Ideal for dock door and overhead door applications. Provides minimal protection for interior/exterior openings from 9' to 14' high. Meets CPAI-84 and California's State Fire Marshal requirements for flame resistancy. Operating temperature from -40 F to +140 F. Meets USDA, FDA and Agriculture Canada requirements.

Recommended Handling of Clear Vinyl Sheets

1. Always store drums of sheets standing on end in a cool, dry area on wooden pallets above the floor.
2. Rotate the usage of drums, being certain to use the oldest material first.
3. Never pull sheets out of the drums, as this will cause scratching across the width of the sheet.
4. Unpack drums by removing top lid and then standing drum upside down on a large, clean table. Slip the base of drum up and off the rolled up sheets. Then carefully lay the rolled sheets, packed in paper, down on their sides and unroll. Remove the desired amount of sheets and promptly reroll the balance, stand on end and slip the drum base back on. Turn the drum over as it goes back on the pallet and be certain to insert a rolled upcardboard filler to prevent the remaining sheets in the drum from "falling in."
5. Always use lightweight gloves when handling sheets to prevent finger marks. The sheets scratch and mar easily from improper care in handling.
6. Never leave sheets laying flat in a stack for any length of time. The accumulated weight of them will cause the unevenness of the paper interleafing to transfer the surface of the polished sheets and leave a paper mark-off (cold embossing-orange peel), which will make the sheet look distorted. If the paper impression is slight, it usually disappears from aging when the sheet is relaxed and exposed to the heat of the sun. A deeper impression however, may not disappear.