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Roofinox at N.B. Handy’s May-Chinery Show

Roofinox
June 13, 2017

Roofinox joined with nearly 20 other leading sheet metal product manufacturers at N.B. Handy’s May-Chinery Show to demonstrate the latest array of materials and equipment to contractors and architects from around the country. Held at the N.B. Handy Machinery Group headquarters in Lynchburg, Va., the event was dedicated to the newest and preferred machinery product lines representing the general sheet metal, architectural metal fabrication and HVAC construction industries.

“We only chose the top vendors in their fields,” says Paul Seufer, general manager of the N.B. Handy Machinery Group. “This two-day open house offered nearly 100 of our customers the ability to experiment with each product line in a hands-on, learning environment.

“Roofinox was chosen to participate in our May-Chinery Show based on its high-quality selection of stainless steel roofing products. Contractors and architects alike are increasingly embracing these products for their long-lasting performance in severe climates and superior aesthetics, which over time replicate the patina of lead-coated copper roofing materials,” adds Seufer.

“We are always available when N.B. Handy calls,” says Dave Rowe, vice president at Roofinox America. “The event provided a wonderful opportunity to address the roofing needs of contractors and architects based throughout the United States. Beauty and longevity are the foundation of our products, which we were happy to demonstrate in this highly informative and interactive forum. The turnout and enthusiasm shown by all who attended surpassed everyone’s expectations.”

Roofinox provides a range of tin-plated (Terne) products designed to offer long-term sustainability and corrosion-resistance for wall-cladding, flashing, rainware, interior design and virtually all forms of roofing applications. Roofinox Tin-plated (Terne) also remains the only tin-plated stainless steel product specifically developed and manufactured for roll forming and fabricating.

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. With ongoing exposure to the elements, Roofinox Tin-plated (Terne’s) surface can be expected to develop an elegant matt grey patina finish over time.

A perfect substitute for lead-coated copper, zinc/tin-zinc coated copper, Terne-coated materials, galvalume and lead, Roofinox Tin-plated (Terne) is available in coil or sheet. Materials can be ordered by themselves so customers can do their own forming or prefabricated by a Roofinox distributor.

For more information on Roofinox, Roofinox Tin-plated (Terne) Roofinox Classic, Roofinox Pearl, Roofinox Plus or Roofinox Chroma please call 732-440-8069, email sales@roofinox.com or visit www.roofinox.com.

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