.4
07/2014
C.3.3
SYSTEM PROFILES
TABLES AND CHARTS

Stock length (m)
4
Ixx (cm )
Iyy (cm4)
Wxx (cm 3)
Wyy (cm 3)
Reference page:
52T82
34.70
20.62
7.93
8.28
C.4.5
52T83
58.06
24.54
23.07
9.44
C.4.5
52T84
89.41
28.46
16.41
10.95
C.4.6
52T85
144.93
33.70
22.74
12.96
C.4.6
52T86
309.57
44.16
36.16
16.98
C.4.6
52T87
217.74
38.93
29.13
14.97
C.4.6
52V25
6,5
30.64
6.99
6.63
2.63
C.7.1
52V28
15.85
6.44
4.30
2.48
C.7.1
52V63
1.48
0.60
0.88
0.53
C.6.1
52V64
3.37
0.87
1.53
0.77
C.6.1
For more profiles and inertia values

see catalogue: Elegance 52 ST
07/2014
C.3.4
SYSTEM PROFILES
TRANSOMS
50%
16.5
4
1.09
3.75
3
0.69
1.44
/m)
/m)
52
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T12
21
52T10
21.73
6.27
5.48
9.64
3
2.29
3.71
24.5
/m)
25.43
/m)
9.97
16.5
4
3.73
8.83
3
1.66
3.40
/m)
/m)
24.13
52
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T13
21
52T11
16.5
18
8.67
16.5
4
11.98
12.69
3
4.05
4.88
35
/m)
27.53
TS3Z26
/m)
12.07
07/2014
C.4.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
... TRANSOMS
50%
52T16
16.5
4
19.82
14.95
3
5.84
5.75
/m)
29.53
45
16.5
60.08
TS3Z36
22.32
/m)
52
21
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T14
14.07
12.52
8.59
/m)
35.63
TS3Z36
/m)
20.17
TS9Z01
16.5
4
36.40
18.81
3
8.92
7.23
/m)
32.53
60
16.5
TS3Z51
90.01
25.73
/m)
52
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T17
21
52T15
75.5
17.07
TS9Z01
16.36
9.89
90.5
/m)
38.63
TS3Z56
/m)
23.17
TS9Z01
07/2014
C.4.2
SYSTEM PROFILES
... TRANSOMS
50%
52T20
16.5
4
141.70
30.27
3
21.98
11.64
52
21
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T18
/m)
/m)
110.5
42.63
16.5
TS3Z76
27.17
TS9Z01
60.08
22.32
3
12.52
8.59
/m)
35.63
TS3Z96
/m)
20.17
TS9Z01
130.5
16.5
4
36.40
18.81
3
8.92
7.23
52
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T21
21
52T19
150.5
/m)
/m)
32.53
16.5
TS3Z96
17.07
TS9Z01
182.5
90.01
25.73
3
16.36
9.89
/m)
38.63
TS3Z96
/m)
23.17
TS9Z01
07/2014
C.4.3
SYSTEM PROFILES
... TRANSOMS
50%
69.5
16.5
4
100.12
25.77
3
17.11
9.91
/m)
90.5
38.63
130.5
16.5
236.87
TS3Z56
37.63
/m)
52
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T71
21
52T72
109.5
23.17
TS9Z01
CO2169
30.12
14.47
/m)
46.63
TS3Z96
/m)
31.17
TS9Z01
CO2169
89.5
21
10
52
21
52T70
16.5
157.48
30.31
23.01
11.66
110.5
/m)
42.63
TS3Z76
/m)
27.17
TS9Z01
CO2169
07/2014
C.4.4
SYSTEM PROFILES
... TRANSOMS
50%
23
4
4.15
7.30
3
1.70
2.81
/m)
/m)
32.11
52
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T82
21
52R80
13
23
7.71
34.70
20.62
3
8.28
7.93
54
/m)
40.42
/m)
15.91
TS9Z01
52T83
23
4
14.75
14.97
3
4.34
5.76
/m)
/m)
36.31
52
21
10
21
21
10
52
21
52R81
34
11.91
23
4
58.06
24.54
3
12.07
9.44
69
/m)
43.42
TS3Z26
/m)
18.91
TS9Z01
07/2014
C.4.5
SYSTEM PROFILES
... TRANSOMS
50%
23
4
89.41
28.46
3
16.41
10.95
52
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T87
21
52T84
46.42
/m)
23
84
217.74
TS3Z36
38.93
/m)
21.91
TS9Z01
29.13
14.97
/m)
54.42
TS3Z76
/m)
29.91
TS9Z01
23
4
144.93
33.70
3
22.74
12.96
52
10
21
21
10
52
21
52T86
21
52T85
124
/m)
23
104
50.42
TS3Z56
309.57
44.16
/m)
25.91
TS9Z01
36.16
16.98
144
/m)
58.42
TS3Z96
/m)
33.91
TS9Z01
07/2014
C.4.6
SYSTEM PROFILES
MULLIONS
50%
52
52
55
52I51
23
52R58
10
21
23
21
6.42
9.57
3
2.30
3.68
/m)
/m)
34.47
40.63
21.54
8.71
52
9.12
8.28
41.87
/m)
16.11
21
10
21
52H58
52
52M50
23
70
35
52R59
/m)
16.60
15.80
3
4.60
6.08
/m)
/m)
10
21
38.18
12.07
52H12
67.03
25.84
3
13.12
9.94
/m)
45.23
/m)
19.11
23
21
21
10
21
52H59
07/2014
C.5.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
... MULLIONS
50%
52
52M53
23
105
85
52M52
52
10
21
23
21
21
102.58
29.76
3
17.81
11.45
/m)
165.09
48.22
35.00
/m)
22.11
52H52
24.84
13.46
/m)
52.22
/m)
26.11
10
21
52H53
07/2014
C.5.2
SYSTEM PROFILES
... MULLIONS
50%
52
52M55
23
145
125
52M54
52
10
21
23
21
21
259.65
40.78
3
33.55
15.68
/m)
/m)
56.22
30.11
52H54
388.36
46.91
3
43.52
18.04
/m)
60.22
/m)
34.11
10
21
52H55
07/2014
C.5.3
SYSTEM PROFILES
... MULLIONS
50%
52
21
4
923.84
85.01
3
87.72
32.70
/m)
10
23
23
177
52I64
177
52I62
52
21
21
663.73
66.27
55.68
/m)
40.51
52H14
61.77
21.42
/m)
66.27
/m)
40.51
10
21
52H57
07/2014
C.5.4
SYSTEM PROFILES
... MULLIONS
50%
52
52
207
52I82
23
250
52I66
1649.70
94.82
3
113.07
36.47
/m)
/m)
77.07
51.32
RB0124
1903.42
130.60
23
21
10
21
145.76
50.23
/m)
71.19
/m)
46.57
21
10
21
07/2014
C.5.5
SYSTEM PROFILES
... MULLIONS
50%
52
52M08
35.52
21.52
8.07
8.28
/m)
/m)
49.63
88.24
21
10
21
29.84
16.31
-
16.05
11.47
/m)
55.63
/m)
22.31
52H59
23
23
86
56
52M05
52
21
10
21
52
57.91
25.91
11.70
9.97
/m)
52.63
/m)
19.31
23
71
52M07
21
10
21
52H58
07/2014
C.5.6
SYSTEM PROFILES
... MULLIONS
50%
52
52
52M12
23
126
106
52M10
10
21
23
21
21
181.30
37.30
3
26.34
14.34
/m)
/m)
59.71
26.31
52H60
271.20
42.53
3
34.97
16.36
/m)
63.71
/m)
30.31
10
21
52H61
07/2014
C.5.7
SYSTEM PROFILES
... MULLIONS
50%
52
52M15
23
23
156
146
52M14
52
21
10
21
21
384.03
47.76
3
44.43
18.37
/m)
449.59
67.71
50.38
/m)
34.31
52H62
49.44
19.38
/m)
69.71
/m)
36.31
10
21
52H55
07/2014
C.5.8
SYSTEM PROFILES
... MULLIONS
50%
52
52
52M18
23
187
166
52M16
10
21
23
21
21
4
521.53
52.99
3
54.63
20.38
/m)
/m)
71.71
38.31
52H56
740.70
59.40
3
68.37
22.84
/m)
75.91
/m)
42.51
10
21
52H57
07/2014
C.5.9
SYSTEM PROFILES
FRAMES
40
52K13
52V63
30
Fixed frame (panel)
Window frame
34.5
19.5
3.88
1.64
3
1.67
0.70
/m)
20.09
1.48
HV1D07
0.60
/m)
3.01
HV0D06
56
52K11
0.88
0.53
/m)
11.53
HV1M07
/m)
4.99
HV2M03
40
52V64
Fixed frame (panel)
Window frame
A
34.5
20
9.78
1.92
3
3.18
0.78
/m)
23.84
HV1D06
3.37
0.87
/m)
3.01
HV0D05
1.53
0.77
/m)
15.06
71H062
/m)
6.04
HV2R04
07/2014
C.6.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
VENTS
52V28
52V25
Window vent
Window vent
62.4
78.4
41
41
15.85
6.44
3
4.30
2.48
/m)
/m)
29.40
21
21
HV1F13
9.20
HV0F10
HV2M03
30.64
6.99
3
6.63
2.63
/m)
31.57
HV1F07
/m)
11.01
HV0F09
HV2M03
07/2014
C.7.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
COVER CAPS AND CLAMPING PROFILES

52A10
16
52P08
12
Clamping profile
55.8
49
Cover cap
0.25
4.54
3
0.20
1.60
/m)
0.11
17.01
3.90
/m)
8.80
-
52A11
0.12
1.59
16.06
/m)
0.00
-
52P09
52
4
0.35
4.78
3
0.26
1.84
/m)
0.11
17.53
3.90
/m)
12
Clamping profile (with punched holes)
18
Cover cap
/m)
8.73
-
0.12
1.59
/m)
16.06
/m)
0.00
49
07/2014
C.8.1
SYSTEM PROFILES
... CLAMPING PROFILES

52P50
52P54
0.33
0.01
3
0.24
0.03
5.1
Delivered with punched

holes as accessory CO2103
Clamping profile
25.5
/m)
/m)
6.50
Delivered with punched

holes as accessory CO2104
0.41
0.03
0.00
-
52P52
27.1
8.6
Clamping profile
0.28
0.06
10
/m)
7.67
/m)
0.00
-
52P53
Clamping profile
25.4
27.4
9.1
7.7
Clamping profile
11
0.32
0.03
3
0.24
0.05
/m)
/m)
6.90
0.00
-
0.42
0.03
3
0.29
0.06
/m)
8.42
/m)
0.00
-
07/2014
C.8.2
SYSTEM PROFILES
... CLAMPING PROFILES AND OTHER PROFILES

52P61
52C05
Clamping profile
Finishing profile
15
12
26
11
27.1
10
36
4
0.53
0.07
3
0.34
0.09
/m)
2.04
10.24
0.48
/m)
0.00
-
1.13
0.36
/m)
16.78
/m)
0.00
-
52F06
52C04
Finishing profile
15
26
11
11
Reducer
6.5
29.5
4
1.22
0.48
3
0.82
0.32
/m)
0.02
15.48
0.05
/m)
0.00
-
0.03
0.09
/m)
7.47
/m)
1.28
-
07/2014
C.8.3
SYSTEM PROFILES
... OTHER PROFILES

Z9V099
52G01
Marking for ETA Anodisation batch

marking
4.5
8.2
0.06
0.27
3
0.12
0.23
/m)
/m)
19.5
14.7
Sliding rod
21
Glazing profile
7.83
0.00
-
0.18
0.01
3
0.19
0.03
/m)
4.84
/m)
0.00
-
52G18
18.5
Glazing profile
Marking for ETA Anodisation batch
marking
3.9
0.00
0.08
3
0.02
0.08
/m)
5.46
/m)
0.00
-
07/2014
C.8.4
UNIVERSAL
PROFILES
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
GLAZING
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
GLAZING
PRELIMINARY NOTE
Basic information about glass units
In the EL52SX system, the insulating glass units differ compared to the conventional
units, as the glazing spacer is positioned further into the unit, creating a continuous
recess between the inner and outer panes around the unit, allowing the inner pane
to be mechanically fixed.
The outer pane is structurally sealed to the inner pane using a load bearing sealant.
Beside this, it is a conventional insulated glass unit and therefore the glass production
guidelines are applicable.
Mechanical fixing takes place by means of pair of continuous aluminium clamping profiles, each fitted with a glazing gasket. These are screwed into the mullion and transom
nosing, securing the inner pane of the insulated unit directly to the curtain wall grid.
The thickness of the glass depends on:

dynamic wind pressure

glass characteristics, dimensions and locations
For the optimum aesthetic we recommended the use of black glazing spacers. We also
recommend the perimeter edges of the external panes to be arised to create a clean
and crisp appearance.
The internal glazing gasket may vary, depending on the thickness of the internal glass
pane. They must be cut over length by approximately 2% to allow for shrinkage, and
be cut at 90 and sealed together using butyl mastic.
12
16
min.6
black spacer
silicone sealant:
DC 3362
SIKASIL IG-25
or similar
G2 (6 - 12 mm)
For the load-bearing insulating glass seal, UV resistant products such as Dow
Corning DC3362, SIKASIL IG-25 (or similar) must be used. The width of the silicone
bonding is at least 16 mm. The production requirements for respective silicone sealant
manufacturer must be carefully respected to by the glass unit manufacturer, including
the pre-treatment of contact surfaces.
max.14
Before installation, please ensure the glass type and thickness complies with any
regulatory requirement or standards. Your glazing supplier will be able to assist in
determining the correct glass for your needs.
G1 (6 - 10 mm)
22
07/2014
E.1.1
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
TRANSOM-MULLION (1st - 3rd level) basic connection
4
2
1
6
5
3
7
93073
3x26x100
NOT BY
SAPA
3x32x100
CO2103
RU9301
RU9046
22
4 CO2104
5
G1
CO5024
52T--
16
52C008
52I-52R552M5-
G1
G2
CO5023
16
52C008(*)
G2
(*) cutting of element 52C008

to dimension 38.5 mm, see page I.6.1
7 SCC616
Internal
Gasket
Transom
Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
52R021
52R226
52R020
52R024
52R023
52R022
minimum / maximum
52C008 (*)
6
G2
[mm]
812
CO5023
93073
52C008
CO5024
3x32x100
REF
52R020
52R026
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R220
52R226
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.1
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
16
93083
3x40x100
3x26x100
CO2103
RU9301
RU9046
22
4 CO2104
5
16
93073
52C013
52T8G1
4
2
1
6
5
3
7
52I-52R552M5-
G1
2
52C013(*)
G2
G2
TRANSOM- MULLION (2nd - 3rd level) connection

to dimension 52 mm, see page I.6.1
7 SCC616
Internal
Gasket
Transom/ Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
12
52R024
52R023
52R022
52R021
minimum / maximum
REF
G2
[mm]
68
1012
52C013 (*)
93073
52C013
93083
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.2
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
G1
3x26x100
93083
3x40x100
CO2103
RU9301
RU9046
22
4 CO2104
5
93073
52C009
G1
4
2
1
6
5
3
7
52M052M1-
52I51
52M5-
52C009(*)
16
16
G2
G2
TRANSOM-MULLION (3rd - 4th level) connection

7 SCC616
Internal
Gasket
Transom/ Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
12
52R024
52R023
52R022
52R021
minimum / maximum
REF
G2
[mm]
68
812
52C009 (*)
93073
52C009
93083
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.3
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
Horizontal Line TRANSOM-MULLION
G2
16
52I-52R552M5-
G1
G1
52T--
6
C
G2
25
BT6011
52R027
52P08
52P09
16
2
1
8
BT6011
52C008
6
3
5
22
4
7
1
CO5024
2
93073
CO2103
External
Gasket
3x26x100
dimension
REF
Transom
Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
52R021
52R026
52R020
52R024
52R023
52R022
G2
[mm]
52C008
CO5024
93073
4 CO2104
5
6
RU9301
RU9046
7 SCC616
8 SCM645
52R027
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
52R020
52R026
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R220
52R226
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.4
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
Vertical Line TRANSOM-MULLION
G2
16
52I-52R552M5-
G1
93073
CO2103
RU9301
RU9046
16
G2
52P08
52P09
BT6011
SCM645
dimension
REF
Transom
Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
52R021
52R026
52R020
52R024
52R023
52R022
7 SCC616
8 SCM645
52R027
External
Gasket
3x26x100
4 CO2104
5
C
2
CO5023
2
(*) cutting of element 52C008 to

dimension 38.5 mm,see page I.6.1
52C008(*)
25
BT6011
22
4
2
1
6
5
3
7
G1
52T--
G2
[mm]
52C008 (*)
6
CO5023
93073
52R027
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
52R020
52R026
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R220
52R226
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.5
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
Horizontal Line - alternative solution TRANSOM-MULLION
PV002
+
62S005
(after compression)
16
52I-52R552M5-
G1
G1
52T--
16
6
C
52R027
G2
24.5
62S005
PV002
52P08
52P09
52C008
2
1
8
0.5
24
For insulated glass units which

has a total thickness less than
nominal value to ensure proper
pressure of glazing gaskets, it is
recommended not to use gasket
62S005
G2
6
3
5
22
4
7
1
CO5024
2
93073
CO2103
External
Gasket
3x26x100
dimension
REF
Transom
Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
52R021
52R026
52R020
52R024
52R023
52R022
G2
[mm]
52C008
CO5024
93073
4 CO2104
5
6
RU9301
RU9046
7 SCC616
8 SCM645
52R027
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
52R020
52R026
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R220
52R226
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.6
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
Vertical Line - alternative solution TRANSOM-MULLION
G2
PV002
+
62S005
(after compression)
93073
CO2103
RU9301
RU9046
G1
16
G2
22
52R027
PV002
62S005
SCM645
52P08
52P09
dimension
REF
Transom
Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
52R021
52R026
52R020
52R024
52R023
52R022
7 SCC616
8 SCM645
External
Gasket
3x26x100
4 CO2104
5
C
2
CO5023
2
24
24.5
4
2
1
6
5
3
7

dimension 38.5 mm,see page I.6.1
52C008(*)
52I-52R552M5-
G1
52T--
0.5

62S005
16
G2
[mm]
52C008 (*)
6
CO5023
93073
52R027
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
52R020
52R026
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R220
52R226
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.7
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
Horizontal Line MULLION-MULLION
G2
16
52I-52R552M5-
G1
G1
52I51
52M5-
2
C
2
1 52C009(*)
2
93073
CO2103
4 CO2104
5
RU9301
RU9046
22
4
7
External
Gasket
3x26x100
Transom/ Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
12
52R024
52R023
52R022
52R021
dimension
REF
52R027
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
7 SCC616
8 SCM645
6
3
5
G2

25
BT6011
52R027
52P08
52P09
16
2
1
8
BT6011
G2
[mm]
52C009 (*)
minimum / maximum
93073
REF
07/2014
E.2.8
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
Horizontal Line - alternative solution MULLION-MULLION
93073
CO2103
4 CO2104
5
RU9301
RU9046
52R027
6
3
5
22
4
7
External
Gasket
3x26x100
Transom/ Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
12
52R024
52R023
52R022
52R021
dimension
REF
52R027
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
7 SCC616
8 SCM645
62S005
PV002
52P08
52P09
24.5
24
G1
2
1
8
16
PV002
+
62S005
(after compression)
1 52C009(*)
2
52I-52R552M5-
G1
G2

dimension 56 mm, see page I.6.1
16
52I51
52M5-
0.5

62S005
G2
G2
[mm]
52C009 (*)
minimum / maximum
93073
REF
07/2014
E.2.9
GLAZING
GLAZING TABLES
NOT BY
SAPA
6x12x100
52T--
8
6
4
7
9
52R022
D
11
G1
52R020
52I-52R552M5-
26
2x10x100
11
22
G2
CO2291
4.5
16
52V63
52G18
5
2
1
NOT BY
2
SAPA
3
26
11 15
G2
G2
Glass pane - single glazing TRANSOM-MULLION
4 CO2103
G2
5
CO2104
RU9301
RU9046
16
G1
8 SCC616
9
Internal
Gasket
82L416
Transom
Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
52R021
52R026
52R020
52R024
52R023
52R022
minimum / maximum
REF
52R020
52R026
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R220
52R226
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
G2
[mm]
610
CO2291
2x10x100
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.10
GLAZING
G2
Glass pane - single glazing (alternative solution)

TRANSOM-MULLION
26
11
52V64
8
NOT BY
SAPA
2x10x100
NOT BY
SAPA
6x12x100
C
G2
16
52R022
26
11
22
G2
52I-52R552M5-
16
11 15
9
6
4
7
10
CO2291
52T-G1
52R020
52G18
5
2
1
4.5
G2
GLAZING TABLES
G1
4 CO2103
5
CO2104
RU9301
7
8
RU9046
210-512
Transom
Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
52R021
52R026
52R020
52R024
52R023
52R022
G2
[mm]
610
CO2291
2x10x100
9 SCC616
10 82L416
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
52R020
52R026
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R220
52R226
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.11
GLAZING
30
GLAZING TABLES
2x30x100
16(15)
30
RU9046
7 SCC616
8
G1
Transom
Mullion
G1
[mm]
6
8
10
52R021
52R026
52R020
52R024
52R023
52R022
46
RU9098
6(8)
min.6
52P61
16(15)
C
4
82L416
30
4
6
7
52V25
52V28
22.3
G1
VS1145
6(8)
8
3
1
5
52K11
52K13
52F06
52K11
52K13
22
VS1144
52V25
52V28
210-512
Glass pane - IT window TRANSOM-MULLION

1
6.8
6
4
5
22
2
7
210-512
Internal
Gasket
For the IT window, blacken around the perimeter of the glass from inside
using the black silicone at distance 46 mm from the edge of the glass.
Black spacers in the DGU are recommended.
Tempered or heat-strengthened inner glass panes are recommended.
For production of insulating glass use the UV resistant silicone.
Outer edges of the glass to be arised.
Type of glass and production technology should be consulted with the
glass supplier.
minimum / maximum
REF
52R020
52R026
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R220
52R226
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
Internal
Gasket
minimum / maximum
REF
07/2014
E.2.12
ACCESSORIES
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
ACCESSORIES
INDEX
210512
210514
215004
280203
52C008
52C009
52C013
52P001
52P002
52R020
52R021
52R022
52R023
52R024
52R026
52R027
52R050
52R051
52R220
52R221
52R222
52R223
52R224
52R226
62S005
71H062
778500
80B516
82L416
82L513
84Z511
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
F.5.2
F.5.2
F.6.2
F.8.3
F.7.3
F.7.3
F.7.3
F.7.2
F.7.2
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.7.1
F.7.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.1
F.5.2
F.3.1
F.6.2
F.8.2
F.8.1
F.8.1
F.8.3
85Z001
90950
93072
93073
93082
BT6011
CO0189
CO2026
CO2027
CO2103
CO2104
CO2169
CO2291
CO5013
CO5014
CO5023
CO5024
HV0D05
HV0D06
HV0F09
HV0F10
HV1D06
HV1D07
HV1F07
HV1F13
HV1M07
HV2M03
HV2R04
KU2010
KU2047
PV0002
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
F.8.3
F.6.1
F.7.3
F.7.3
F.7.3
F.5.3
F.8.2
F.7.1
F.7.2
F.7.1
F.7.1
F.4.2
F.6.1
F.6.2
F.6.2
F.7.4
F.7.4
F.3.2
F.3.2
F.3.2
F.3.2
F.3.1
F.3.1
F.3.1
F.3.1
F.3.1
F.3.2
F.3.2
F.5.3
F.6.2
F.5.3
RU5000
RU9046
RU9098
RU9301
RU9302
SCA513
SCA516
SCC616
SCC617
SCE516
SCJ512
SCM645
SCZ401
SCZ003
SCZ007
TS3Z26
TS3Z36
TS3Z51
TS3Z56
TS3Z76
TS3Z96
TS9Z00
TS9Z01
VS0102
VS0108
VS0112
VS1144
VS1145
VS1146
VS1147
VS1415
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
F.5.2
F.5.1
F.5.2
F.5.1
F.5.2
F.8.1
F.8.1
F.8.1
F.8.1
F.8.2
F.8.2
F.8.2
F.8.2
F.6.2
F.8.3
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.1
F.4.2
F.4.2
F.7.4
F.7.4
F.7.4
F.6.1
F.6.1
F.6.1
F.6.1
F.7.2
VS1416
VS1500
VS9927
... F.7.2
... F.7.2
... F.7.1
07/2014
F.1.1
ACCESSORIES
CORNER CLEATS
Corner cleats for crimping
CORNER CLEATS FOR CRIMPING
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
H x W [mm]
7.2 x 36.1
50 pcs
HV1D07
Aluminium
7.2 x 21.2
50 pcs
HV1F07
Aluminium
11 x 49.6
50 pcs
HV1F13
Aluminium
50 pcs
To be
ordered
separately
Profiles
HV1D06
Aluminium
CORNER CLEATS FOR CRIMPING
11 x 33.6
52K11
52K13
52V28
52V25
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
H x W [mm]
HV1M07
-
Aluminium
24 x 5.8
50 pcs
71H062
-
Aluminium
50 pcs
To be
ordered
separately
Profiles
34 x 5.2
52V63
52V64
07/2014
F.3.1
ACCESSORIES
CORNER CLEATS
Corner cleats for eccentrics and conical pegs
CORNER CLEATS FOR ECCENTRICS
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
H x W [mm]
7.2 x 36.1
50 pcs
HV0D06
Aluminium
7.2 x 21.2
50 pcs
HV0F09
Aluminium
11.1 x 49.6
50 pcs
HV0F10
Aluminium
50 pcs
To be
ordered
separately
Profiles
HV0D05
Aluminium
CORNER CLEATS FOR CONICAL PEGS
11.1 x 33.6
52K11
52K13
52V28
52V25
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Profiles
H x W [mm]
HV2M03
2 x 778-500
Aluminium
24 x 5.6
20 pcs
HV2R04
2 x 778-500
Aluminium
50 pcs
To be
ordered
separately
52V25
52V28
52V63
52V64
34 x 5.2
2 x SCZ003
2 x SCZ003
2 x 778-500
2 x 778-500
07/2014
F.3.2
ACCESSORIES
CONNECTORS
T-connectors
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
(for more details click on the drawing)
TS3Z26
Aluminium
T-Connector
Aluminium
Description
Application
T-Connector
20 pcs
TS3Z36
TS3Z76
T-Connector
Aluminium
50 pcs
T-Connector
50 pcs
TS3Z51
Aluminium
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
TS3Z56
50 pcs
Aluminium
Drawing
TS3Z96
T-Connector
Aluminium
50 pcs
T-Connector
50 pcs
07/2014
F.4.1
ACCESSORIES
CONNECTORS
...T-connectors
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
TS9Z00
Aluminium
(casting)
Description
Application
T-Connector
(for use with
Horizontal
Line ONLY)
50 pcs
TS9Z01
Aluminium
(casting)
Spring
T-Connector
50 pcs
CO2169
Aluminium
(casting)
T-Connector
(for ladder
fabrication)
1000 pcs
07/2014
F.4.2
ACCESSORIES
GASKETS
Internal glazing ...and finishing gaskets
Description
Drawing
Material
No.
X [mm]
Internal glazing
gasket
52R220
4.5
Packaging
Application
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Application
150 m
52R027
52R226
6.5
75 m
EPDM
52R221
75 m
External
glazing
gasket
100 m
52R222
11
75 m
52R223
13
75 m
RU9046
EPDM
52R224
15
75 m
EPDM
52R020
4.5
150 m
Glazing
gasket
100 m
52R026
6.5
100 m
52R021
75 m
52R022
11
75 m
RU9301
Internal glazing
gasket
EPDM
52R023
EPDM
Description
13
75 m
Finishing
gasket
100 m
52R024
15
75 m
07/2014
F.5.1
ACCESSORIES
GASKETS
...Rebate gaskets ...and sealing gaskets
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
Drawing
Finishing
gasket
EPDM
100 m
Sealing
gasket
62S005
Glazing
gasket
EPDM
100 m
Sealing
gasket
10 m
RU5000
210-514
EPDM
Application
50 m
210-512
EPDM
Description
RU9098
RU9302
EPDM
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
350
Drawing
Rebate
gasket
EPDM
50 m
Wall
connection
gasket
30 m
07/2014
F.5.2
ACCESSORIES
ISOLATORS
Isolators and thermal breaks
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
BT6011
PE-Foam
Isolator
2m
PV002
Thermal
break
ABS
7m
KU2010
Finishing
profile
(20x22)
PVC
6m
07/2014
F.5.3
ACCESSORIES
OTHER
Glazing supports and finishing profiles
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
VS1144
Aluminium
Glazing
support
Aluminium
Description
Application
Security
piece
50 pcs
VS1145
CO2291
Security
piece
Aluminium
50 pcs
Glazing
support
20 pcs
90950
VS1146
Aluminium
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
VS1147
50 pcs
Aluminium
Drawing
Glazing
support
Finishing
profile
PVC
50 pcs
5m
07/2014
F.6.1
ACCESSORIES
OTHER
Distance profiles ...and conical pegs
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
KU2047
PVC-RI
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
215-004
Distance
profile
PE
7m
Sealing plug
100 pcs
778-500
CO5014
Stainless steel
Drawing
Fixing piece
Zamac
100 pcs
Eccentric
100 pcs
See Elegance 52 IT NS manual
SCZ003
CO5013
Stainless steel
Fixing piece
Stainless steel
100 pcs
Conical peg
100 pcs
07/2014
F.6.2
ACCESSORIES
OTHER
Clamping profiles ...and fixing pieces
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
CO2103
Aluminium
Clamping
profile
PE-Foam
Description
Application
Sealing
piece
100 pcs
CO2104
52R051
Clamping
profile
PE-Foam
7m
Sealing
piece
100 pcs
VS9927
PE-Foam
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
52R050
7m
Aluminium
Drawing
CO2026
Central filling
plug
Aluminium
100 pcs
Fixing piece
100 pcs
07/2014
F.7.1
ACCESSORIES
OTHER
...Fixing pieces and end pieces
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
Fixing piece
Polyamide
100 pcs
Application
End piece
52P002
End piece
Polyamide
50 pcs
End piece
20 pcs
VS1416
EPDM
Description
20 pcs
VS1415
EPDM
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
52P001
CO2027
Aluminium
Drawing
VS1500
End piece
PE-Foam
50 pcs
End piece
100 pcs
07/2014
F.7.2
ACCESSORIES
OTHER
Glazing packers and glazing supports
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
93072
Polypropylene
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
52C008
Glazing
packer
Aluminium
Glazing
support
100 x 26 x 2 mm
100 pcs
50 pcs
See Elegance 52 IT NS manual
93073
Polypropylene
52C009
Glazing
packer
Aluminium
Glazing
support
100 x 26 x 3 mm
100 pcs
50 pcs
93083
Polypropylene
52C013
Glazing
packer
Aluminium
Glazing
support
100 x 40 x 3 mm
100 pcs
50 pcs
07/2014
F.7.3
ACCESSORIES
OTHER
...Glazing supports and drainage cappings
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
Glazing
support
Polyamide
20 pcs
Description
Application
Drainage
capping
50 pcs
VS0112
CO5024
Stainless steel
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
VS0108
CO5023
Stainless steel
Drawing
Glazing
support
Polyamide
20 pcs
Drainage
capping
50 pcs
VS0102
ABS
Water
drainage
spout
50 pcs
07/2014
F.7.4
ACCESSORIES
FASTENERS
Screws
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
82L416
Stainless steel
Screw
4.2 x 16
DIN 7982C
Stainless steel
Description
Application
Screw
5.5 x 25
DIN 7982C
200 pcs
SCA513
82L513
Screw
4.8 x 13
DIN 7982
Stainless steel
200 pcs
Screw
4.8 x 13
DIN 7981C
100 pcs
SCC616
Stainless steel
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
SCC617
100 pcs
Stainless steel
Drawing
SCA516
Screw
5.5 x 19
DIN 7982C
Stainless steel
500 pcs
Screw
4.8 x 16
DIN 7981C
200 pcs
07/2014
F.8.1
ACCESSORIES
FASTENERS
Screws
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Drawing
Application
Screw
M5 x 16
DIN 965
Stainless steel
100 pcs
SCM645
Screw
M5 x 12
DIN 7985
Stainless steel
100 pcs
Screw
5.5 x 47.8
500 pcs
80B516
Stainless steel
Self-drilling
screw
4.2 x 16
500 pcs
SCJ512
Stainless steel
Application
SCZ401
SCE516
Stainless steel
Description
12x
Screw
M5 x 16
DIN 912
6x
18x
CO0189
Various
100 pcs
Set of
fasteners
3 set(s)
07/2014
F.8.2
ACCESSORIES
FASTENERS
Washers ... and rivets
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
85Z001
Nylon
Description
Application
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
84Z511
Retaining
washer
4.8
DIN 125
Stainless steel
1000 pcs
Knurled blind
rivet nut
M5 x 0.5-3.0
100 pcs
280-203
Stainless steel
Washer
5.3
DIN 125
500 pcs
SCZ007
Aluminium
Blind rivet
4 x 8
DIN 7337
500 pcs
07/2014
F.8.3
HARDWARE
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
HARDWARE
INDEX
71B093
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
SF3926
SF3927
SF3928
SF3929
SF3930
SF3934
SF3935
SF3946
SF3947
SF3948
SF3949
SF6030
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
G.2.3
G.2.1
G.2.1
G.2.1
G.2.1
G.2.2
G.2.2
G.2.3
G.2.3
G.2.1
G.2.1
G.2.2
G.2.2
G.2.2
G.2.2
G.2.3
07/2014
G.1.1
HARDWARE
HARDWARE ACCESSORIES
Friction hinges and locking parts
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
DF3018
Various
Friction
hinges
Various
Description
Application
Parallel
scissors
(right)
10 pcs
DF3019
SF3935
Friction
hinges
Various
5 sets
Parallel
scissors
(left)
10 pcs
DF3020
Various
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
SF3934
5 sets
Various
Drawing
SF3926
Friction
hinges
Various
1 set
Set with
locking-parts
1 set
07/2014
G.2.1
HARDWARE
Locking parts
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
SF3927
Various
Set with
locking-parts
Various
Description
Application
Set with
locking-parts
1 set
SF3928
SF3948
Set with
locking-parts
Various
1 set
Set with
locking-parts
1 set
SF3949
SF3946
Various
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
SF3947
1 set
Various
Drawing
Locking part
Various
10 pcs
Set with
locking-parts
1 set
07/2014
G.2.2
HARDWARE
Handles
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
71B093
Various
Drawing
Art. no.
Material
Packaging
Description
Application
SF6030
Handle
(left)
Various
10 pcs
Handle
(right)
1 pc
SF3929
Various
Mechanism
with spindle
1 pc
SF3930
Various
Handle
1 pc
07/2014
G.2.3
HARDWARE
25.5
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
Z9V099
L= 200 mm for DF3018
84Z511
SCJ512
52V25
130 kg
105 kg
Open-end
spanner 8 mm
DF3018
max. weight 80 kg
Friction hinges
SCJ512
SCE516
84Z511
DF3018 - pair
10
DF3019 - pair
12
DF3020 - pair
12
Reference
number
Friction Hinges - pair
Length of
the hinge
[mm]
Height of
the vent
[mm]
Weight of
the vent
[kg]
DF3018
25
405
500 - 1200
max. 80
DF3019
19
535
1100 - 1600
max. 105
DF3020
15
665
1500 - 2000
max. 130
2000
1650
1750
1350
80 kg
500
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
List of accessories for window
1200
1100
500
vent height (mm)
1600
1500
DF3018
DF3019
DF3020
52V28
2000
1850
1750
SCE516
13.8
52K13
For details concerning the
machining of profiles and
assembly of friction hinges
please see catalogue Elegance 52 IT NS
17
52K11
23.5
Application of friction hinges
21.5
17
11.7
HARDWARE APPLICATION CONDITIONS
Adjustable
friction hinges
vent width (mm)

07/2014
G.3.1
HARDWARE

Application of parallel hinges
vent weight
[kg]
reference
reference
number
number
SF3934 (x1) SF3935 (x2)
< 60
60 W <120 SF3934 (x2) SF3935 (x3)
max. sash opening 180 mm

motorized opening for every window
with a weight over 60 kg
12
24
SF3935
492
SF3934
478
11.7
478
52K11
163
163
52V25
SF3935
parallel hinge - left
For details concerning the machining of

profiles and assembly of parallel
scissors please see catalogue
- Elegance 52 IT NS
SF3934
parallel hinge - right
max. 180
7
max. 180
7
492
21
07/2014
G.3.2
HARDWARE
Set of
hardware for
the window
Application of parallel hinges - weight of vent up to 60 kg

Reference number Quantity
SF3934
SF3935
CO0189
SF3935
parallel hinge
left
Application diagram
of the parallel hinges
2000
1900
1800
1700
1600
1400
1300
1200
1100
SF3934
parallel hinge
right
1000
900
<60 kg
800
SF3935
parallel hinge
left
700
For the weight vent of window to 60 kg

motorised opening is not required
2000
1900
1800
1700
1600
1500
1400
1300
1200
1100
1000
900
800
700
500
600
600
500
vent height [mm]
1500
vent width [mm]

07/2014
G.3.3
HARDWARE
Set of
hardware for
the window
Application of parallel hinges - weight of vent

60 kg - 120 kg
SF3935
parallel hinge
left
Reference number Quantity

SF3934
SF3935
CO0189
Application diagram
of the parallel hinges
2000
1900
1800
1700
1600
1400
1300
1200
SF3935
parallel hinge
left
SF3934
parallel hinge
right
SF3935
parallel hinge
left
1100
1000
900
800
700
For the weight vent of window

from 60 kg to 120 kg
motorised opening is required
2000
1900
1800
1700
1600
1500
1400
1300
1200
1100
1000
900
800
700
500
600
600
500
vent height [mm]
1500
For ALL windows

with a vent weight
between 60 kg and
120 kg motorised opening
must be used
SF3934
parallel hinge
right
vent width [mm]

07/2014
G.3.4
HARDWARE
TOP HUNG WINDOW - LOCKING SELECTION

Selection of locking part SF3946
Lv
127
max. 800 mm
127
Quantity of fittings in the set
G.2.1 - G.2.3
SCA513
SF3946
Z9V099
L= 55 mm
SCA516
SCA513
SF3946
SCA513
SF3946
Filling piece made from

Z9V099, L= 55 mm
55
52K13
base surface for
dimension Lv
52V28
52K11
base surface for
dimension Lv
52V25

profiles and assembly of fittings please
see catalogue - Elegance 52 IT NS
07/2014
G.4.1
HARDWARE

Vent 52V28 (height Hv < 1000 mm) - handle 71B093
71B093
SF3948
and
SF3949(*)
G.2.1 - G.2.3
base surface for

dimension Lv and Hv
82L513
Z9V099
71B093
Lv/2 - 162
Lv/2 - 162
made out of Z9V099
SF3948
(*) - SF3949 - additional locking point

required when width of vent Lv 1300 mm
07/2014
G.4.2
HARDWARE

Vent 52V28 (height 1000 Hv 2000 mm) - handle 71B093
71B093
SF3947
SF3948
and
base surface for

dimension Lv and Hv
SF3949(*)
82L513
Z9V099
made out of Z9V099
(*) - SF3949 - additional

locking point required when
height of vent Hv 1600 mm
Hv - 879.5
made out of Z9V099
71B093
Lv/2 - 201.5
SF3947

Lv/2 - 201.5
SF3948
(SF3947)

G.2.1 - G.2.3
Hv - 879.5

07/2014
G.4.3
HARDWARE

Vent 52V28 (height Hv < 1000 mm) - handle SF3930
SF3930
SF3929
G.2.1 - G.2.3
SF3949(*)
82L513
base surface for

dimension Lv and Hv
Z9V099
SF3930
Lv/2 - 137
Lv/2 - 137
made out of Z9V099

SF3929
SF3949

SF3949

07/2014
G.4.4
HARDWARE

Vent 52V28 (height 1000 Hv 2000 mm) - handle SF3930
SF3930
and
SF3929

SF3947
and
SF3949(*)
82L513
Z9V099
made out of Z9V099
SF3930
Lv/2 - 177
Lv/2 - 177
SF3929
SF3947

SF3949
SF3949
(SF3947)

Hv - 879.5
made out of Z9V099

base surface for

dimension Lv and Hv
Hv - 879.5
G.2.1 - G.2.3

07/2014
G.4.5
HARDWARE

Vent 52V25 (height Hv < 1000 mm) - handle 71B093
71B093
G.2.1 - G.2.3
base surface for

dimension Lv and Hv
SF3927
SF3928(*)
Z9V099
71B093
Lv/2 - 162
Lv/2 - 162
made out of Z9V099
SF3927

07/2014
G.4.6
HARDWARE

Vent 52V25 (height 1000 Hv 2000 mm) - handle 71B093
71B093

SF3926
G.2.1 - G.2.3
base surface for

dimension Lv and Hv
SF3927
SF3928(*)
Z9V099

Lv/2 - 201.5
SF3927
(SF3926)
(SF3928)

71B093
Lv/2 - 201.5
SF3926
Hv - 879.5
made out of Z9V099
Hv - 879.5
made out of Z9V099

07/2014
G.4.7
HARDWARE

Vent 52V25 (height Hv < 1000 mm) - handle SF3930
G.2.1 - G.2.3
SF3930
SF3929
base surface for

dimension Lv and Hv
SF3928(*)
Z9V099
SF3930
Lv/2 - 137
Lv/2 - 137
made out of Z9V099

SF3929
SF3928

07/2014
G.4.8
HARDWARE

Vent 52V25 (height 1000 Hv 2000 mm) - handle SF3930
SF3930
SF3929
SF3926
G.2.1 - G.2.3
base surface for

dimension Lv and Hv
SF3928(*)
Z9V099
Hv - 879.5
made out of Z9V099
SF3930
Lv/2 - 177
Lv/2 - 177
SF3929
SF3926

SF3928
(SF3926)
(SF3928)

Hv - 879.5
made out of Z9V099

07/2014
G.4.9
HARDWARE
PARALLEL WINDOW - LOCKING SELECTION
made out of Z9V099
Hv/2 - 148.5
Vent 52V25 (height 760 Hv 1200 mm, width 660 Lv 1200 mm)
G.2.1 - G.2.3
SF3927
52K11
52V25
base surface for
dimensions Lv and Hv
Hv/2 - 148.5
Z9V099
axis of symmetry of the window
71B093
and
SF6030
SF3927 (x2)
71B093
and
SF6030
made out of Z9V099
07/2014
G.5.1
HARDWARE
made out of Z9V099
Hv/2 - 158
G.2.1 - G.2.3
SF3927
SF3928(*)
52K11
52V25
base surface for
Hv/2 - 158
Z9V099
71B093
and
SF6030
SF3927 (x2)
71B093
and
SF6030
(*) - SF3928 (x1) - additional locking

points required when
Vent 52V25 (height 1450 Hv 2000 mm, width 660 Lv 1200 mm)
made out of Z9V099
07/2014
G.5.2
HARDWARE
(SF3926)
Vent 52V25 (height 880 Hv 1200 mm,

width 1000 mm)
made out of Z9V099

Lv/2 - 428.5
Hv/2 - 201.5
G.2.1 - G.2.3
SF3926
SF3927
52K11
52V25
base surface for
Lv/2 - 428.5
Hv/2 - 201.5
Z9V099
71B093
and
SF6030
SF3927 (x2)
71B093
and
SF6030
made out of Z9V099
SF3926 (x2)
07/2014
G.5.3
HARDWARE
(SF3926)
Vent 52V25 (height 1450 Hv 2000 mm,

width 1000 mm)
made out of Z9V099
Hv/2 - 201.5
G.2.1 - G.2.3
SF3926
SF3927
SF3928(*)
52K11
52V25
base surface for
Lv/2 - 428.5
Hv/2 - 201.5
Z9V099
71B093
and
SF6030
SF3927 (x2)
71B093
and
SF6030
(*) - SF3928 (x1) - additional locking

points required when
Lv/2 - 428.5
made out of Z9V099
SF3926 (x2)
07/2014
G.5.4
TOOLS
& CONSUMABLES
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES
PUNCHING TOOLS
General punching tool

TG0050
TGO050 - overview
Operations:
Page:
Notching transom (1st level) for mullion
- H.1.2
Notching transom (2nd level) for mullion
- H.1.2
Notching transom (3rd level) for mullion
- H.1.2
Cropping out mullion (4th level) for

transom (3rd level)
- H.1.2
07/2014
H.1.1
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

TG0050
operations:
PUNCHING TOOLS
TGO050 - operations
1
Notching transom (1st level) for mullion
Notching transom (2nd level) for mullion
A-A
A-A
A
17
13
17
A
Notching transom (3rd level) for mullion
Cropping out mullion (4th level) for transom (3rd level)

A-A
A-A
A
17
19.5
17.5
56
A
Elegance 52 ST - KESXAL.1
A
07/2014
H.1.2
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

TG0050 + TG8021 (x2)
PUNCHING TOOLS
TG0050 + TG8021
Page:
Operations:
5
Cropping out mullion (3rd level) for

transom (2nd level)
- H.1.4
Cropping out mullion (4th level) for

transom (2nd level)
- H.1.4
Transformation set - TG8021
+
07/2014
H.1.3
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

TG0050 + TG8021 (x2)
operations:
PUNCHING TOOLS
TG0050 + TG8021 - operations
Cropping out mullion (3rd level) for transom (2nd level)
A-A
Cropping out mullion (4th level) for transom (2nd level)
A-A
15
56
15
56
07/2014
H.1.4
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

TG0055
PUNCHING TOOLS
TG0055 - overview
Operations:
Page:
Punching slotted holes in transom

(1st, 2nd & 3rd level)
- H.1.6
Punching holes in transom for CO2169

(1st level)
- H.1.6
10
Punching holes for mullion-mullion

connection (3rd level)
- H.1.6
11
Punching drainage holes in cover cap
- H.1.6
12
Punching drainage holes in pressure plate
- H.1.7
13
Punching pressure plate for drainage
- H.1.7
14
Punching holes in pressure plates
- H.1.7
12
8
11
9
10
13
14
07/2014
H.1.5
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

TG0055
operations:
PUNCHING TOOLS
TG0055 - operations
Punching slotted holes in transom (1st, 2nd & 3rd level)
20
20
R3
Punching holes in transom for CO2169 (1st level)
11.5
12.5
2.5
Punching tool TG0055 is designed to make 6 mm holes, 35 mm from the edge.

A distance plate will be required to position the holes 11,5 mm from the edge.
Punching holes for mullion-mullion connection (3rd level)
11
Punching drainage holes in cover cap
A-A
35
1.4
20
10
25
07/2014
H.1.6
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

TG0055
operations:
PUNCHING TOOLS
TG0055 - operations
12
Punching drainage holes in pressure plate
13
Punching pressure plate for drainage
.5
A
A-A
14.5
R2
38
A-A
50
Punching holes in pressure plates
A-A
24.5
A
6
49
14
07/2014
H.1.7
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

Drilling jig
TG4046
DRILLINGS JIGS
TG4046 - overview
Operations:
Page:
OG0255 - drilling for TS3Z-- and transom

(1st level)
- H.2.2

(2nd level)
- H.2.2

(3rd level)
- H.2.2
OG0259 - drilling for TS9Z01 and all types

of transoms
- H.2.2
OG0532 - drilling for CO2169 and transom

(1st level)
- H.2.3
07/2014
H.2.1
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES
DRILLINGS JIGS
50%
OG0255 OG0259
OG0255 - drilling for TS3Z-- and transom (1st level)
20
OG0259 - drilling for TS9Z01 and all types of transoms
38
15
20
20
20
20
43.5
18
20
15.5
17.5
48.5
17.5
20
62
17.5
20
20
OG0257 - drilling for TS3Z-- and transom (3rd level)
20
OG0256 - drilling for TS3Z-- and transom (2nd level)
18
18
07/2014
H.2.2
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES
DRILLINGS JIGS
50%
OG0532
38
20
45.5
OG0532 - drilling for CO2169 and transom (1st level)
20
07/2014
H.2.3
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES
OTHER TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

Screwdriver bit ...and butyl mastic
Symbol
79G511
Decription
Screwdriver bit
(for SCM645)
Drawing
Symbol
Decription
Drawing
Symbol
Decription
79G608
Vulcanising glue
for EPDM
79G700
Butyl mastic
Gasket roller
guide
TG3011
Drawing
Application drawing
H.3.2
79G517
92416
Step drill
6.6 -> 11 mm
778-951
Gasket roller
guide
Lever for cover

cap profile
BT1009
Glue
(1-component)
07/2014
H.3.1
TOOLS & CONSUMABLES
OTHER TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

TG3011 - operations
TG3011
Step 1
Lay down the gasket on
the profile, and place
the roller on it as shown
in the drawing.
Step 2
Pushing the roller down,
move it along the whole
length of the profile, until
the gasket fits the profile.
52R027
52P0-
TG3011
52R027
52P0-
07/2014
H.3.2
MACHINING
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
MACHINING
CUTTING MEASURE PLANS

Mullion-Transom connection
Mullion
(for machining - see
pages I.2.1 - I.2.9)
1
Transom
pages I.3.1 - I.3.3)
17
17
L1 = X - 20
G = X - 22
Glass
ISO 2768-m shall apply for non-tolerance-set measurement

07/2014
I.1.1
MACHINING

Mullion-Transom connection - heavy glass
Mullion
pages I.2.10 - I.2.13)
1
Transom
(for machining see page I.3.4)
9
26
26
L1 = X - 2
G = X - 22
Glass

07/2014
I.1.2
MACHINING

Mullion-Mullion connection (HL)
Mullion
pages I.2.14 - I.2.15)
X
0
Transom
(for machining see page I.3.5)
L1 = X - 52
X(*)
BT6011
(only for Horizontal Line)
(*) BT6011 foam (stock length 2 m)

is installed in the continuous way
through the whole width of the
facade
BT6011
G = X - 22
Glass
PV002 + 62S005
alternative for BT6011
(only for Horizontal Line)
Preparation of PV002
I.5.6
07/2014
I.1.3
MACHINING

Mullion-Transom connection - facetted facade
= 0
1 < < 5
1-5
52
52
2 = max 24
17
10
9.8
L1 = X - 20
L1 = X - 19.6
52T14
6 < < 10
L1
11 < < 12
11-12
6-1
X
X - distance between mullion axis
L1 - length of the transom (depends on the angle )
2 - angle between mullions
9.3
For more details on how to prepare connectors,
process mullions and assemble facetted facade
see catalog: Elegance 52 ST
8.5
L1 = X - 18.6
L1 = X - 17
X
07/2014
I.1.4
MACHINING
A-A
Standard SX solution
C
B
A
F
Accessories
Quantity
VS9927
RU9046
2(X - 380) + 2Y
RU9301
(X - 380) + Y
52C008 / 52C009 / 52C013
SCC616
9/1m
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
D
2
Quantity Shape
Profiles
B-B
Sawing length
CO2103
1
1
X - 380
Y - 56
CO2104
1
1
X - 380
Y - 56
Glass dimensions
X - 22
Y - 22
1
F
E
C
2
07/2014
I.1.5
MACHINING
A-A
Standard SX solution - heavy glass
HEAVY GLASS weight up to 360 kg
C
B
A
F
B
I.2.10
I.2.11
J.6.7
J.6.8
Accessories
Quantity
VS9927
RU9046
2(X - 410) + 2Y
RU9301
(X - 410) + Y
CO5023 / CO5024
SCC616
9/1m
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
D
2
Quantity Shape
Profiles
B-B
Sawing length
CO2103
1
1
X - 410
Y - 56
CO2104
1
1
X - 410
Y - 56
Glass dimensions
1
X - 22
Y - 22
F
E
C
2
1
07/2014
I.1.6
MACHINING
A-A
200
SX solution with VS0102- 3rd and 2nd drainage levels
B
G
30
Accessories
Quantity
VS9927
RU9046
2(X - 380) + 2Y
RU9301
(X - 380) + Y
52C008 / 52C009 / 52C013
SCC616
9/1m
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
VS0102
D
Quantity Shape
Profiles
1
Sawing length
CO2103
1
1
1
X - 380
200
Y - 56 - 230
CO2104
1
1
1
X - 180
200
Y - 56 - 230
Glass dimensions
1
X - 22
Y - 22
B-B
F
E
C
2
1
07/2014
I.1.7
MACHINING
A-A
X
A
HL solution
3
4
Quantity
BT6011 / PV002 + 62S005
RU9046
2(Y - 22)
RU9301
Y - 22
52C008 / 52C009 / 52C013
SCC616
9/1m
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
52R027
2X
SCM645
5/1m
Quantity Shape
Profiles
1
CO2103
G
F
Accessories
Sawing length
Y - 22
CO2104
Y - 22
52P0-
52A10
D
A
B-B
F
E
C
Glass dimensions
1
X - 22
Y - 22
1
07/2014
I.1.8
MACHINING
A-A
HL solution - heavy glass
BT6011 / PV002 + 62S005
RU9046
2(Y - 22)
RU9301
Y - 22
CO5024
SCC616
9/1m
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
52R027
2X
SCM645
5/1m
Quantity Shape
CO2103
I.2.10
I.2.11
I.4.15
3
4
G
F
Accessories
Quantity
Profiles
Sawing length
Y - 22
CO2104
Y - 22
52P0-
52A10
Glass dimensions
1
X - 22
Y - 22
B-B
C
2
1
07/2014
I.1.9
MACHINING
A-A
VL solution
C
B
Quantity
VS9927
RU9046
2(X - 380)
RU9301
X - 380
52C008 / 52C009 / 52C013
SCC616
9/1m
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
52R027
2Y
SCM645
5/1m
BT6011 / PV002 + 62S005
Y - 42
Quantity Shape
Profiles
1
CO2103
A
F
B
Accessories
Sawing length
X - 380
CO2104
X - 380
52P0-
D
2
B-B
F
H
52A11
Glass dimensions
1
X - 22
Y - 22
G
4
07/2014
I.1.10
MACHINING
A-A

VL solution - heavy glass
Quantity
VS9927
RU9046
2(X - 410)
RU9301
X - 410
CO5023
SCC616
9/1m
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
52R027
2Y
SCM645
5/1m
BT6011 / PV002 + 62S005
Y - 42
Quantity Shape
CO2103
I.2.10
I.2.11
I.4.18
C
B
A
F
B
Accessories
Profiles
Sawing length
X - 410
CO2104
X - 410
52P0-
52A11
D
A
B-B
F
H
I
Glass dimensions
1
X - 22
Y - 22
G
4
07/2014
I.1.11
MACHINING
A-A
HV2M03(*) / HV1M07
Norton tape (supplied by customer) 2(X - 45) + 2(Y - 45)
RU9046
2(X - 380) + 2Y
RU9301
(X - 380) + Y
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
VS9927
SCC616
9/1m
CO2291
82L416
Glazing packer (2x10x100 mm)
Distance block (6x12x50 mm)
2
Quantity Shape
Profiles
1
Quantity
CO2103
E
B
(*) for each corner accessory

SCZ003 (x2) is required!
Spandrel panel - 52V63

Accessories
A
Sawing length
1
1
X - 380
Y - 56
I
J
H
2
CO2104
1
1
X - 380
Y - 56
52V63
2
2
X - 22
Y - 22
52G18
2
2
X - 43
Y - 43
Glass dimensions
X - 22
Y - 22
1
B-B
G K
1
07/2014
I.1.12
MACHINING
A-A
1
D
C
Quantity
HV2R04(*) / 71H062
210-512
2(X - 35) + 2(Y - 35)
RU9046
2(X - 380) + 2Y
RU9301
(X - 380) + Y
52R02- / 52R22-
2X + 2Y
VS9927
SCC616
9/1m
CO2291
82L416
Glazing packer (2x10x100 mm)
Distance block (6x12x50 mm)
2
Quantity Shape
Profiles
1
CO2103
Spandrel panel - 52V64
B
E
B
(*) for each corner accessory

SCZ003 (x2) is required!
Accessories
A
Sawing length
1
1
X - 380
Y - 56
I
J
H
2
CO2104
1
1
X - 380
Y - 56
52V64
2
2
X - 22
Y - 22
52G18
2
2
X - 43
Y - 43
Glass dimensions
X - 22
Y - 22
1
B-B
G K
1
07/2014
I.1.13
MACHINING
SX solution with IT window (52V28) - sections

A-A
B
B
Y
1
N
H
F
B
C
L
J
B-B
A
I
O
E
5
N
D
07/2014
I.1.14
MACHINING

SX solution with IT window (52V28) - schedule
(*) for each corner accessory 778-500 (x2) are required!

(**) for each corner accessory SCZ003 (x2) are required!
Accessories
Quantity
CO5014
VS1144
HV2M03(**)
VS1145
210-512
2(X + Y)
82L416
210-514
4(X + Y)
SCA516
6-8
90950
2(X + Y)
SCC616
9/1m
RU9046
2(X + Y + 90)
SCZ007
12
RU9098
2(X + Y + 50)
Accessories
Quantity
HV1D07 / HV0D06(*)
HV1F13 / HV0F10(*)
Quantity Shape
Profiles
Sawing length
52P61
2
2
X + 40.0
Y + 40.0
52K13
2
2
X - 58.0
Y - 58.0
52V28
2
2
X - 76.0
Y - 76.0
52G01
2
2
X - 78.8
Y - 78.8
52F06
Y - 52.0
Glass dimensions
X - 44
Y - 44
1
07/2014
I.1.15
MACHINING
SX solution with IT window (52V25) - sections

A-A
B
B
Y
1
N
H
F
A
C
L
J
B-B
B
B
M
O
I
E
5
N
D
07/2014
I.1.16
MACHINING

SX solution with IT window (52V25) - schedule

Accessories
Quantity
CO5013
VS1144
HV2M03(**)
VS1145
210-512
2(X + Y)
82L416
210-514
4(X + Y)
SCA516
6-8
90950
2(X + Y)
SCC616
9/1m
RU9046
2(X + Y + 90)
SCZ007
12
RU9098
2(X + Y + 50)
Accessories
Quantity
HV1D06 / HV0D05(*)
HV1F07 / HV0F09(*)
Quantity Shape
Profiles
Sawing length
52P61
2
2
X + 40.0
Y + 40.0
52K11
2
2
X - 58.0
Y - 58.0
52V25
2
2
X - 76.0
Y - 76.0
52G01
2
2
X - 78.8
Y - 78.8
52F06
Y - 52.0
Glass dimensions
X - 44
Y - 44
1
07/2014
I.1.17
MACHINING
SX - HL solution with IT window (52V28) - sections

A-A
B
B
Y
J
R
4
F
B
C
N
M
2
3
B-B
A
K
Q
E
8
P
D
07/2014
I.1.18
MACHINING

SX - HL solution with IT window (52V28) - schedule
Quantity Shape
Profiles

Accessories
Quantity
CO5014
VS1145
HV2M03(**)
VS1146
210-512
2(X + Y)
82L416
210-514
4(X + Y)
SCA516
6-8
90950
2(X + Y)
SCC616
9/1m
RU9046
2(Y - 22)
SCZ007
12
RU9098
2(Y - 52)
SCM645
5/1m
52R027
2X
Accessories
Quantity
HV1D07 / HV0D06(*)
HV1F13 / HV0F10(*)
J BT6011/PV002+62S005
Sawing length
52P61
Y - 22.0
52P0-
52A10
KU2047
X - 20.0
52K13
2
2
X - 58.0
Y - 58.0
52V28
2
2
X - 76.0
Y - 76.0
52G01
2
2
X - 78.8
Y - 78.8
52F06
Y - 52.0
Y - 76
Glass dimensions
X - 44
1
07/2014
I.1.19
MACHINING
SX - HL solution with IT window (52V25) - sections

A-A
B
B
Y
J
R
4
F
A
C
N
M
2
3
B-B
B
O
Q
8
P
D
07/2014
I.1.20
MACHINING

SX - HL solution with IT window (52V25) - schedule
Quantity Shape
Profiles

Accessories
Quantity
CO5013
VS1145
HV2M03(**)
VS1146
210-512
2(X + Y)
82L416
210-514
4(X + Y)
SCA516
6-8
90950
2(X + Y)
SCC616
9/1m
RU9046
2(Y - 22)
SCZ007
12
RU9098
2(Y - 52)
SCM645
5/1m
52R027
2X
Accessories
Quantity
HV1D06 / HV0D05(*)
HV1F07 / HV0F09(*)
J BT6011/PV002+62S005
Sawing length
52P61
Y - 22.0
52P0-
52A10
KU2047
X - 20.0
52K11
2
2
X - 58.0
Y - 58.0
52V25
2
2
X - 76.0
Y - 76.0
52G01
2
2
X - 78.8
Y - 78.8
52F06
Y - 52.0
Y - 76
Glass dimensions
X - 44
1
07/2014
I.1.21
MACHINING

SX - VL solution with IT window (52V28) - sections
A-A
B
B
Y
1
P
H
F
B
C
N
L
B-B
A
K
Q
E
8
M
J
4
I
R
2
3
07/2014
I.1.22
MACHINING

SX - VL solution with IT window (52V28) - schedule
Quantity Shape
Profiles

Accessories
Quantity
CO5014
VS1144
HV2M03(**)
VS1147
210-512
2(X + Y)
82L416
210-514
4(X + Y)
SCA516
6-8
90950
2(X + Y)
SCC616
9/1m
RU9046
2(X - 20)
SCZ007
12
RU9098
2(X - 52)
SCM645
5/1m
52R027
2Y
Accessories
Quantity
HV1D07 / HV0D06(*)
HV1F13 / HV0F10(*)
J BT6011/PV002+62S005
Sawing length
52P61
X - 20.0
52P0-
52A11
KU2047
Y- 16.0
52K13
2
2
X - 58.0
Y - 58.0
52V28
2
2
X - 76.0
Y - 76.0
52G01
2
2
X - 78.8
Y - 78.8
52F06
Y - 52.0
X - 76
Glass dimensions
Y - 44
1
Y - 42
07/2014
I.1.23
MACHINING

SX - VL solution with IT window (52V25) - sections
A-A
B
B
Y
1
P
H
F
A
C
N
L
B-B
B
B
O
Q
K
E
8
M
J
4
I
R
2
3
07/2014
I.1.24
MACHINING

SX - VL solution with IT window (52V25) - schedule
Quantity Shape
Profiles

Accessories
Quantity
HV1D06 / HV0D05(*)
HV1F07 / HV0F09(*)
Accessories
Quantity
CO5013
VS1144
HV2M03(**)
VS1147
210-512
2(X + Y)
82L416
210-514
4(X + Y)
SCA516
6-8
90950
2(X + Y)
SCC616
9/1m
RU9046
2(X - 20)
SCZ007
12
RU9098
2(X - 52)
SCM645
5/1m
52R027
2Y
J BT6011/PV002+62S005
Sawing length
52P61
X - 20.0
52P0-
52A11
KU2047
Y- 16.0
52K11
2
2
X - 58.0
Y - 58.0
52V25
2
2
X - 76.0
Y - 76.0
52G01
2
2
X - 78.8
Y - 78.8
52F06
Y - 52.0
X - 76
Glass dimensions
Y - 44
1
Y - 42
07/2014
I.1.25
MACHINING
PROCESSING FOR CONNECTORS

Mullion (3rd level) for transom (1st level) - TS9Z01
3rd
drainage level
mullion
Assembly details
J.2.1
52T15
52T16
52T18
52T19
52T71
TS9Z01
TG4046
+
OG0259
TS9Z01
52T70
12
T-Connector
52T72
Scale 1:2
Hole no.
52T17
7
Detail A
Profile(s)
52T20
52T21
Preparation of transom
I.3.1
52
5.5
10
20
Transom
axis
1st
drainage level
transom
Max. glass weight [kg]

2 x SCA516
80 kg
2 x SCA516
TS9Z01
220 kg

07/2014
I.2.1
MACHINING
Profile(s)
Mullion (3rd level) for transom (1st level) - TS3Z--
52T13
(*) - special holes (positions 1, 2, 1)
for profiles 52i62, 52i66, 52i82
3rd
drainage level
mullion
4
19
J.2.2
3
2*
TS3Z51
52T16
TS3Z36
TS3Z56
TS3Z76
TS3Z96
52T20
52T21
52T71
TG4046
+
OG0255
I.3.1
TS3Z--
52
TS3Z36
52T19
1*
Scale 1:2
52T70
52i62
52i66, 52i82
Detail A
52T15
52T18
1*
52T72
1(*)
2(*)
TS3Z26
52T17
Assembly details
T-Connector
52T14
15
Hole no.
5.5
1st
drainage level
transom
10
20
Transom
axis

2 x SCA516
80 kg
2 x SCA516
TS3Zxx + 2x SCA516
280 kg

07/2014
I.2.2
MACHINING

Mullion (3rd level) for transom (1st level) - CO2169
Profile(s)
Hole no.
52T72
3rd
drainage level
mullion
52T70
52T71
T-Connector
CO2169
3
2
Assembly details
J.2.3
15
CO2169
TG4046
+
OG0532
Detail A
Scale 1:2
I.3.1
52
5.5
10
20
Transom
axis
1st
drainage level
transom

2 x SCA516
80 kg
2 x SCA516
CO2169 + SCC617
220 kg

07/2014
I.2.3
MACHINING
Profile(s)
Mullion (3rd level) for transom (2nd level) - TS9Z01

3rd
drainage level
mullion
Assembly details
J.2.4
12
Hole no.
T-Connector
52R80
not applicable
52R81
not applicable
52T82
52T83
52T84
52T85
52T87
52T86
TS9Z01
TS9Z01
TG4046
+
OG0259
Detail A
Scale 1:2
I.3.2
52
5.5
56
20
10
Transom
axis
2nd
drainage level
transom

2 x SCA516
100 kg
2 x SCA516
TS9Z01
150 kg

07/2014
I.2.4
MACHINING
Profile(s)
Mullion (3rd level) for transom (2nd level) - TS3Z-3rd

drainage level
mullion
Hole no.
T-Connector
52R80
not applicable
52R81
not applicable
52T82
52T83
TS3Z26
52T84
5
Assembly details
J.2.5
3
2
TS3Z36
52T85
TS3Z56
52T87
TS3Z76
52T86
TS3Z96
TS3Z-For transoms
52R80 and 52R81
use SCA516 only.
TG4046
+
OG0256
Detail A
Scale 1:2
I.3.2
52
5.5
56
20
10
Transom
axis
2nd
drainage level
transom

2 x SCA516
80 kg
2 x SCA516
TS3Zxx + 2 x SCA516
220 kg

07/2014
I.2.5
MACHINING
Profile(s)
Mullion (4th level) for transom (1st level) - TS9Z01
Hole no.
not applicable
52T15
4th
drainage level
mullion
52T16
Assembly details
J.2.6
52T18
52T70
12
52T19
TG4046
+
OG0259
TS9Z01
52T71
TS9Z01
Scale 1:2
52T72
Detail A
52T17
7
T-Connector
52T20
52T21
I.3.1
52
5.5
10
20
Transom
axis
1st
drainage level
transom

2 x SCA516
80 kg
2 x SCA516
TS9Z01
220 kg

07/2014
I.2.6
MACHINING

Mullion (4th level) for transom (1st level) - CO2169
4th
drainage level
mullion
Profile(s)
Hole no.
52T72
52T70
52T71
T-Connector
CO2169
3
2
Assembly details
J.2.7
15
CO2169
TG4046
+
OG0532
Detail A
Scale 1:2
I.3.1
52
5.5
10
20
Transom
axis
1st
drainage level
transom

2 x SCA516
80 kg
2 x SCA516
CO2169 + SCC617
220 kg

07/2014
I.2.7
MACHINING

Mullion (4th level) for transom (3rd level) - TS9Z01
Profile(s)
4th
drainage level
mullion
52M50
52M52
52M53
52M54
52M55
Assembly details
J.2.8
Hole no.
not applicable
52i51
T-Connector
TS9Z01
12
TS9Z01
TG4046
+
OG0259
I.3.3
3rd
drainage level
transom

CO2026
2 x 80B516
120 kg
CO2026 + 2 x 80B516
TS9Z01
200 kg

07/2014
I.2.8
MACHINING
Profile(s)
Mullion (4th level) for transom (3rd level) - TS3Z--
Hole no.
T-Connector
52i51
4th
drainage level
mullion
52M50
TS3Z26
52M52
5
Assembly details
TS3Z36
52M53
TS3Z56
52M54
TS3Z76
52M55
TS3Z96
J.2.9
2
TS3Z-1
TG4046
+
OG0257
I.3.3
3rd
drainage level
transom

CO2026
2 x 80B516
120 kg
CO2026 + 2 x 80B516
TS3Zxx + 2 x SCA516
280 kg

07/2014
I.2.9
MACHINING

Mullion (3rd level) for transom (1st level) - TS9Z01 - heavy glass
3rd
drainage level
mullion
Assembly details
J.2.10
52T15
52T16
52T18
52T19
52T71
TS9Z01
TG4046
+
OG0259
TS9Z01
52T70
12
T-Connector
52T72
Scale 1:2
Hole no.
52T17
7
Detail A
Profile(s)
52T20
52T21
I.3.4
52
5.75
5.5
10
4.75
20
Transom
axis
1st
drainage level
transom

2 x SCA516
TS9Z01
360 kg

07/2014
I.2.10
MACHINING

Mullion (3rd level) for transom (1st level) - CO2169 - heavy glass
3rd
drainage level
mullion
Profile(s)
Hole no.
52T72
52T70
52T71
T-Connector
CO2169
3
2
Assembly details
J.2.11
15
CO2169
TG4046
+
OG0532
Detail A
Scale 1:2
I.3.4
52
5.75
5.5
10
4.75
20
Transom
axis
1st
drainage level
transom

2 x SCA516
CO2169 + SCC617
360 kg

07/2014
I.2.11
MACHINING
Profile(s)
Mullion (4th level) for transom (1st level) - TS9Z01 - heavy glass
Hole no.
not applicable
52T15
4th
drainage level
mullion
52T16
52T17
Assembly details
J.2.12
52T72
52T18
52T70
12
52T19
TG4046
+
OG0259
TS9Z01
52T71
TS9Z01
T-Connector
52T20
52T21
I.3.4
Detail A
Scale 1:2
52
5.75
5.5
1st
drainage level
transom
10
4.75
20
Transom
axis

2 x SCA516
TS9Z01
300 kg

07/2014
I.2.12
MACHINING

Mullion (4th level) for transom (1st level) - CO2169 - heavy glass
4th
drainage level
mullion
Profile(s)
Hole no.
52T72
52T70
52T71
T-Connector
CO2169
3
2
Assembly details
J.2.13
15
CO2169
TG4046
+
OG0532
Detail A
Scale 1:2
I.3.4
52
5.75
5.5
10
4.75
20
Transom
axis
1st
drainage level
transom

2 x SCA516
CO2169 + SCC617
300 kg

07/2014
I.2.13
MACHINING

Mullion (3rd level) for transom (3rd level) - TS9Z01 + TS9Z00 (HL)
Profile(s)
Hole no.
not applicable
52i50
3rd
drainage level
mullion
Assembly details
J.3.1
T-Connector
52M50
52M52
52M53
52M54
52M55
TS9Z01
12
2
TS9Z01
TS9Z00
TG4046
+
OG0259
Detail A
Scale 1:2
I.3.5
52
5.5
.5
10
20
Transom
axis
3rd
drainage level
transom

TS9Z00
+ 2 x SCZ401
120 kg
TS9Z00
+ 2 x SCZ401
200 kg
TS9Z01

07/2014
I.2.14
MACHINING

Mullion (3rd level) for transom (3rd level) - TS3Z-- + TS9Z00 (HL)
Profile(s)
Hole no.
T-Connector
52i50
3rd
drainage level
mullion
52M50
TS3Z26
52M52
5
Assembly details
TS3Z36
52M53
TS3Z56
52M54
TS3Z76
52M55
TS3Z96
J.3.2
2*
1*
TS3Z-TS9Z00
1*
TG4046
+
OG0255
Detail A
Scale 1:2
I.3.5
52
5.5
.5
10
20
Transom
axis
3rd
drainage level
transom

TS9Z00
+ 2 x SCZ401
120 kg
TS9Z00
+ 2 x SCZ401
TS3Z-+ 4 x SCA516
280 kg

07/2014
I.2.15
MACHINING
PREPARATION OF TRANSOMS
Machining of first level drainage TRANSOM
Applicable for transoms:
52T10
52T14
52T11
52T15
52T12
52T16
52T13
52T17
52T18
52T19
52T20
52T21
52T70
52T71
52T72
12.5
2.5
16
17
20
22.5
16
17
17
L1 = X - 20
L1 - length of the transom

X - axis-axis distance between mullions

07/2014
I.3.1
MACHINING
Machining of second level drainage TRANSOM

52R80
52T84
52R81
52T85
52T82
52T86
52T83
52T87
12.5
2.5
16
17
20
36
13
16
17
17
L1 = X - 20


07/2014
I.3.2
MACHINING
Machining of third level drainage TRANSOM
52i51
52M50
52i62
52M52
52i64
52M53
52i82
52M54
52M55
52R58
52R59
12.5
2.5
16
17
20
17
40.5
17.5
16
17
L1 = X - 20


07/2014
I.3.3
MACHINING
Machining of first level drainage TRANSOM - heavy glass

52T10
52T14
52T11
52T15
52T12
52T16
52T13
52T17
52T18
52T19
52T20
52T21
52T70
52T71
52T72
26
12.5
2.5
16
21 10
20
21
R3
26
22.5
26
L1 = X - 2


07/2014
I.3.4
MACHINING
Machining of TRANSOM for Horizontal Line
Applicable for transoms (only for Horizontal Line solution):
52i51
52M50
52M55
52i62
52M52
52R58
52i64
52M53
52R59
52i82
52M54
Drill holes only in case of connection

by means of TS3Z-- T-connectors
35
16
20
16
L1 = X - 52

07/2014
I.3.5
MACHINING
Machining of first level drainage TRANSOM - facetted facade

52T13
52T17
52T14
52T18
52T15
52T19
52T16
52T20
52T21
12.5
16
21 10
20
21
R3
2.5
For more details see
I.1.4
2.5
17
22.5
L1 - length of the transom (depends on the angle )

2 - angle between mullions
12.5
L1
07/2014
I.3.6
MACHINING
PREPARATION OF CLAMPING ELEMENTS

CO2103 and CO2104 - glazing support 52C008,
52C013 and 52C009
52C008 or
52C013 or
52C009
CO2104
SCC616
CO2103
RU9046
28 or 190
25(*)
B
The fixing holes on both profiles, CO2103 and CO2104 must match with one another.
In the profile CO2103 only drill a first hole at a distance of 50 mm from each end.
(*) Common existing fixing holes pre-machined in profiles CO2103 and CO2104.
CO2103

50
11.1
80
11.1
125
B-B
80
125
25(*)
5.6
250
axis of transom or mullion
Assembly details
J.6.1
J.6.2
J.6.3
A-A
7.1
CO2104
07/2014
I.4.1
MACHINING

CO2103 and CO2104 for VS0102
(3rd and 1st drainage level)
CO2104
52C008
SCC616
CO2103
RU9046
28 or 190
25(*)
B
CO2103

50
11.1
80
11.1
125
B-B
80
125
25(*)
5.6
250
Assembly details
J.6.1
J.6.2
J.6.3
A-A
7.1
CO2104
07/2014
I.4.2
MACHINING
A
80
11.1
25(*)
B
B-B
5.6
125
190 or 258
50
25
28
C-C
200
200
125
50
D-D
The fixing holes on both profiles, CO2103 and CO2104 must match with one
another.
CO2103(**)
5.6
80
7.1
CO2104(**)
J.6.4
J.6.5
J.6.6
axis of transom
Assembly details
11.1(x4)
80
11.1(x2)
11.1
125
CO2103
125
25(*)
80
250
CO2104
CO2103 and CO2104 for VS0102 (3rd and 2nd drainage level)
A-A
7.1
100
50

07/2014
I.4.3
MACHINING

CO2103 and CO2104 - glazing support CO5023 and CO5024
CO5023
or
CO5024
CO2104
SCC616
CO2103
RU9046
28 or 205
CO2103
B
50
80
7.1
50(*)
100
11.1
125
25(*)
B-B
5.6
250
Details
(**) I.5.2
J.6.7
J.6.8
11.1
A-A
80
CO2104
07/2014
I.4.4
MACHINING

Preparation of holes in 52P61
IT window
20
125
52P61
25.2
SCC616
RU9046
Assembly details
11.5
125
Y
A-A
10.4
20
==
90
H= Y+40
J.6.9
J.6.10
J.6.11
J.6.12
J.6.13
70
70
52P61
axis of transom
axis of mullion
RU9046
125
A 125
X
B= X+40
07/2014
I.4.5
MACHINING
RU9046
Machining of profile 52P61- upper part of IT window
SCC616
axis of mullion
52P61
100
IT window
110
70
70
125
125
5-0.5
axis of transom
52P61
125
5-0.5
A-A
12.1
RU9046
125
Assembly details
J.6.14
20

07/2014
I.4.6
MACHINING
Application area

Preparation of drainage and aeration holes in HL solution
1.2 m
> 1.2 m
1.2m 1.2m 1.2m
>1.2 m
>1.2 m
>1.2 m
additional holes in the centre

Details
Details
I.4.8
I.4.10
J.8.1
J.8.2
I.4.9
I.4.10
J.8.3
J.8.4
07/2014
I.4.7
MACHINING
Application area

Preparation of drainage and aeration holes (HL) 1.2m
A-A
R2.
1.2m 1.2m 1.2m
Slotted drainage holes

5
38
6
50
B-B
.5
Slotted aeration holes
38
R2
FPC
Details
I.4.7
I.4.10
J.8.1
J.8.2
07/2014
I.4.8
MACHINING
Application area

Preparation of drainage and aeration holes (HL) >1.2m
A-A
R2.
>1.2m
>1.2m
>1.2m

5
38
6
50
B-B
.5
38
R2
FPC
Details
I.4.7
I.4.10
J.8.3
J.8.4
07/2014
I.4.9
MACHINING

Drainage and aeration holes in 52A10 (HL)
52A10- drainage and

aeration slots
axis of mullion
axis of mullion
A-A
140
25
25
8.6
B-B
L/2
L/2
140
52A10- drainage and aeration slots,

additional slot in the centre
25
8.6
FPC
Details
I.4.7
I.4.8
I.4.9
07/2014
I.4.10
MACHINING
Application area

Preparation of drainage and aeration holes (HL) 1.2m - PV002
A-A
R2.
1.2m 1.2m 1.2m

5
38
6
50
B-B
.5
38
R2
FPC
Details
I.4.13
J.8.5
07/2014
I.4.11
MACHINING
Application area

Preparation of drainage and aeration holes (HL) >1.2m - PV002
A-A
R2.
>1.2m
>1.2m
>1.2m

5
38
6
50
B-B
.5
38
R2
FPC
Details
I.4.13
J.8.5
07/2014
I.4.12
MACHINING

Drainage and aeration holes in 52A10 (HL)
52A10- drainage and

aeration slots
axis of mullion
axis of mullion
A-A
52
25
25
8.6
B-B
L/2
L/2
52
52A10- drainage and aeration slots,

additional slot in the centre
25
8.6
FPC
Details
I.4.11
I.4.12
07/2014
I.4.13
MACHINING

Preparation of CO2103 and CO2104 (HL)
SCC616
CO2104
42(*)
CO2103
CO2103
67
CO2104
42(*)
RU9046
11
axis of transom
125
Assembly details
250
125
J.8.1
A-A
B-B
5.6
FPC
11.1
80
7.1
80
11.1

07/2014
I.4.14
MACHINING

Preparation of CO2103 and CO2104 (HL) - heavy glass
SCC616
CO2104
42(*)
CO2103
CO2103
67
CO2104
42(*)
RU9046
11
axis of transom
125
Assembly details
250
125
J.8.2
A-A
B-B
5.6
FPC
11.1
80
7.1
80
11.1

07/2014
I.4.15
MACHINING

Preparation of CO2103 and CO2104 (VL)
52R027
52P08
52P09
BT6011
SCM645
21
Axis of transom
BT6011
FPC

07/2014
I.4.16
MACHINING

Preparation of CO2103, CO2104 & 52P0- - water drainage spout VS0102 (VL)
52R027
52P08
52P09
VS0102
Cutting of VS0102
Processing details
20
I.4.1
I.4.2
I.5.1
Cut-Off

07/2014
I.4.17
MACHINING

Preparation of CO2103 and CO2104 (VL) - heavy glass
52R027
52P08
52P09
BT6011
SCM645
21
Axis of transom
Processing details
I.4.4
(**)I.5.2
BT6011
FPC

07/2014
I.4.18
MACHINING
PREPARATION OF FILLING ELEMENTS

Cut out VS9927 for application VS0102
VS9927
27
27.5
14.5
Cut out VS9927 for

water drainage spout VS0102
Assembly details
J.7.1
J.7.2
19
370

07/2014
I.5.1
MACHINING

Central filling plug VS9927 - glazing support CO5023 or CO5024
CO5023
or
CO5024
VS9927(*)
J.6.7
J.6.8
J.7.2
VS9927 (*)
40
165
14.5
Assembly details
27.5
(*) Cut out VS9927 for

glazing supports
CO5023 and CO5024
370
07/2014
I.5.2
MACHINING

Cut out of VS9927 for IT window
J.6.11
J.6.13
VS9927 (**)
14.5
Assembly details
27.5
(**) Cut out VS9927 for

solution with IT window
77
177
07/2014
I.5.3
MACHINING

Filling profile BT6011 - drainage and aeration - 52C008/52C013/52C006
BT6011
A-A
52C008
27
cut out
for drainage
52C008
BT6011
BT6011
B-B
13.5
27
cut out
for aeration
52C009
52C009
BT6011
BT6011
Assembly details
J.8.1
(*) J.8.3

07/2014
I.5.4
MACHINING

Filling profile BT6011 - drainage and aeration - 52C024
CO5024
BT6011
A-A
BT6011
BT6011
27
cut out
for drainage
CO5024
B-B
13.5
27
cut out
for aeration
Assembly details
Assembly details
J.8.2
J.8.4
07/2014
I.5.5
MACHINING

Cut out PV002 - Horizontal Line
A-A
axis of mullion
10
PV002
12
Assembly details
J.8.5

07/2014
I.5.6
MACHINING
PREPARATION OF GLAZING SUPPORTS

52C008, 52C013 and 52C009
Refers to glazing support - 52C008
40
52C013
52C009
56
60
Machining of glazing support,

marked as 52C008 (*),
for glazing G2 = 6 mm


E.2.1
E.2.2
E.2.3
38.5
52
56

07/2014
I.6.1
MACHINING
PREPARATION OF FRAMES FOR SPANDRELS

Processing for corners - 52V63/52V64
Processing of frame 52V64 for corner cleat HV2R04 (with conical pegs)
Processing of frame 52V63 for corner cleat HV2M03 (with conical pegs)
37
34.9
37
Assembly of frame
J.9.1
A-A
34.9
Assembly of frame
J.9.4
B-B
52V63
52V64
19.5
20
45
40
30
45
3
5
3 mm
5
3 mm

07/2014
I.7.1
MACHINING
Installation of supports
J.9.7
Processing for glazing support - 52V63/52V64

A
A-A
52V63
3.5
CO2291
3.5 mm
3.5
2.1
81.9
84
80
B-B
52V64
3.5
CO2291
3.5 mm
2.1
81.9
84
3.5
80
07/2014
I.7.2
MACHINING
B-B

Drainage and aeration holes in 52V63
40
20
40
B
30
27.9
20
6
A-A
65
62.9
75
75
52V63
52V63

07/2014
I.7.3
MACHINING
B-B

Drainage and aeration holes in 52V64
52V64
65
62.9
75
75
R3
40
20
40
30
27.9
52V64
A-A
20

07/2014
I.7.4
MACHINING
For details concenring the assembly

of frames and vents please see
catalogue - Elegance 52 IT NS
PROCESSING FOR IT WINDOW

Processing for glazing supports - 52V28
104.3
3.4
100
104.3
B-B
Supports installation
VS1145
J.10.1
104.3
A
52V28
80
A-A
52V28
3.4 mm
5.9
100
104.3
5.9
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4 mm
80
VS1144
07/2014
I.8.1
MACHINING

Processing for hardware installation - 52V28
4.5
2.5
15
2.5
52V28

07/2014
I.8.2
MACHINING

A-A
Processing for drainage - 52K13
20
25
52K13
A
34.5
2.5
59.5
B-B
20 25
.5
R2
59.5
20
59.5

07/2014
I.8.3
MACHINING

Locations of holes for anchoring in facade
Holes location for the top-hung window.
For Lf 1400 mm
Lx=0
Lf
Lx
200
200
For Lf > 1400 mm

Lx = Lf/2 + 50 mm
DF3002 -
Hf
DF3002 DF3003 -
(*) for 500 Hf < 650 mm,

no holes are required in
the bottom of the window
Hx
200*
DF3003 DF3004 -
for 500 Hf < 900 mm

Hx = 0
for 900 Hf 1200 mm
Hx = Hf/2
for 1100 Hf < 1200 mm
Hx = 500 mm
for 1200 Hf 1600 mm
Hx = Hf/2
for 1500 Hf 2000 mm
Hx = Hf/2
Drilling details
I.8.5

07/2014
I.8.4
MACHINING
38.8
Holes location
Processing for anchoring in facade - 52K13
32.3
I.8.4
52F06
52K13
Holes required for installation of the
window frame (52K13) in the facade.
16.5
10
10
See also glazing
E.2.12
32.3
16.5
38.8
07/2014
I.8.5
MACHINING
130
30
30
Processing for fixing pieces - CO5014
130
.1
38.5
Application of fixing pieces CO5014 (for 52K13)
Transom axis
140
130
30
30
CO5014
Installation of fixing pieces
30
30
4.
140
30
ISO 2768-m shall apply for

non-tolerance-set measurement
140
38.5
140
K.2.1
Transom axis
07/2014
I.8.6
MACHINING
For details concenring the assembly

of frames and vents please see
catalogue - Elegance 52 IT NS

Processing for glazing supports - 52V25
104.3
100
104.3
B-B
3.4
Supports installation
J.10.2
104.3
A
VS1145
52V25
80
A-A
52V25
3.4
3.4 mm
3.4
5.9
A
100
104.3
80
5.9
3.4
3.4
3.4 mm
VS1144
07/2014
I.8.7
MACHINING

Processing for hardware installation - 52V25
2.5
15
52V25
2.5
4.5

07/2014
I.8.8
MACHINING

Processing for drainage - 52K11
B-B
20
52K11
20
45
1.8
9.2
6.7
0.8
11.7
6.7
5
1.8
50
34.5
0.8
A-A
79.5
C-C
52V25
C
20
1.5
.5
20
1.8
R2
45
23.8
20
.5
50
R2
20
47.8
20
79.5
79.5
149.5
149.5

07/2014
I.8.9
MACHINING
Drilling details
I.8.11
Processing for fixing pieces - CO5013

Holes location for the top-hung window.
200
Lx
Lx
For Lf > 1000 mm

Lx = Lf/2 - 300 mm
200
Hx
(*) for 500 Hf < 650 mm,

no holes are required in
the bottom of the window
200*
Hf
For Lf > 1400 mm

Lx = Lf/2 + 50 mm
200
200
Lf
for Lf 1000 mm
Lx = 0
Lx
Hf
Lf
Hx
For Lf 1400 mm
Lx=0
Holes location for the parallel window.
DF3002 DF3002 DF3003 DF3003 DF3004 -
for 500 Hf < 900 mm

Hx = 0
for 900 Hf 1200 mm
Hx = Hf/2
For Hf > 1050 mm

additional hole(s) required
(Hx = max. 650 mm)
for 1100 Hf < 1200 mm

Hx = 500 mm
for 1200 Hf 1600 mm
Hx = Hf/2
for 1500 Hf 2000 mm
Hx = Hf/2

07/2014
I.8.10
MACHINING
57.8
51.3
Locations of holes for anchoring in facade

52F06
52K11
Holes required for installation of the
window frame (52K11) in the facade.
35.5
10
10
See also glazing
E.2.12
35.5
51.3
57.8
07/2014
I.8.11
MACHINING
130
30
30
43.5
Processing for anchoring in facade - 52K11
130
4.
Application of fixing pieces CO5013 (for 52K11)
Transom axis
130
140
140
30
1
Installation of fixing pieces
30
30
30
CO5013
30
4.
ISO 2768-m shall apply for

non-tolerance-set measurement
140
43.5
140
K.2.6
Transom axis
07/2014
I.8.12
MACHINING

Preparation of KU2047 for Horizontal Line
17
9
KU2047
RU9098
10.5
KU2047
11
Sealing details
100
K.2.11
125(*)
(*) cut and remove leg for glazing support - min. 125 mm
17
KU2047
RU9098
11
125(*)
10.5
KU2047
100
(*) cut and remove leg for glazing support - min. 125 mm

07/2014
I.8.13
MACHINING

Preparation of KU2047 for Vertical Line
10.5
KU2047
13.9
11
17
17
11
100
KU2047
10.5
RU9098
KU2047
13.9
45(*)
KU2047
RU9098
(*) cut and remove leg for

glazing support - min. 45 mm
Sealing details
K.2.11

07/2014
I.8.14
ASSEMBLY
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
ASSEMBLY
OVERVIEW OF DIFFERENT JUNCTIONS

Drainage principles - two levels drainage
Understanding drainage levels - idea of two levels drainage (common solution)
1st drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level

52T152T252T7-
1st drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level
3rd drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level

3rd drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level

3rd drainage level
3rd drainage level
1st drainage level
1st drainage level
52i-52M552R53rd drainage level
07/2014
J.1.1
ASSEMBLY

Drainage principles - four levels drainage
1st drainage level

1-2
3rd drainage level

3-4
4th drainage level
2nd drainage level
4th drainage level
Understanding drainage levels - idea of four levels of drainage
1-2
2-3
2-3
1-2
52T152T252T7-
2-3
3-4
3-4
52R852T8-
1st drainage level
52i-52M552R5-
52M052M1-
2nd drainage level

3rd drainage level
4th drainage level

07/2014
J.1.2
ASSEMBLY

Installation - mullion-mullion-transom
Installation sequence:
1 5
Mullions
Transoms
3
A
A/B
SCA516 (x2)
A/B
TS9Z01
A/B
A/B
B
SCA516 (x2)
A/B
A/B
5
07/2014
J.1.3
ASSEMBLY
2
Installation - mullion-transoms-mullion
CO2169
C
Only for transoms

52T70, 52T71 &
52T72.
SCA516 (x2)
1
C/D
Mullion
Transoms
Mullion
Transoms
Mullion (etc.)
TS3Z-C/D
D
C/D
SCA516 (x2)
C/D
4
07/2014
J.1.4
ASSEMBLY
1
Installation - ladder method
1 3
Ladders
Transoms
2
A
3
C/D
SCA516 (x2)
C/D
TS9Z01
A/B
A/B
3
SCA516 (x2)
C/D
C/D
CO2169
C
Only for transoms

52T70, 52T71 &
52T72.
SCA516 (x2)
SCA516 (x2)
TS3Z-D
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.1.5
ASSEMBLY
2
Installation - mullion-transoms-mullion (HL)
1
E
E/F/G
TS9Z00
Mullion
Transoms
Mullion
Transoms
Mullion (etc.)
SCZ401 (x2)
TS9Z01
E/F/G
F
E/F/G
TS9Z00
SCZ401 (x2)
TS3Z-E/F/G
G
4
SCA516 (x2)
TS9Z00
85Z001 (x2)
SCZ401 (x2)
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.1.6
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
MULLION - TRANSOM PRINCIPLE
I.2.1
Mullion (3rd) and transom (1st) - TS9Z01
Optional accessories
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.1
52R051
1
3
TS9Z01 is optional
(depending on glass
weight).
2
TS9Z01
4
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.1
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.2.2
Mullion (3rd) and transom (1st) - TS3Z--
Transom preparation
TS3Z--
J.2.14
I.3.1
52R051
1
SCA516 (x2)
3
4
5
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.2
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.2.3
Mullion (3rd) and transom (1st) - CO2169
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.1
52R051
1
2
CO2169
Two options of installation

of CO2169 depending on
the required expansion
compensation.
SCC617
J.2.16
5
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.3
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.2.4
Mullion (3rd) and transom (2nd) - TS9Z01
Transom preparation
I.3.2
J.2.14
VS1416
TS9Z01 is optional
(depending on glass
weight).
1
TS9Z01
4
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.4
ASSEMBLY
J.2.14
Mullion (3rd) and transom (2nd) - TS3Z-Processing details

Transom preparation
I.2.5
I.3.2
2
TS3Z--
1
SCA516 (x2)
3
VS1416
5
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.5
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.2.6
Mullion (4th) and transom (1st) - TS9Z01
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.1
52R051
1
3
TS9Z01 is optional
(depending on glass
weight).
2
TS9Z01
4
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.6
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.2.7
Mullion (4th) and transom (1st) - CO2169
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.1
52R051
1
2
CO2169

compensation.
SCC617
J.2.16
5
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.7
ASSEMBLY

Mullion (4th) and transom (3rd) - TS9Z01
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.3
TS9Z01 is optional
(depending on glass
weight).
1
TS9Z01
CO2026
2
Processing details
I.2.8
280-203 (x2)
3
5
80B516 (x2)
VS1415
07/2014
J.2.8
ASSEMBLY
J.2.14

Mullion (4th) and transom (3rd) - TS3Z-Processing details
I.2.9
Transom preparation
I.3.3
CO2026
TS3Z--
SCA516 (x2)
VS1415
280-203 (x2)
6
80B516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.9
ASSEMBLY
Processing details

Mullion (3rd) and transom (1st) - TS9Z01 - heavy glass
I.2.10
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.4
52R051
1
3
2
TS9Z01
4
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.10
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.2.11
Mullion (3rd) and transom (1st) - CO2169 - heavy glass
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.4
52R051
1
2
CO2169

compensation.
SCC617
J.2.16
5
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.11
ASSEMBLY
Processing details

Mullion (4th) and transom (1st) - TS9Z01 - heavy glass
I.2.12
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.4
52R051
1
3
2
TS9Z01
4
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.12
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.2.13
Mullion (4th) and transom (1st) - CO2169 - heavy glass
Transom preparation
J.2.14
I.3.4
52R051
1
2
CO2169

compensation.
SCC617
J.2.16
5
SCA516 (x2)
07/2014
J.2.13
ASSEMBLY

Choice of end piece type
Possible end piece combinations
End piece
T-Connector
TS9Z01
52P001,
52P002
VS1500
OR
CO2169
52P001,
52P002
VS1500
OR
CO2169 installation
CO2169
52P001,
52P002
TS3Zxx
52P001,
52P002
J.2.16
07/2014
J.2.14
ASSEMBLY

VS1500, 52P001 & 52P002 - end pieces installation
End pieces are optional. Their purpose

is only visual - to cover the 1mm gap
between mullion and transom left for
expansion compensation for
thermal movements.
End piece 52P001
is applicable only
for transom 52T13!
End piece
52P001
VS1500
for TS9Z01
T-connector
VS1500
TS9Z01
End piece VS1500 should

be cut depending on the
transom depth.
End piece
52P002
VS1500
for CO2169
T-connector
VS1500
CO2169
End piece 52P002

should be cut
depending on the
transom depth.
07/2014
J.2.15
ASSEMBLY

CO2169 possible installation variants
Possible installation of CO2169 in transoms 52T7-
The marker on the CO2169 is pointing towards the rear side of the profile!
Enables self-compensation of
transom thermal movement
(creates 1 mm gap between
mullion and transom).
The marker on the CO2169 is pointing front of the profile!
Disables self-compensation of
transom thermal movement
(creates no gap between
mullion and transom).
NO
VS1500!
Marker
IMPORTANT!
Preparation of slotted
holes for fixing the
transom to mullion, see
operation 8 on page:
Marker
IMPORTANT!
Preparation of holes for
fixing the transom to
mullion, see operation 9
on page:
H.1.6
H.1.6
07/2014
J.2.16
ASSEMBLY
MULLION - MULLION PRINCILPLE
Processing details
I.2.14
Mullion (3rd) and transom (3rd) - TS9Z01 + TS9Z00 (HL)

Transom preparation
I.3.5
TS9Z01 is optional
(depending on glass
weight).
SCZ401 (x2)
3
1
TS9Z01
TS9Z00
Connection must be
sealed very carefully!
J.3.3
07/2014
J.3.1
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.2.15
Mullion (3rd) and transom (3rd) - TS3Z-- + TS9Z00 (HL)
Transom preparation
I.3.5
3
TS9Z00
SCZ401 (x2)
TS3Z-SCA516 (x2)
1
4
2
Connection must be
J.3.3
6
Tighten the screws
after inserting transom
85Z001 (x2)
SCA516 (x2)
6
7
07/2014
J.3.2
ASSEMBLY

Mullion (3rd) and transom (3rd) - connection sealing
1
BM
52R050
3
2
BM
07/2014
J.3.3
ASSEMBLY
INSTALLATION OF GASKETS
First level drainage transom
Install transom gaskets
Seal the connection
Install mullion gaskets
If required, carefully wipe away any

excess mastic from the gasket connection
52R0252R222
3
1
BM
52R0252R22-
Cut gaskets ca. 2% longer than nominal

length to allow possible shrinkage.
07/2014
J.4.1
ASSEMBLY
Second / Third level drainage transom
Seal the connection

52R0252R222
3
1
BM
52R0252R22-

07/2014
J.4.2
ASSEMBLY
Mullion-Mullion connection (HL)
1
Seal the connection

52R0252R222
BM
3
52R0252R22-

07/2014
J.4.3
ASSEMBLY
INSTALLATION OF GLAZING SUPPORTS

Glazing supports positions - general principle
Glazing support positions for EL52SX
Glazing support positions for EL52SX - Horizontal Line

>530
>500
>500
>500
360kg (*)
135
135
200
360kg (*)
150
200
(*) Details
150
200
200
(*) Details
I.2.10
I.2.11
I.2.12
I.2.13
I.1.2
I.3.3
I.4.4
I.4.14
(*) Details
J.5.3
07/2014
J.5.1
ASSEMBLY

Glazing supports 52C008, 52C013 and 52C009
Mullion - 3rd level of drainage
Transom - 1st level of drainage
Mullion - 3rd level of drainage

Transom - 2nd level of drainage
Mullion - 3rd or 4th level of drainage

Transom - 3rd level of drainage
Glazing
packer
93073
or
3x32x100
Glazing
packer
93073
or
93083
Glazing
packer
93073
or
93083
52C008(*)
or
52C008
52C013(*)
or
52C013
52C009(*)
or
52C009
(*) Details
E.2.1
E.2.4
E.2.5
I.4.1
I.6.1
J.5.1
(*) Details
(*) Details
E.2.2
I.4.1
I.4.3
I.6.1
J.5.1
E.2.3
E.2.8
I.4.1
I.6.1
J.5.1
(**) for the Horizontal Line solution dimension is 150 mm, see page J.5.1
07/2014
J.5.2
ASSEMBLY

Glazing supports CO5023 and CO5024
CO5023
or
CO5024
Glazing
packer
3x26(32)x100
(*) Details
E.2.1
E.2.4
E.2.5
I.4.4
J.5.1
07/2014
J.5.3
ASSEMBLY
INSTALLATION OF CLAMPING ELEMENTS

CO2103 and CO2104 - general principle
52P61
CO2103
CO2104 or 52P61
CO2103
CO2104 or 52P61
CO2103
CO2103
J.6.2
J.6.7
CO2103
CO2104
CO2104 or 52P61
I.4.1
I.4.2
I.5.1
Assembly details
CO2104
CO2103
CO2103
Processing details
CO2103
CO2104
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104 or 52P61
Proposed sequence of installation of glazing 1, 2, 3, 4..

and principle of assembly of clamping elements:
CO2103
CO2104
52P61
CO2104 or 52P61
52T152T252T7-
When using VS0102 water drainage spout for

drainage and aeration for 3rd and 1st drainage
level, installation of clamping elements CO2103
and CO2104 is the same.
52P61
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
07/2014
J.6.1
ASSEMBLY
190
CO2104
52C008
52C008
SCC616
22
100
CO2103
85
min.25
52T152T252T7-
28
VS9927
RU9046
28
min.25
CO2103 and CO2104 - view
min.25 5
5 min.25
370
Processing details
I.4.1
I.4.2
I.5.1
When using VS0102 water
drainage spout for drainage
and aeration for 3rd and 1st
drainage level, installation of
clamping elements CO2103
and CO2104 is the same.
RU9046
CO2103
22
RU9046
CO2104
07/2014
J.6.2
ASSEMBLY

CO2103 and CO2104 - method of installation
Processing details
I.4.1
I.4.2
I.5.1
When using VS0102

water drainage spout for
drainage and aeration for
3rd and 1st drainage level,
installation of clamping
elements CO2103 and
CO2104 is the same.
The sequence for installation of clamping profiles CO2103 and CO2104
SCC616
RU9301
CO2103
CO2104
RU9301
SCC616
07/2014
J.6.3
ASSEMBLY

CO2103 and CO2104 - drainage and aeration - 3rd and 2nd level
Assembly details
52P61
CO2104
I.4.3
CO2104 or 52P61
CO2103
CO2104 or 52P61
CO2103
CO2103
CO2103
Processing details
CO2103
CO2104
CO2104
CO2103
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2104
J.6.5
J.6.6
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
Proposed sequence for installation of glazing 1, 2, 3, 4..

and principle of assembly of clamping elements:
CO2103
CO2104
52P61
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104 or 52P61
52T852I51
52M5VS0102 water drainage spout
for 3rd and 2nd drainage level
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
07/2014
J.6.4
ASSEMBLY
190
CO2104
52C013
52C013
22
SCC616
28
min.25
CO2103 and CO2104 - drainage and aeration - view
85
CO2103
min.25
52T852I51
52M5-
28
VS9927
RU9046
5 min.25
Processing details
VS0102
I.4.3
258
30
min.25
25
50
125
370
200
min.25 5
07/2014
J.6.5
ASSEMBLY

CO2103 and CO2104 - drainage and aeration - method of installation
Processing details
I.4.3
07/2014
J.6.6
ASSEMBLY
205
CO2104
40
CO5023
or
CO5024
CO5023 or CO5024
SCC616
22
175
CO2103
28
min.25
CO2103 and CO2104 - heavy glass solution - view
25
28
VS9927(*)
min.25
RU9046
min.25
20
370
20
Processing details
I.4.4
(*) I.5.2
RU9046
CO2103
22
RU9046
CO2104
07/2014
J.6.7
ASSEMBLY

CO2103 and CO2104 - heavy glass solution - method of installation
Processing details
I.4.4
(*) I.5.2
07/2014
J.6.8
ASSEMBLY
CO2104
CO2103
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
52P61 - general principles - IT window
52P61
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
Assembly details
J.6.2
J.6.7
52P61
52P61
CO2103
CO2104
B
CO2103
CO2104
Assembly detail
J.6.11
CO2104
CO2103
CO2103
CO2104
CO2103
CO2104
52P61
CO2104
CO2103
CO2103
CO2104
CO2104
CO2103
CO2103
CO2104
CO2104
CO2103
07/2014
J.6.9
ASSEMBLY
Processing details
I.4.5
J.6.9
J.6.11
J.6.12
J.6.13
J.6.14
J.6.15
52P61 - cross sections - IT window
B-B
A-A
RU9046
52P61
SCC616
RU9098
Place for
IT window
RU9046
RU9046
SCC616
RU9046
CO2103
CO2104
52P61
52P61
RU9301
SCC616
RU9046
PIace for IT window
SCC616
RU9098
RU9098
SCC616
52P61
RU9046
07/2014
J.6.10
ASSEMBLY

52P61, CO2103 and CO2104 - view - IT window
50 - additional hole in CO2103
50
190
125
125
VS9927(**)
77
5
50
125- refers to CO2103
common 1st hole for

CO2103 and CO2104
250 - refers to CO2104
I.4.5
(**) I.5.3
52P61
common 1st hole for

CO2103 and CO2104
125
Processing details
25
SCC616
125 - refers to CO2103
250- refers to CO2104
min. 25
22
177
07/2014
J.6.11
ASSEMBLY

52P61 - method of installation - IT window
IT window
52P61
SCC616
RU9046
Processing details
I.4.5
07/2014
J.6.12
ASSEMBLY

Clamping elements 52P61, CO2103 and CO2104 - view
Processing details
I.4.5
(**) I.5.3
(**) Cut out VS9927 for solution with IT window
07/2014
J.6.13
ASSEMBLY

Clamping elements 52P61, CO2103 and CO2104 - top of the IT window
Processing details
I.4.6
(**) I.5.3
(**) Cut out VS9927 for solution with IT window
07/2014
J.6.14
ASSEMBLY

Clamping elements 52P61, CO2103 and CO2104 - view

- heavy glass
Processing details
I.4.4
I.4.5
(*) I.5.2
(**) Cut out VS9927 show in the drawing I.5.2 according to
dimension 12 mm for solution with IT window
07/2014
J.6.15
ASSEMBLY
DRAINAGE
Drainage principle - glass supports 52C0--
position of the water

drainage spouts max. 5 m
or max. 4 elements
10 m
9m

or max. 4 elements
8m
6
7m
6m
5m
Water drainage spouts MUST be located at distances

no greater than 5000 mm or 4 elements in height,
immediately above a mullion joint and at the very
bottom of the curtain wall.
4m
3m
2
2m
1m
FPC
0m
07/2014
J.7.1
ASSEMBLY
DRAINAGE
Glazing supports 52C0-Heavy glazing supports:

CO5023 and CO5024

or max. 4 elements
Drainage principle - heavy glass supports CO502- and 52C0--
10 m
9m
8m
max. 360 kg *
7m
3
6m
max. 280 kg
(*) Details
Water drainage spouts MUST be located at distance

no greater than 5000 mm or 4 elements in height,
immediately above a mullion jointand the very
bottom of the curtain wall.
On levels with 52C0-- glazing supports ONLY.
max. 280 kg
5m

or max. 4 elements
I.2.10
I.2.11
I.2.12
I.2.13
max. 360 kg *
4m
3m
max. 360 kg *
max. 360 kg *
2m
1
1m
max. 280 kg
max. 280 kg
FPC
0m
07/2014
J.7.2
ASSEMBLY
DRAINAGE
VS0102
32- for glazing G2= 6- 8 mm

Installation - water drainage spout VS0102
Insert VS0102 before

placing the transoms
Cut-Off
BM
Details
BM
Ensure these areas

are correctly sealed
with butyl as shown
E.2.1
J.7.4
J.7.5
07/2014
J.7.3
ASSEMBLY
DRAINAGE
G2= 6-8
16
G1
Installation - drainage capping element VS0108
VS0102
VS0108
Details
E.2.1
J.7.3
VS0108 for use with 6-8 mm

external glazing thickness only.
VS0108 must be placed on each

water drainage spout.
Install after inserting glass panels and
before application of weather silicone.
07/2014
J.7.4
ASSEMBLY
DRAINAGE
G2= 10 -12
16
G1
Installation - drainage capping element VS0112
VS0102
VS0112
Details
E.2.1
J.7.3
VS0112 for use with 10-12 mm

external glazing thickness only.
VS0108 must be placed on each

water drainage spout.
Install after inserting glass panels and
before application of weather silicone.
07/2014
J.7.5
ASSEMBLY
VS0102 water drainage spouts must be slid down (for connection

with 2nd level drainage transom), to avoid its collision with transom
as shown:
DRAINAGE
VS0102 instalation - for connection

with 2nd level drainage transom
VS0102

placing the transoms
Cut-Off
Details
BM
Use the butyl mass only for
connection and determine position
VS0102 with mullion profile
E.2.1
I.4.3
J.6.4
J.6.5
J.6.6
BM
07/2014
J.7.6
ASSEMBLY
DRAINAGE - HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL LINE

Installation - 52C0--, BT6011 and 52P0for X 1.2 m
Details
I.4.7
I.4.8
I.4.10
I.4.14
I.5.4
07/2014
J.8.1
ASSEMBLY

Installation - CO5024, BT6011 and 52P0for X 1.2 m
Details
I.4.7
I.4.8
I.4.10
I.4.15
I.5.5
07/2014
J.8.2
ASSEMBLY

Installation - 52C0--, BT6011 and 52P0for X > 1.2 m
Details
I.4.7
I.4.9
I.4.10
I.4.14
I.5.4
07/2014
J.8.3
ASSEMBLY

Installation - CO5024, BT6011 and 52P0for X > 1.2 m
Details
I.4.7
I.4.9
I.4.10
I.4.15
I.5.5
07/2014
J.8.4
ASSEMBLY

Installation - 52C0--, PV002, 62S005 and 52P0-
Details
I.4.11
I.4.12
I.4.13
I.5.6
07/2014
J.8.5
ASSEMBLY

Cut out and installation of VS0102
VS0102
mounting of transoms
Cut-Off
20
BM
BM
Ensure these areas

are correctly sealed
with butyl as shown
Details
I.4.17
I.5.1
07/2014
J.8.6
ASSEMBLY
SPANDREL PANEL
Assembly of frame 52V63 with corner cleat and conical pegs
3
52G18
52V63
Profiles processing
I.7.1
S
2
Apply silicone only

on the profile 52V63
(no silicone on the
profile 52G18)
SCZ003 (x2)
5
HV2M03
07/2014
J.9.1
ASSEMBLY
SPANDREL PANEL
Assembly of frame 52V63 with crimping corner cleats
3
52G18
52V63
S
2
Apply silicone only

(no silicone on the
profile 52G18)
HV1M07
07/2014
J.9.2
ASSEMBLY
A-A
SPANDREL PANEL
.8
56
56
.8
Crimping details - 52V63
60
60
HV1M07
52V63
50
52V63
07/2014
J.9.3
ASSEMBLY
SPANDREL PANEL
Assembly of frame 52V64 with corner cleat and conical pegs
3
52G18
52V64
Profiles processing
I.7.1
S
2
G
Apply silicone only
(no silicone on the
profile 52G18)
SCZ003 (x2)
5
HV2R04
07/2014
J.9.4
ASSEMBLY
SPANDREL PANEL
Assembly of frame 52V64 with crimping corner cleats
3
52G18
52V64
S
2
Apply silicone only

(no silicone on the
profile 52G18)
HV2R04
07/2014
J.9.5
ASSEMBLY
SPANDREL PANEL
A-A
.8
56
56
.8
Crimping details - 52V64
60
60
52V64
52V64
50
71H062
07/2014
J.9.6
ASSEMBLY
SPANDREL PANEL
Installation of glazing support CO2291
52V63
52V63
82L416
CO2291
CO2291
82L416
Profiles processing
I.7.2
Glazing supports
CO2291
52V64
52V64
Detail A
Detail A
FPC
150 kg
82L416
100
CO2291
CO2291
82L416
140
145
Profiles processing
I.7.2
FPC
150 kg
07/2014
J.9.7
ASSEMBLY
SPANDREL PANEL
FPC
20
20
50
65
Cutting gaskets for drainage and aeration
65
20
20
50
07/2014
J.9.8
ASSEMBLY
IT WINDOW
Installation of glazing supports - 52V28
VS1145
52V28
82L416
VS1144
Processing for supports
I.8.1
Installation of glazing supports VS1144 and security pieces VS1145 only after assembling the glass with the vent.
Glazing support VS1144 - maximum weight of glass must not exceed 140 kg for deflection 1 mm.
07/2014
J.10.1
ASSEMBLY
IT WINDOW
Installation of glazing supports - 52V25
VS1145
52V25
82L416
VS1144
Processing for supports
I.8.7
Installation of glazing supports VS1144 and security pieces VS1145 only after assembling the glass with the vent.
Glazing support VS1144 - maximum weight of glass must not exceed 140 kg for deflection 1 mm.
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J.10.2
ASSEMBLY
IT WINDOW
Installation of gasket 210-514
G
At the gasket bends use
79G608 - vulcanizing glue
for EPDM
Gasket connections
(always on top of the window frame)
use 79G608 - vulcanizing glue
for EPDM
The gasket should be continuous on

the whole length and compressed
enough to avoid any gap at joint.
A-A
52K11
or
52K13
90
90
210-514
A
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J.10.3
ON SITE
prelim.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
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K
L
ON SITE
INSTALLATION OF GRID
Fixing mullions to the building structure
Internal mullion glazing gaskets applied
in the workshop
Installation of mullions
Fixing mullions to the building structure
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K.1.1
ON SITE
CREATING OF GRID
Installation of transoms
Internal transom glazing gaskets applied
in the workshop
Installation of transoms
Fixing transoms to mullions
07/2014
K.1.2
ON SITE
GLAZING
Installation of glazing supports and packers
Installation of glazing supports
Installation of glazing packers
07/2014
K.1.3
ON SITE
GLAZING
Fixing of glass panes
Installation of glass units- I, II, ......
07/2014
K.1.4
ON SITE
GLAZING
Fixing of glass panes
Installation of glass units- IV, V, ......
07/2014
K.1.5
ON SITE
FINISHING OFF
Positioning of VS9927 and RU9301
Positioning of central filling plugs VS9927
Installation of central gaskets RU9301
07/2014
K.1.6
ON SITE
FINISHING OFF
Applying silicone weather sealant
Cleaning gaps between glass units
Applying silicone weather sealant:
DC791
WS-605S
or similar
S
22
07/2014
K.1.7
ON SITE
INSTALLATION OF IT WINDOW
Installation of 52K13 frame in the facade
CO5014
SCZ007
Fixing pieces location
24.5
20
I.8.6
Drainage details
210-514
Installation of gasket
I.8.3
Frame support
block
100x20x3 mm
J.10.3
07/2014
K.2.1
ON SITE
Fixing of 52K13 frame
SCA516
SCA516
Holes locations
I.8.4
S
Drilling holes
Apply silicone
before screwing.
I.8.5
07/2014
K.2.2
ON SITE
Sealing of 52K13 frame
215-004
S
215-004
07/2014
K.2.3
ON SITE
Installation of RU9098 gasket
All gaskets connections

must be sealed very
carefully!
Use 79G608 - vulcanizing
glue for EPDM
RU9098
6
Installation and preparation of profile KU2047 for:
Horizontal Line
I.8.13
Vertical Line
I.8.14
Sealing details
K.2.11
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K.2.4
ON SITE
Installation of 90950 finishing profile
90950
07/2014
K.2.5
ON SITE
Installation of 52K11 frame in the facade
CO5013
SCZ007
Fixing pieces location
I.8.12
36
26
210-514
93073
Drainage details
I.8.9
Installation of gasket
J.10.3
07/2014
K.2.6
ON SITE
Fixing of 52K11 frame
SCA516
SCA516
Holes locations
I.8.10
S
Drilling holes
Apply silicone
before screwing.
I.8.11
07/2014
K.2.7
ON SITE
Sealing of 52K11 frame
215-004
215-004
Section A
When sealing space

between 52K11 frame
and transom, be careful
not to seal the drainage
outflow.
07/2014
K.2.8
ON SITE
Installation of RU9098 gasket
All gaskets connections

must be sealed very
carefully!
Use 79G608 - vulcanizing
glue for EPDM
G
RU9098
6
Installation and preparation of profile KU2047 for:
Horizontal Line
I.8.13
Vertical Line
I.8.14
Sealing details
K.2.11
07/2014
K.2.9
ON SITE
Installation of 90950 finishing profile
90950
07/2014
K.2.10
ON SITE
Sealing for HL/VL solutions
Horizontal Line
Vertical Line
RU9098
KU2047
RU9098
KU2047
RU9098
KU2047
Preparation of KU2047
Preparation of KU2047
I.8.13
I.8.14
KU2047 & RU9098

connection must be
KU2047 & RU9098

connection must be
S
KU2047
RU9098
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K.2.11
OPERATION
& MAINTENANCE
prelim.
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B
C
D
E
F
G
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OPERATION & MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
Installation / Post Installation
Cleaning & Maintenance
Mortar, plaster etc. must be immediately removed from all painted or anodised
surfaces by washing down with warm water containing a mild detergent, taking care
not to scratch the surface. Stubborn marks may be carefully tackled with a renovating
cream and non-abrasive cloth. It is recommended to test on a hidden or inconspicuous
area first to ensure satisfaction with result.
On no account are Alcohols, Esters or Ketones or other Organic solvents to be
used, nor are polishes containing hard abrasives.
Modern powder coatings applied to architectural aluminium are similar to the types
used on motor vehicles and therefore require the same degree of care and attention
that people typically lavish on their car bodywork. The frequency of cleaning relates
directly to the decorative standard that the householder wishes to maintain and also
the particular environment where the units are situated.
Ongoing Care
All products should be washed down with warm water containing a mild detergent at
least once a year. In areas where airborne contaminants are more concentrated than
usual - near the sea, around swimming pools, or in place where in industrial air pollution is a known hazard - the products should be cleaned every three months or more
frequently if requested by the powder coat manufacturer for that specific location.
Painted surfaces that become marked should be treated as above. Scratches or chips
may be touched in by brush using a colour matched paint - Sapa can supply small
bottles of paint to match the stock colours it uses i.e. RAL9910 Hipca White, BS08B29
Van Dyke Brown and RAL9005 Black. Cleaning and maintenance must be carried out
in accordance with the powder coat manufacturers specification.
Anodised surfaces that have become heavily contaminated may be restored by gently
rubbing them with a Scotchbrite pad then drying off with a soft cloth. Application of
a lanolin based cream after cleaning will give added protection.
Foiled surfaces may be touched up using the correct pens available from Sapa
Building Systems Limited.
Powder Coatings are organic coatings that need to be cleaned and maintained
regularly to ensure that the decorative and protective properties of the coating
are retained. The frequency of cleaning depends upon the environment in which
the coating is in service.
Cleaning of the coating is an important part of the routine maintenance of any building.
It is for this reason that we advise that only companies who specialise in this type
of work are used for large cleaning operations.
The best method of cleaning is by regular washing of the coating using a solution
of warm water and mild detergent. All surfaces should be cleaned using a soft cloth
or sponge, using nothing harsher than natural bristle brushes (cleaning of window
sections etc. can be conveniently carried out at the same time as glazing cleaning).
If the atmospheric pollution has resulted in heavy soiling of the coating, then nothing
harsher than white spirit should be used for cleaning. Do not under any circumstances
use strong solvents or solutions containing chlorinated hydrocarbons, esters, ketones,
abrasive cleaner or polish.
The frequency of cleaning depends in part on the standard of appearance that
is required and also the requirements to remove deposits that could, during prolonged
contact with either the powder film or the metal substrate, (if exposed) cause damage.
In hazardous environments the normal frequency of cleaning should be at a maximum of three monthly intervals. However where there is high atmospheric pollution
or an extremely hazardous atmosphere (i.e., a combination of factors above or others)
the period between cleaning should be reduced.
Where the atmosphere is deemed to be non hazardous, e.g., rural or a normal urban
environments, then the period between cleaning can be extended up to a maximum
of 18 months. However, if heavy soiling occurs more regular cleaning is required.
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OPERATION & MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning Products
Drawing
Art. no.
Packaging
Description
Drawing
Art. no.
Packaging
White cleaning milk with PTFE, pH neutral
Non-flammable gas.
TG6020
500 ml
Quick cleaning and protection. Ideal for

textured coatings. Removes dust, fingerprints,
grease and dirt.
Surface spray and polish with a disposable
wipes (TG6022). Continue to brush until the
product is completely gone. Forms a protective
film.
TG6024
500 ml
500 ml
Special powder for structured and granular

painted surfaces. Cleaning product that cleans
and protects, remove stubborn dirt and stains
such as moss.
Use undiluted, apply with a semi-stiff brush and
polish with a disposable wipes (TG6022).
Can be applied on new or renovated metal

surfaces - clean and protect renovated metals
with RESTAUR'ALU against acid rains, marine
air, UV radiation.
Prevents the deposition of CO2 , spumes and
stains.
Use the disposable wipes or humid sponge to
distribute on big surfaces, wipe and polish.
Light beige cleaning liquid, pH neutral
Light beige liquid with PTFE pH neutral
TG6021
Description
TG6026
500 ml
Professional renovator.
scavenger - glistener
Cleaning
product.
Gives back the shiny look to the powder

painted surfaces tarnishing with the time.
Cleans, renovates and protects.
Use the disposable wipes
distribute, wipe and polish.
(TG6022)
to
White cleaning milk with PTFE, pH neutral

Disposable wipes white
TG6022
50 wipes
Solid disposable wipes 38x30 cm, resistant to

solvents and acids. Suitable for degreasing,
cleaning and polishing.
Scratch free when using sanitizing products for
aluminum, PVC, ....
TG6027
500 ml
Cleans and protects the powder painted

surfaces - against acid rains, marine air, UV
radiation. Prevents the deposition of CO2,
spumes and stains.
Used on new or RAVIV'LAK renovated metal
surfaces.
Use the disposable wipes
distribute, wipe and polish.
(TG6022)
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ENCLOSURES
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ENCLOSURES
3D DYNAMIC DRAWINGS
Operational instructions
The 3D Model page is intended for on-screen

display and use only. It provides a detailed representation of the system, that can be viewed in
a number of different ways. Each of the components
can be displayed individually, or as a customised
arrangement. There are also preset views and animations that make it possible for the user to gain a
knowledge and understanding the system in a quick
and easy way.
In the upper part of the display area 1 youll find a
set of tools 2 that provide a wide range of manoeuvring possibilities (rotate, zoom, drag...), displaying
(change of render mode, background, lights...) or to
make cross sections through the model.
When the page is fist displayed, the 3D Model
opens in the animated mode. By clicking on the

icon and dragging the slider that appears beneath, resets the animation to the starting
position.
3
4
After a short use, the user will soon become an expert in using all of the above tools,
and with one click on the home
icon, will revert to the default animation view.
The model tree area 3 (connected with the predefined views area 4) is accessed by
clicking on the tree
icon in the set of tools 2. If the model tree does not appear,
click any of the models parts in the display area 1.
All of the items in the model tree area 3 can be toggled on and off. All of them can be
expanded, and some of them have a set of sub-items. Whilst switching them on and
off, the respective components within the model area are displayed. The main purpose
of the model tree is to gain familiarity about the system and how it goes together.
Area 4 contains some predefined views that provide information regarding installation sequencing on site. Please note that each view has a respective set of items
checked-on in the model tree area, which makes it easy to recognize them in the
display area 1.
07/2014
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ENCLOSURES
07/2014
X.1.2
ENCLOSURES
CE MARKING
Introduction
CE marking indicates that a product conforms to legal requirements in specific EU
technical standards known as harmonised EU Norms (hEN). It enables a product to
be placed legally on the market in any European member state. However, regulatory
requirements may differ from country to country.
CE marking procedures were covered before by the Construction Product Directive
(CPD). From 1st of July 2013 the new Construction Product Regulation (CPR) enters
into force replacing the CPD.
From this date CE Marking becomes mandatory.
There are 7 Basic Requirements:

1. Mechanical resistance and stability
2. Safety in case of fire
3. Hygiene, health and environment
4. Safety and accessibility in use
5. Protection against noise
6. Energy economy and heat retention
7. Sustainable use of natural resources
REGULATION No EU 305/2011 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE

COUNCIL of 9 March 2011, laying down harmonised conditions for the marketing of construction products and repealing Council Directive 89/106/EEC
Below, the key principles are presented in simplified form. In case additional information is needed you are requested to consult the Regulation full document.
This Regulation describes conditions for the placing or making available on the market of construction products by establishing harmonised rules on how to express the
performance of construction products in relation to their essential characteristics and
on the use of CE marking on those products.
Construction product means any product or kit which is produced and placed on the
market for incorporation in a permanent manner in construction works or parts thereof
and the performance of which has an effect on the performance of the construction
works with respect to the basic requirements for construction works.
Manufacturer means any natural or legal person who manufactures a construction
product (e.g. curtain walls) or who has such a product designed or manufactured, and
markets that product under his name or trademark.
Essential characteristics means those characteristics of the construction product

which relate to the basic requirements for construction works.
Performance of a construction product means the performance related to the relevant
essential characteristics, expressed by level or class, or in a description.
Level means the result of the assessment of the performance of a construction
product in relation to its essential characteristics, expressed as a numerical value.
Class means a range of levels, delimited by a minimum and a maximum value,
of performance of a construction product.
Threshold level means a minimum or maximum performance level of an essential
characteristic of a construction product.
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ENCLOSURES
CE MARKING
Fabrication Production Control
Factory Production Control (FPC) is the process control exercised by the manufacturer to ensure that the reported product performance characteristics are kept.
The manufacturer is responsible for carrying out the FPC. The manufacturer shall
have available personnel, and adequate installations and equipment, to perform the
function. The manufacturer shall set up a documented control system in accordance
with the product type and the conditions of manufacture. The level of documentation shall be decided by the manufacturer, but shall reflect the fulfilment of essential
processes of production. Production control features shall include some or all of the
following issues:
The responsibility, authority and relationship between personnel that manage,
perform or verify work affecting product performance
Measuring, testing and manufacturing equipment is to be appropriately maintained and calibrated where necessary
Specification and verification of raw materials and constituents
Production controls and tests to be carried out during the manufacture in accordance with a frequency laid down by the manufacturers production control system
Verifications and tests to be carried out on finished products/components in
accordance with a frequency laid down by the manufacturers production control
system
Description of actions of non-conformity/corrective actions
The FPC must be seen as an overall process covering the whole organisation whereby in case of the use of the system suppliers test results and directives care is taken of
the project related subjects or tests. In such a way the type testing and FPC directives
are , when necessary complemented with supplementary testing, or calculations in
line with EN specifications and applicable for the specific project situation.
The results of FPC shall be recorded, evaluated and maintained for 10 years.
One important CPR requirement for the manufacturer is to prepare a document called
Declaration of Performance (DoP). By drawing up a DoP the manufacturer assumes
responsibility for the declared performances.
So besides the specific factory environment related points in the control document,
also directly product related items should be checked. In order to make a relevant and
practical control system we have indicated and marked in this manual the items that
as a minimum should be checked during the fabrication process.
In the assembly drawings of system manual the items that should be included in the
FPC are marked with a specific symbol:
The indicated items are of high importance to insure that the final product meets the
declared performance. This does not mean that other points in the assembly manual
should not be checked on regularly bases. The manual must at all times be followed
exactly as described by the system holders specifications.
Declaration of Performance (DoP)
The DoP document shall be prepared when the product is placed on the market (in the
accepted language of the Member State in which the product is intended to be placed
on the market). Products of the same batch which are supplied to a single user can
be accompanied by a single DoP copy. Manufacturers can supply the customer with a
copy of the DoP either in paper form or by electronic means. When requested by the
customer, a paper copy must be supplied.
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ENCLOSURES
CE MARKING
Declaration of Performance (DoP)
Obligations for manufacturers
Table 1: main DoP content for doors, windows and curtain walls
DoP number
Unique identification code of the product type
Reference of the product type (type, batch or serial number or any other element
allowing identification of the product)
Name, registered name or trade mark and contact address of the manufacturer
Assessment and Verification of Constancy of Performance (AVCP) systems (Refer
to relevant Harmonised Standard - curtain walling is a system 3 product)
Reference to the relevant harmonised standard code(s) dated
Intended use(s) according to hEN
For the intended use(s) a list of essential characteristics (all):
The performance (level / class / description) of at least one essential characteristic
Essential characteristics with no declared performance, the letters NPD (no
performance determined)
Name and id number of the involved notified body(ies) if applicable
Declaration of responsibility and signature
According to the CPR the manufacturer is obliged to declare as a minimum the performance of one essential characteristic. Where the manufacturer wishes to declare
a lower performance than the one reached during testing, or no performance at all
(NPD No Performance Determined), for an essential characteristic they are allowed
so to do.
The DoP must be retained by the manufacturer for a period of 10 years after the construction product is placed on the market.
Manufacturers shall, as the basis for the DoP, draw up a technical documentation
report describing all the relevant elements related to the required system of AVCP.
This report shall contain:
The reports of test or other assessment methods (calculation) demonstrating
the performance of the products for all the essential characteristics the manufacturer intends to declare, and the system of verification performed by a Notified Body
(AVCP system 1 or 3) or by the manufacturer (AVCP system 4).
The sample testing made under the initiative of the manufacturer.
If manufacturers is using Cascading or Sharing, it is important to prove within
the technical documentation that the product they placed on the market is in line
with the product which was tested during Type Testing or Type Calculation either
by the system provider or the manufacturer accordingly. For this purpose keeping
detailed Factory Production Control records according to the relevant harmonised
standard(s) is highly recommended, to prove accuracy, reliability and stability of
those test results. Documentation given by the system provider (Cascading) or
the manufacturer who tested the product (Sharing) to the manufacturer shall be
accompanied by authorisation for the documentation to be used. Those records
are also to include: Registry of complaints, of non-conforming products, and of
product recalls, and the corrective measures implemented to prevent recurrence
of non-conformities.
Technical documentation shall be retained by the manufacturer to enable them to
demonstrate the conformity of the construction product with the declaration of performance, should a reasoned request be received from a competent national authority
responsible for market surveillance.
The relevant technical documentation must be kept by the manufacturer for a 10 year
period together with the DoP, after the construction product is placed on the market.
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ENCLOSURES
CE MARKING
CE marking
By affixing or having affixed the CE marking the manufacturer is indicating that they
take responsibility for the conformity of the construction product with the declared
performance as well as with all the applicable requirements defined in the CPR and all
other additional related regulations.
The CE mark:
Cannot be affixed if a DoP has not been drawn up.
Shall be affixed before the product is placed on the market.
Shall be the only marking which attests conformity of the construction product
with the declared performances in relation to the essential characteristics covered
by relevant harmonised standards.
The CE marking has to follow the product and can be affixed in 1 of the following
3 ways:
On the construction product
On the packaging
With the accompanying documents
Table 2: main CE marking content for curtain walls
Essential characteristics with no declared performance (NPD) can be omitted in the

CE mark.
The CE marking shall be offered in paper form.
Note: The CE marking shall be the only marking which states essential characteristics on a product and no other National or Voluntary Marks shall repeat these. Such
marks are forbidden for characteristics which relate to the Basic Requirements of
Construction Works (BRCWs) and furthermore essential characteristics described in
Harmonised Standards (hEN).
DoP and CE markign: Reducing documents

Based on the required content and manufacturers preference, there is the option to
combine the DoP and the CE marking on the same page. In such a case the document will need to fulfil the obligations of both documents and will be offered for both
purposes.
Knowing that on most buildings more than one product are offered in contracts, the
manufacturer may reduce the number of documents by declaring DoP(s) and/or CE
marking(s) on one document, provided all required information is declared.
For finished products, the CE marking shall accompany the product, while the DoP
may be handed over separately
CE image
Last two digits of the year it was first affixed
Name, registered name or trade mark and contact address of the manufacturer
Unique identification code of the product type
Reference DoP number
Reference hEN codes dated
Intended use(s) according to the relevant hEN
The same performance for the essential characteristic(s) as declared in the
relevant DoP
id number of the involved notified body(ies) if applicable
Harmonised Standards (hENs)

hEN 13830: Curtain walling - Product standard
hEN 13830 specifies characteristics of curtain walling and provides technical information on the varying performance requirements which apply throughout Europe and
the test criteria and sequence of testing to which the product is subjected, in order to
demonstrate conformity. Reference is made to other EU Standards related to the performance and testing of curtain walling and, where appropriate, attention is drawn to
European Standards which relate to products incorporated into curtain walling.
It contains the following EN standards:
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X.2.4
ENCLOSURES
CE MARKING
...Harmonised Standards (hENs)

Characteristic
Resistance to wind load
Test/ calculation standard
EN 12179
EN 13116
Other standard
ENV 1991-2-4
Resistance to own dead load
EN 1991-1-1
Impact resistance
EN 12600
EN 14019
Air permeability
EN 12153
EN 12152
Watertightness
EN 12155
EN 12154
Airborne sound insulation
EN ISO 140-3
Fire resistance
EN 1364-1
4.5
4.7
4.8
9
Thermal
transmitance
I->O, O->I, I<->O
Class or Declared value
450
700
A1
A2
A3
A4
AE
150
300
450
600
>600
R4
R5
R6
R7
RE
150
300
450
600
>600
NPD
Declared value
NPD
Declared value
NPD
min
NPD
min
NPD
Declared value
12
4.17 Res. to horiz. loads
kN
NPD
Declared value
Burglar resistance
NPD
13
---
Declared value
Dynamic
4.2
Resist. to own load
kN/m
NPD
Declared value
Drop height
4.3
Res. against impact

I1
I2
I3
I4
n.a.
200
300
450
700
5/6
3 : 25
6 : 25
10 : 25
15 : 25
kN;lGap
F2
1,5 : 25
3 : 25
6 : 25
10 : 25
F3
3 : 10
6 : 10
10 : 10
15 : 10
1/2
4/5/6
450
750
n.a.
NPD
mm
NPD
mm
legend
F1
Manual
I0
1/2
Load
mm
NPD
mm
300
kN/m
NPD
200
4.13 Equipotentiality
Resist. to wind load
Internal
n.a.
11
4.1
Drop height
Wxm-2xK-1
Integrity & insul. (EI)
E4
Fire resistance
Static
Units
Pa
Airborne sound insul. dB
Levels, classes are as follows:

se
NPD
Integrity (E)
10
EN 1991-1-1
EN 13119
Characteristic
E3
Watertigthness
I->O, O->I, I<->O
The test reports established by the system house can be used by the manufacturer in
Assessment of Performance process cascading type testing reports.
Clau-
Pa
Test
4.6
E2
Ucw
Terminology
No
NPD
pressure
6
E1
Air permeability
Test
EN 13501-1
Resistance to horizontal load
mm
E0
Rw(C;Ctr)
EN 13501-2
Reaction to fire
4.4
pressure
EN 1364-3
EN 1364-4
EN ISO 717-1
EN 13947
NPD
Drop height
Test/ calculation standard
Thermal transmittance
External
n.a.
10 15
20
NPD - no performance determined, n.a.- not assigned,

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ENCLOSURES
13
Declaration of Performance
Metal Window Manufacturer ltd / PO Box 21, B-1050, Brussels
CE MARKING
No CWSH150PP
Additional elements of the CPR

Where applicable, information regarding REACH (REACH (Registration, Evaluation,
Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals is the system for controlling chemicals in
Europe.) must be provided with the DoP. This requirement is for a Safety data sheet
to be provided for substance/preparation(s) by the original manufacturer(s). For windows, doors, and curtain walls, which this Regulation calls articles, the manufacturer
only has to supply information if the content of a dangerous substance is more than
0.1%(mass).
Where this threshold limit will be exceeded, sufficient information must be made
available from the manufacturer, to allow safe use of the article including, as a minimum, the name of that substance.
Instructions and safety information: Manufacturers must ensure that the product
is accompanied by instructions and safety information in a language which can be
easily understood by users.
Economic operators: The manufacturer is required to be able to provide, should
a Market Surveillance inspection be carried out, a list with details of the economic
operators they have supplied product to, or been supplied product by.
Maintenance: Products will require regular cleaning and maintenance to achieve their anticipated life. The location, use and associated atmospheric conditions
will have a considerable bearing on the frequency of such cleaning and maintenance inspection cycles, as will the materials and finishes inherent in the product.
Failure to undertake this can considerably reduce the life of materials, components, products and finishes.
For this reason it is strongly recommended that a method statement covering specific recommendations for routine maintenance, cleaning including suitable cleaning agents, and any lubrication/adjustments to moving parts is prepared for each
project taking guidance from the applicable hENs.
Essential Characteristics
Curtain Walling
Performance
Notified
Body
AVCP
Fire resistance
NPD
Fire propagation
NPD
R6
[1]
NPD
9,1
[2]
Impact resistance
NPD
Thermal shock resistance
NPD
Resistance to horizontal loads:

[kN at m sill height]
NPD
Air permeability
A4
[3]
Thermal transmittance U [W/(m2K)]
1,6
Reaction to fire of profile
Watertightness
Resistance to own dead load: [kN]
Wind load resistance: [kN/m2]
hEN
EN 13830:2003
Airborne sound insulation [dB]

NPD
[1] Notified Body A (9999) [2] Notified Body B (8888) [3] Notified Body C (7777)
System 3: Notified Bodies performed the determination of the product-type on the basis of type testing
(based on sampling carried out by the manufacturer), type calculation, tabulated values or descriptive
documentation of the product; and issuing of the test/calculation reports under System 3.
The performance of the products identified with the above unique identification codes are in conformity with
the relevant declared performances.
This declaration of performance is issued under the sole responsibility of Metal Window Manufacturer ltd /
PO Box 21, B-1050, Brussels
Name and function
Place and date of issue
Signature
Example 1: CE & DoP of a curtain wall
DoP examples
07/2014
X.2.6
ENCLOSURES
SUBCHAPTER
13
Declaration of Performance
Metal Window Manufacturer ltd / PO Box 21, B-1050, Brussels
...DoP examples
Product A
Product B
No CWSH150PP
No CWSH1EI6050PP
Curtain Walling
Fire resisting Curtain

Walling
Essential Characteristics
Reaction to fire of profile
Performance
Notified
Body
AVCP Performance
3
Notified
Body
AVCP
A1
[4]
Fire resistance
NPD
EI 30
[5]
Fire propagation
NPD
EI 30
[5]
R6
[1]
R6
[1]
NPD
NPD
9,1
[2]
9,1
[2]
NPD
NPD
Watertightness
Resistance to own dead load: [kN]
Wind load resistance: [kN/m2]
Impact resistance
hEN
Thermal shock resistance
NPD
NPD
Resistance to horizontal loads:

[kN at m sill height]
NPD
NPD
Air permeability
A4
[3]
A4
[3]
Thermal transmittance U [W/(m2K)]
1,6
1,6
EN 13830:2003
Airborne sound insulation [dB]

NPD
NPD
[1] Notified Body A (9999) [2] Notified Body B (8888) [3] Notified Body C (7777) [4] Notified Body D (6666) [5]
Notified Body D (5555)
System 1 Notified Bodies performed the determination of the product type on the basis of type testing (including sampling), type calculation, tabulated values or descriptive documentation of the product; initial inspection of the manufacturing plant and of factory production control and continuous
surveillance; under System 1 and issued certificate of constancy of performance.
System 3 Notified Bodies performed the determination of the product-type on the basis of type testing (based on sampling carried out by the manufacturer), type calculation, tabulated values or descriptive documentation of the product; and issuing of the test/calculation reports under System 3.
The performance of the products identified with the above unique identification codes are in conformity with the relevant declared performances.
This declaration of performance is issued under the sole responsibility of Metal Window Manufacturer ltd / PO Box 21, B-1050, Brussels
Signed for and on behalf of the manufacturer by:
Example 2: CE & DoP of a curtain wall with different performances in different compartments
Name and function
Place and date of issue
Signature
07/2014
X.2.7
ENCLOSURES
TEST REPORTS
Performance of test results
1. Test reports:
Elegance 52 SX - test report CAR 6045/9T
General curtain wall classification - Elegance 52 SX
ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS
TEST NORM
CLASS / VALUE
CLASS.
NORM
Air permeability
NBN-EN 12153
A4 / 600 Pa
NBN-EN 12152
Watertightness
NBN-EN 12155
R7 / 600 Pa
NBN-EN 12154
Resistance to wind load
900 Pa
NBN-EN 12179
Safety test
Resistance against impact
NBN-EN 13116
1550 Pa
NBN-EN 12160
I5 / E5
NBN-EN 14019
2. Glazing with using 52G18 profile

Detailed information about Structural Sealant Glazing Kit using 52G18 profile can be found in
ETA-13/0809 document.
07/2014
X.3.1
ENCLOSURES
THERMAL CALCULATIONS
Calculation of thermal transmittance - principles
To calculate the thermal transmittance of the curtain wall we use the component assessment method as described in EN13947:2006
This method divides the representative element into areas of different thermal properties, e.g. glazing units, panels and frames.
By area weighting the U-values of these elements with additional correction terms describing the thermal interaction between these elements (psi-factor),
the overall facade - value can be calculated:
Ug, Up
Uf, Um, Ut
t,g ,m,g ,t,g ,p
m,f ,t,f
are the thermal transmittance of glazing and panels

are the thermal transmittance of frames, mullions and transoms
are the linear thermal transmittance due to the combined thermal effects of glazing unit or panel and frame or mullion or transom
are the linear thermal transmittances due to the combined thermal effects of frame-mullion and frame-transom
Acw = Ag + Ap+ Af + Am + At
Acw
Ag
Ap
Af
Am
At
The Ut, Um - values have be calculated acc. EN 10077-2 and EN 13947:2006

including the effect of screw. For more details see pages 9.2.9 and 9.2.10.
is the area of curtain walling

is the total area of glazing
is the total area of panels
is the total area of frames
is the total area of mullions
is the total area of transoms
The Uf - values have been calculated acc. EN 10077-2.

The t,g , m,g ,t,f ,m,f have been calculated according EN 10077-2 and
EN13947:2006 for aluminium glass spacers.
For more detailed information on how to calculate specific sections (e.g. infill panel in faade) see EN13947:2006 or contact Sapa Building System technical department.
07/2014
X.3.2
ENCLOSURES
Basic SX solution - MULLION
Am = 52 mm
To determine the thermal value Um ,Ut, m,g and t,g of standard system profiles the following
tables can be used. These tables were established by calculating different profiles depths in
combination with finishing gasket, isolator and thermal break, according to EN 10077-2 and
EN 13947:2006.
Finishing
gasket
52i-52R552M5-
Um (W/mK) - screw effect included
4.17
4.29
4.43
4.54
4.65
4.79
4.94
5.08
5.31
5.53
RU9301
Values are calculated for 52R58 and 52i64 mullion profiles. The remaining values are extrapolated.
Ug
Finishing
Thickness
Glazing
gasket
[mm]
(W/mK)
RU9301
16
52R58 52R59 52i52 52M50 52M52 52M53 52M54 52M55 52i64 52i82
m,g (W/mK)
52R58 52R59 52i52 52M50 52M52 52M53 52M54 52M55 52i64 52i82
6/16/8
aluminum
RU9301
spacer
30
1.0
0.15
0.15
0.16
0.16
0.17
0.18
0.18
0.19
0.20
0.21
07/2014
X.3.3
ENCLOSURES
Basic SX solution - TRANSOM
Finishing
gasket
16
RU9301
Ut (W/mK) - screw effect included
52T--
52T10 52T11 52T12 52T13 52T14 52T15 52T16 52T17 52T18 52T19 52T20 52T21
RU9301
3.82
3.92
3.97
4.06
4.15
4.28
4.41
4.53
4.70
4.87
5.04
At = 52 mm
5.31
Values are calculated for 52T10 and 52T21 transom profiles. The remaining values are extrapolated.
Ug
Finishing
Thickness
Glazing
gasket
[mm]
(W/mK)
t,g (W/mK)
52T10 52T11 52T12 52T13 52T14 52T15 52T16 52T17 52T18 52T19 52T20 52T21
6/16/8
RU9301 aluminum
spacer
30
1.0
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.16
0.16
0.17
0.17
0.18
0.18
0.19
0.20
07/2014
X.3.4
ENCLOSURES
VL (BT6011) - MULLION
Am = 52 mm
52i-52R552M5-
Isolator
1.64
1.65
1.67
1.69
1.70
1.72
1.74
1.76
1.80
1.83
BT6011
16
52R58 52R59 52i52 52M50 52M52 52M53 52M54 52M55 52i64 52i82
BT6011
Isolator
Glazing
Ug
Thickness
[mm]
(W/mK)
m,g (W/mK)
52R58 52R59 52i52 52M50 52M52 52M53 52M54 52M55 52i64 52i82
6/16/8
aluminum
BT6011
spacer
30
1.0
0.13
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.16
0.16
07/2014
X.3.5
ENCLOSURES
HL (BT6011) - TRANSOM
6
16
Isolator
52T--
52T10 52T11 52T12 52T13 52T14 52T15 52T16 52T17 52T18 52T19 52T20 52T21
BT6011
1.59
1.60
1.61
1.62
1.63
1.65
1.67
1.68
1.70
1.73
1.75
At = 52 mm
BT6011
1.78
Isolator
Glazing
Ug
Thickness
[mm]
(W/mK)
t,g (W/mK)
52T10 52T11 52T12 52T13 52T14 52T15 52T16 52T17 52T18 52T19 52T20 52T21
6/16/8
BT6011 aluminum
spacer
30
1.0
0.13
0.13
0.13
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.16
0.16
07/2014
X.3.6
ENCLOSURES
VL (PV002) - MULLION
Am = 52 mm
52i-52R552M5-
Thermal break
2.61
2.65
2.71
2.74
2.78
2.84
2.89
2.94
3.02
3.10
PV002
16
52R58 52R59 52i52 52M50 52M52 52M53 52M54 52M55 52i64 52i82
PV002
Ug
Thickness
Thermal
Glazing
[mm]
(W/mK)
break
m,g (W/mK)
52R58 52R59 52i52 52M50 52M52 52M53 52M54 52M55 52i64 52i82
6/16/8
aluminum
PV002
spacer
30
1.0
0.13
0.13
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.15
0.15
0.16
0.16
0.17
07/2014
X.3.7
ENCLOSURES
HL (PV002) - TRANSOM
6
16
Thermal break
52T--
52T10 52T11 52T12 52T13 52T14 52T15 52T16 52T17 52T18 52T19 52T20 52T21
PV002
2.37
2.40
2.42
2.45
2.48
2.52
2.56
2.60
2.66
2.71
2.77
At = 52 mm
PV002
2.85
Ug
Thickness
Thermal
Glazing
[mm]
(W/mK)
break
t,g (W/mK)
52T10 52T11 52T12 52T13 52T14 52T15 52T16 52T17 52T18 52T19 52T20 52T21
6/16/8
PV002 aluminum
spacer
30
1.0
0.12
0.13
0.13
0.13
0.13
0.14
0.14
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.16
0.17
07/2014
X.3.8
ENCLOSURES
IT window (with 52V28 vent) - SX solution
Af = 53 mm
At = 52 mm
Af = 53 mm
Am = 52 mm
Uf = 1.40 W/mK
Uf = 1.40 W/mK
Um = see page X.3.3
Ut = see page X.3.4
m,f = 0,01 W/mK
t,f = 0,01 W/mK
g,f = 0,14 W/mK
g,f = 0,14 W/mK
07/2014
X.3.9
ENCLOSURES
IT window (with 52V25 vent) - SX solution
Af = 53 mm
At = 52 mm
Af = 53 mm
Am = 52 mm
Uf = 1.40 W/mK
Uf = 1.40 W/mK
Um = see page X.3.3
Ut = see page X.3.4
m,f = 0,01 W/mK
t,f = 0,01 W/mK
g,f = 0,14 W/mK
g,f = 0,14 W/mK
07/2014
X.3.10
ENCLOSURES
IT window (with 52V28 vent) - HL or VL solution
Af = 53 mm
At = 52 mm
Af = 53 mm
Am = 52 mm
Uf = 1.80 W/mK
Uf = 1.80 W/mK
Um = see page X.3.5
Ut = see page X.3.6
m,f = 0,03 W/mK
t,f = 0,03 W/mK
g,f = 0,18 W/mK
g,f = 0,18 W/mK
07/2014
X.3.11
ENCLOSURES
IT window (with 52V25 vent) - HL or VL solution
Af = 53 mm
At = 52 mm
Af = 53 mm
Am = 52 mm
Uf = 1.80 W/mK
Uf = 1.80 W/mK
Um = see page X.3.5
Ut = see page X.3.6
m,f = 0,03 W/mK
t,f = 0,03 W/mK
g,f = 0,19 W/mK
g,f = 0,19 W/mK
07/2014
X.3.12
ENCLOSURES
STRENGTH OF CLAMPING PROFILES

CO2103 & CO2104 (two-side load)
F [kN/m]
p= A
where:
p - wind load [kPa]
F - load kN
A - area of the panel [m]
Fmax
Fmax
CO2103
L - long side
where,
A= S
2 x 1 meter
Maximum size short side of panel:
Smax= 2 x Fmax [m]
p x meter
CO2104
SCC616
where,
Fmax= 3,18 [kN/meter]
maximum load
Fmax= 3,18
[kN/m]
pmax
kN/m
Smax
mm
1,0
1,1
1,2
1,3
1,4
1,5
1,6
1,7
1,8
1,9
2,0
2,5
3,0
6360 5782 5300 4892 4543 4240 3975 3741 3533 3347 3180 2544 2120
S - short side
07/2014
X.4.1
ENCLOSURES
STRENGTH OF CLAMPING PROFILES

52P61 (one-side load)
F [kN/m]
p= A
where:
p - wind load [kPa]
F - load kN
A - area of the panel [m]
Fmax
SCC616
L - long side
where,
A= S
2 x 1 meter
Maximum size short side of panel:
Smax= 2 x Fmax [m]
p x meter
52P61
where,
Fmax= 3,89 [kN/meter]
maximum load
Fmax= 3,89
[kN/m]
pmax
kN/m
Smax
mm
1,0
1,1
1,2
1,3
1,4
1,5
1,6
1,7
1,8
1,9
2,0
2,5
3,0
7780 7073 6483 5985 5557 5187 4863 4576 4322 4095 3890 3112 2593
S - short side
07/2014
X.4.2

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ELEGANCE 52 SX

L.OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

FULL ARTICLE INDEX

FULL ARTICLE INDEX

HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

Fields below section drawings lead to the web portal

Tips and hints

Spring T-connector: TS9Z01

Moments of inertia according

Section modules according to

Corner cleat for crimping

Length of the profile (m)

Corner cleat for conical pegs

Corner cleat for eccentrics

Polishing surface (dm/m)

Item available on request

Cut using knife

Coupling / reinforcement profile

See page reference

Cut using scissors

Cut using gasket shears

Visible surface of the profile

Stationary punch tool

Manual punch tool

Use butyl mastic

Use 2-component glue

Product Performance and Limitations

4.17 - 5.53 W/mK

Structural glazing based on the Elegance 52 ST

EPDM internal glazing gasket provide air and

Glazing gasket ensure the correct pressure

Finishing gasket provides support for silicone

Silicone weather sealant

The wide range of mullions and transoms

Mullion drainage via concealed water reject

Structural glazing based on the Elegance 52 ST

EPDM internal glazing gasket provide air and

Glazing gasket ensure the correct pressure

Finishing gasket provides support for silicone

Silicone weather sealant

The wide range of mullions and transoms

Mullion drainage via concealed water reject

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

Glass panes TRANSOM

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

Glass pane - opaque (insulated) panel TRANSOM

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

Glass pane - opaque (with ventillated cavity) panel TRANSOM

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

Glass pane - single glazing TRANSOM

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

Glass pane - opaque (with ventillated cavity) alternative panel

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

Vertical Line TRANSOM

More choice of cover caps profiles which could

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS

Horizontal Line TRANSOM

More choice of cover caps profiles which could

SECTIONS - TYPICAL SOLUTIONS