TH200

Tophat Batten

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The TH200 produces a Tophat batten up to 0.75mm (24 gauge) thickness. The profile has been specially developed for material efficiency with a screw location groove and a rolled safety edge.

All Hardware is CE and UL compliant and tested to comply with current CE emissions standards.

  • One of the main advantages of using steel battens is that they are dimensionally accurate and stable. This means that you can achieve a higher quality finish in lined walls and ceilings without the need to return to site to repair any, once the building has settled
  • Tophat roof battens nest together for easy transportation negating movement cracks
  • Cut to length reduces wastage and site cutting
  • The FRAMA machine control allows for room and building lots to be loaded using our CSV format
  • Batch marking is possible with the optional inkjet printer
  • Spans up to 900mm at 900mm spacing or 1200mm at 370mm spacing
  • Can be used in extra high wind and in snow load situations
  • Lightweight 0.836 KG per metre
  • Dimensionally stable, battens expand and contract at 0.1% the same rate as the roof in extreme temperature changes
  • Steel battens don’t absorb moisture
  • No more buckling ridge line flashings
  • Battens can be fitted to both timber and steel trusses or rafters.
  • 100% recyclable

 

 TH 200
Material Range 0.75mm 24 Gauge 
Product Size 30mm x 30mm Ceiling Batten  
Product Rate  1500m/hour  4900 feet/hour
Control  FRAMA machine control
Length  1900mm 6'2"
Width 500mm 1'8"
Height  1260mm 4'2"
Weight 1125kg 2475lb
Electrical Req. 400 - 460V 50 - 60Hz
Motor Power 4.0kW  5.4hp
Hydraulic Power 1.1kW  1.5hp
Hydraulic Tank 5 litres  1.3 gal
Cover Fully Guarded with Emergency Stop Buttons

 

Decoiler
   1.5T Decoiler 3300lb Decoiler
Dimensions L X W X H 1.05m x 1.2m x 1.68m 3.4' x 6.6' x 5.5' 
Weight 350kg 770lb
Drive Motor 2.2kW 3hp
Jaws 3 Jaw Self Centring
Jaw Expansion Hydraulic
Jaw Expansion Range 480mm - 520mm 1' 7'' - 1' 8 1/2'' 
Speed Control Dancer Arm with Inclinometer
  Auto pause at coil end
Max Coil Weight 1500kg 3300lb
Max Coil Width 200mm 8''
Mac Coil OD 1500mm 59''
Nominal Bore 508mm 20''
Safety CE, UL, Cat 3 Compliant

* Production Speed will vary due to component complexity. Howick Ltd Reserve the right to update the machine specification without notice.

 

Ceiling Battens

30x74x0.55 Top Hat Section
Refer: AS/NZS1170 Loadings code
also NZS3604:2011
Design to AS/NZS4600 Light Gauge Steel using G250 grade steel
Ceilings with 0.5kPa Live load                                                          Table of max span vs spacings
Figs based on max deflection L/500                                                 Connect with min 2 - 10 gauge screws for centres noted

 

Section Spacings
(mm)
Connect with min 2-10 gauge screws for spans as noted  400 400 450 450 600 600
Connect with min 1-10 gauge screw for up to 1.0m span Span (m) Max Point Load (kN) Span (m) Max Point Load (kN) Span (m)  Max Point Load (kN)
Max distributed loads kN/m 0.200   0.225   0.300  
Using 10mm gib ceilings 1.7 0.25 1.5 0.33 1.4 0.35
Using 13mm gib ceilings 1.5 0.33 1.4 0.35 1.3 0.38
Using 16mm gib ceilings 1.4 0.35 1.4 0.35 1.2 0.41
Using 20mm gib ceilings 1.3 0.38 1.3 0.38 1.2 0.41

CEILING BATTENS             

30x74x0.75 Top Hat Section
Ceilings with 0.5kPa Live load                                                       
Figs based on max deflection L/500                                                 
Table of max span vs spacings. Connect with min 2 - 10 gauge screws for centres noted 

 

Section Spacings
(mm)
Connect with min 2-10 gauge screws for spans as noted  400   450   600  
Connect with min 1-10 gauge screw for up to 1.0m span Span (m) Max Point Load (kN) Span (m) Max Point Load (kN) Span (m)  Max Point Load (kN)
Max distributed loads kN/m 0.200   0.225   0.300  
Using 10mm gib ceilings 1.8 0.60 1.7 0.65 1.5 0.75
Using 13mm gib ceilings 1.7 0.65 1.6 0.70 1.5 0.75
Using 16mm gib ceilings 1.6 0.70 1.5 0.75 1.4 0.80
Using 20mm gib ceilings 1.5 0.75 1.4 0.80 1.3 0.86

 

Battens for Roof and Wall claddings 

30x74x0.75 Top Hat Section
Propriatary steel roofings with wind loads                                       
Or 0.25 LL whichever worst case                                                    
Table of max span vs spacings. Pressure Factor Cp = + or - 0.9   

 

Section Spacings
(mm)
For connections to wood substrate refer NZS3604:2011 for wind loadings. For connections to min 0.75 ga steel 600 600 900 900 1200 1200
Connect with min 1 - 10 gauge screw for up to 0.50kN/m, 2 per 1.0kN/m, 3 per 1.5kN/m, and 4 per 2.0kN/m Max Span (m) Max UDL (kN/m) Max Span (m) Max UDL (kN/m) Max Span (m) Max UDL (kN/m)
Medium wind 37m/s 1.2 0.44 1.1 0.66 1.0 0.88
High wind 44m/s  1.2 0.63 1.0 0.95 0.9 1.26
Very high wind 50m/s 1.1 0.81 0.9 1.22 0.8 1.62
Extra high wind 55m/s 1.0 0.98 0.9 1.47 0.8 1.96

Note: All fixing types are determined as required for the higher uplift loads at the periphery of the roof (based on local pressure factors in AS/NZS 1170.2)

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