Metl-Span Introduces New Wall And Ceiling System For Clean Rooms

Lewisville, TX - Metl-Span has announced its launch of the FRP CleanSeam insulated metal panel wall and ceiling system. It was engineered to address the sweeping reforms created by the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act of 2011.

This revolutionary insulated panel system creates a virtually seamless wall and ceiling by combining fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) panel faces with a unique flush surface, hard joint that has no voids, is mold, mildew and impact resistant and extremely durable. The FRP panel joints are permanently sealed with a revolutionary two-part caulking compound that bonds the adjacent FRP surfaces together.

Panel joints and trim at wall and ceiling junctures in food processing rooms are typically sealed with silicone caulk to prevent moisture migration into the panels, which can lead to unsanitary conditions and become a major contributor to microbial growth. The panels, in conjunction with the silicone-caulked joints, are subjected to rigorous wash-down regimens that include the use of high-pressure spray, hot water and harsh chemicals. Before long, the silicone caulk is washed out or badly degraded and must be replaced in order to prevent intrusion of water into the panel. This can rapidly lead to poor hygienic conditions.

FRP CleanSeam panel system eliminates the constant maintenance associated with silicone and butyl caulked joints that quickly deteriorate from frequent and aggressive wash-down regimens. Panels are corrosion free, provide a virtually seamless surface and are USDA and FSIS compliant. CleanSeam has been fully tested and has passed the rigorous testing standard of ASTM-E84 for flame spread and smoke development, is labeled by a certified testing agency and meets IBC code requirements.

To view and/or download the new FRP CleanSeam brochure, click the link: http://www.metlspan.com/products/cold-storage/cleanseam/

About Metl-Span

Metl-Span, a Nucor company, manufactures insulated metal wall and roof systems for projects ranging from architectural to cold-storage. To learn more, visit www.metlspan.com.