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ASA Spanish roof sheet is one of the most popular profiles in the XROOF product line, prized for its simple one-piece design, which exhibits a unique corrugated pattern on the roof surface.
Compared to clay roof tiles, Spanish colonial roof sheet can enhance almost any architectural style.

Product Application Range
The ASA Spanish PVC roof sheet has been praised for its simple one-piece design, which combines a unique corrugated pattern on the roof while reducing the risk of water leaks by reducing tile overlapping locations.
PVC Spanish roof sheet is available in custom finishes, matt, glossy and inkjet finishes.
XROOF ASA Spanish PVC roof sheet provides retro European architectural style for any building, and are commonly used in the roofing of self-occupied residences, villas, hotels, resorts and other buildings.
Accessories ASA Spanish Roof Sheet Test Technical Data From SGS
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NO. |
Test item |
Test method |
Test condition |
Test result |
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1 |
Xenon-arc Exposure |
ISO 4892-2:2013,ISO 105-A02:1993 Cor2: 2005 and ASTM D2244-11 |
ISO 4892-2:2013 cycle 4 Irradiance:(0.51±0.02)W/(m2·nm)@340nm 102min light at (63±3)℃BPT,(50±10)℃RH 18min light and water sparay Filter: Boro/Boro Exposure period: 500h |
Greyscale |
2-3 |
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∆E*ab |
3.5 |
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2 |
Thermal resistance |
With reference to ASTM D3045-92(2010) and client’s requirements |
150℃.30min |
Visible deformation and color fading, but o other visible change. |
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3 |
Muriatic acid resistance |
Medium: 35%(m/m) HCI(AR) Method: Immersion method Temperature: Room temperature Test time: 48h |
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4 |
Sulfuric acid resistance |
With reference to ISO 175-2010 and client’s requirements |
Medium: 30%(m/m) H2SO4(AR) Method: Immersion method Temperature: Room temperature Test time: 48h |
No visisble change |
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5 |
Alikali resistance |
With reference to ISO 175-2010 and client’s requirements |
Medium: 40% (m/m) NaOH(AR) Method: Immersion method Temperature: Room temperature Test time: 48h |
No visible change. |
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6 |
Density |
ISO 1183-1:2012 Method A |
Abosolute alcohol, 23±0.5℃ |
1.799g/cm3 |
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7 |
Flexural strength |
ISO 178:2010/Amd.1:2013 Method A |
Specimen:100x10.96x3.12mm Testing speed: 1mm/min Span: 50mm |
41.3MPa |
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8 |
Flexural modulus |
4520MPa |
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9 |
Charpy unnotched impact strength |
ISO 179-1: 2010 |
Specimen: ISO 179-1/1Eu Specimen thickness:3.13mm The capcaity of the pendulum: 5J Impact speed: 2.90m/s Span: 62mm
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38Kj/M2 C(complete break) |
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10 |
Vicat softening temperature |
ISO 306:2004 Method B50 |
Specimen thickness: 3.01mm Rate of temperature: 50℃/h |
77.3℃ |
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11 |
Tensile strength |
ISO 527-1:2012 and ISO 527-2:2012 |
Specimen: Type 1B Specimen thickness:3.05mm Testing speed: 5mm/min Grip separation:115mm |
20.3MPa |
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12 |
Nominal tensile strain at break |
13% |
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13 |
Impact resistance |
GB/T 8814-2004 Section 5.7 and 6.7 |
Precondition:-10℃,1h→ Take out and do test within 10s. Specimen thickness:3.02mm Geometry: H.25 Strike weight: 1.0kg Span: 200mm Number of specimens tested:10 |
Number of spcimen breakage:0 |
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14 |
Dimensional change |
With reference to ASTM D1204-08 and client’s requirement |
Condition: 100℃,60min→ 23±2℃,50±5%RH,1h Specimen: 25x25cm Medium:Talcum powder |
X drection |
-0.7% |
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Y direction |
-1.3% |
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15 |
Oxygen Index |
ISO 4589-1: 1996 and ISO 4589-2: 1996/Amd.1:2005 |
Specimen: Type III Specimen thickness: 3.2mm Ignition procedure: Method A |
32.8% |
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16 |
Horizontal burning test |
UL 94-2013 Section 7 |
Specimen: 126x13.4x3.0mm Conditioning: 23±2℃ 50±5%RH,48h |
HB |
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17 |
20mm Vertiacal burning test |
UL 94-2013 Section 8 |
Specimen: 126x13.4x3.0mm |
V-1 |
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18 |
Burning test |
DIN 4102-1:1998-05 |
See appendix1 |
The sample tested met the requirements of class B2 |
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