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ATAS Expands Partnership with Roofinox

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Gary Miller, National OEM Manager, ATAS International; Dave Rowe, Roofinox; Jim Bus, Executive Vice President, ATAS International; and Dick Bus, President, ATAS International stand in front of a combination of Roofinox stainless steel coils and ATAS PVDF painted steel and aluminum coils at ATAS International in Allentown, Pa.
August 17, 2016

ATAS International Inc., a leader in sustainable building envelope technology, has expanded its three-year partnership with Roofinox America with the addition of the company’s stainless steel roofing products to the 2016 ATAS complete product line catalog.  

The Roofinox product line consists of Roofinox Classic brush-rolled stainless steel, Roofinox Pearl bead-blasted stainless steel, Roofinox Plus ribbed stainless steel, Roofinox Chroma mirror-rolled stainless steel and Roofinox Tin-plated (Terne), the only tin-plated stainless steel product specifically developed and manufactured for roll forming and fabricating. Designed to offer long-term sustainability and corrosion-resistance for wall-cladding, flashing, rainware, interior design and virtually all forms of roofing applications, each Roofinox product is also very easy to seam, while offering superior aesthetics and reducing machine and tool wear.

“We are always looking to support our customers ranging from builders to appliance and toy manufacturers with the highest quality products available in the marketplace today,” says Gary Miller, ATAS’ OEM manager. “Roofinox supports this goal in two distinct areas. Their Tin-plated (Terne) is not only ideal for roll forming and fabricating, its popularity has grown immeasurably with architects that enjoy the grey patina look these products achieve over time. Its availability is also especially important since the only other domestic manufacturer of terne-coated steel products left the market several years ago. We have found Roofinox stainless steel products to be more ductile and offer less spring back than similar products, in addition to providing excellent corrosion protection.”

“ATAS is a perfect partner,” says Dave Rowe, vice president at Roofinox America. “They know the market so well and are constantly striving to expand their customer base with new, exciting products for architects and contractors. We are thrilled to be featured in the latest ATAS product line catalog and made available to their ever-growing list of national clients.”

Originally developed to withstand the harsh climatic conditions found in Central Europe, the complete Roofinox stainless steel product line is ideal for applications ranging from rural, urban and light industrial areas to historic and commercial sites and extreme coastal environments. Available in coil or sheet, materials can be ordered by themselves so customers can do their own forming or products can be prefabricated by distributors like ATAS.  

For more information on Roofinox, Roofinox Tin-plated (Terne), Roofinox Classic, Roofinox Pearl, Roofinox Plus or Roofinox Chroma, email sales@roofinox.com or visit www.roofinox.com.

KEYWORDS: building envelope design roofing steel

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