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Contrarian Metal Resources
www.metalresources.net
October 2001
Stainless steel is an extremely stable metallic alloy as evidenced
by its high resistance to corrosion in many environments.
Therefore there is no risk of lead, copper or solvent run
off when used in many construction components, such as roofing,
exterior wall panels and flashing. Stainless steel is 80 percent
recycled. Also, the higher strength and durability of stainless
steel, as compared to other metals and organic construction
materials, reduces maintenance and replacement resources employed
over the life of a building. Because stainless steel is naturally
resistant to environmental corrosion and UV stable, there
is no need to paint the metal for protection. Many painted
surfaces produce VOC emissions. The surface of flat rolled,
stainless steel sheet can be mechanically altered to create
numerous aesthetically pleasing finishes. Contrarian Metal
Resources works with architects and fabricators to bring properly
engineered metal solutions to their projects.
Carl Stahl Decor Cable
www.decorcable.com
December 2005
The I-SYS Stainless Steel Fork Bracket, an elegant adaptation
of the traditional boating cleat, is manufactured from stainless
steel with a lightly brushed finish. Designed for superior
weight holding, it is available in two sizes: 6'' long x 1.25''
wide and 10'' long x 2'' wide. The system has a long life,
requires little maintenance, and is fully recyclable.
DuPont
www.dupont.com
January 2007
DuPont StoneTech Professional introduced two improved stone and tile sealers at StonExpo 2006 that significantly reduce the occurrence of residue. DuPont StoneTech Professional BulletProof Sealer and Heavy Duty Sealer are water-based and contain low levels of VOCs, making them compliant with recently enacted VOC regulations affecting areas in several states including California, New Jersey, New York, and the District of Columbia.
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