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Al S'afa Aluminium Saudi Co. was established in the early 70'sas modern aluminum national compan y in order to meet therequirements of fabricated ahonimun materials and since then ithad mastered in this field up to the present.

The main office/factory is located at the Hirst Industrial Area ofDammam. and the showrooms are located at the four main cities.The Dammam showroom is at the 1st Street along Sheraton Hotel(Thrtnerly Dammam Oberoi Hotel) road, Abail Showroom'slocation is near dubail General Hospital, Al Hasa Showroom isat Dhahran road, Al Hasa, and the Riyadh Showroom is locatedat Al Thkasusi, Riyadh, and Bahrain Showroom at Saw:

The company comprises of two hundred and fifty (250) activeemployees including the management and staff well-chosenengineers, experienced aluminum & glass technicians,aluminium casting experts, stainetbdeco •ative glass experiencedworkers, sand blasting expert's, swinless steel technicians andskilled labours. The factory is also equipped with modernmachinery in order to keep prompt service to meet customer'ssatisfaction.

Al Safa Aluminium Saudi Co. have mastered in almost all oresof fabrication of aluminium • glazing works like doors,windows., structural glazing system. curtain wall system.cladding, double-glazing, sand blasting, kitchen cabinets, staircases, stained glasses, ceilings, etc. Stainless steel worksinclude, but not limited to, railings! staircases and cladding.One of the company's in-demand projects at present is thestructural glazing system. It also introduced the used ofaluminium frames with thermal break.

We concentrated in using lop quality high standard long lastingmaterials. available in different varieties and attractive colors ofaluminium like White, Bronze, Champagne, Wood colors (indifferent shades and designs), and powder coated finish (RalStandard). Rut mostly, as per the customers choice. Glasses areusually ordered directly from the manufacturer and sonzetimes, ifdemands are high, additional orders are from the localdistributors/agents. Most of the materials are imported from theleading manufacturers abroad

We are the direct contractors for all types of the above-mentioned works, including fabrication, proper delivery to siteby our own transportation, protection of materials by plasticwrapping and taping during deliveries and installation, properhandling, and adequate installation procedures with thesupervision of site engineers and foremen. We are also approvedcontractors of Saudi Aramco and SC'ECO.

In the 90's and up to present, we are one of the leading factoriesof similar field. The fast changes on our growth are the result ofour well-planned hard work and carefulness in following up thelatest technology and information.

We are proud of our products, and you can find herewith ourmost modern buildings (SAPARE SYSTEMS) architecturalrequirements of structural glazing, curtain wall, cladding andskylights.

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TEST REPORT NO: 1189-02DDATE: 28 April 2002

Test for Static Pressure Air Infiltration (ASTM-E-283).

Result: Air leakage per linear meter of 0.706 M'Iliour;ma

at 300 Pascal is correct.

(Max. allowed is 4 10m 1per H x Mt.)

Compliance: With ASTM norm E-283.

Remarks : Structural Glazing Specimen Passed the Test

Structural Glazing Specimen Perimeter = 15.87 meters.

Structural Glazing Specimen = 6.98 square meters.

Test For Water Penetration Under Static Pressure(ASTM-E-331)

Result: No Leakage

Compliance: With ASTM Norm-E-331

Remarks: Curtain Wall specimen perimeter = 15.87

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Curtain Wall specimen area = 6.98 square meters.

Test For Structural Performance (ASTM-E-330)Result: Max deflection permitted is U175 of the total

span = 14.4 rm. Specimen passed the test with only 4.5

mm deformation at 1440 Pascal Positive Pressure.

Compliance: With ASTM Norm-E-330.

SAFARE CWCURTAIN WALL

TEST REPORT NO. 1189-02DDATE: 28 April 2002

Test for Static Pressure Air Infiltration (ASTM-E-283).Result: An leakage per linear meter of 0.51 nv 3/hourimtr at

300 Pascal is correct.

Compliance: With ASTM norm E-283.

Remarks : Curtain Wall Specimen Passed the Test

Curtain Wall Perimeter = 21 97 meters.

Curtain Wall area = 7.46 square meters.

Test For Water Penetration Under Static Pressure

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Result: No Leakage

Compliance: With ASTM Norm-E-331

Remarks: Curtain Wall specimen perimeter =

21.97meters.Curtain Wall specimen area - 7 46 square meters

Test For Structural Performance (ASTM-E-330)

Result: Max. deflection permitted is L/175 of the total

span = 14 4 mm. Specimen passed the test with only 5.0

mm deformation at 1440 Pascal Positive Pressure.

Compliance: With ASTM Norm-E-330.

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glazing systems under the careful study ofALSAFA aluminium company management,

engineering department and design group.

SAFARE STG system can easily supports

the installation of fully glass panels to

achieve a modern look for new buildings.

The frame and glass are coupled together by

approved structural glass silicone sealant &

Insulating glass panels are assembled by

insulating glass silicon sealant for structural

glazing.

SAFARE STG system profiles are available

in various sizes and thickness to match the

architectural and mechanical requirements

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Through the use of pressure equalisation principle,SAFARE-CW are proven for its air & water tightness.Special channels in the profiles were designed to drainany infiltrations towards the outside.

This system is mot useful for any weather conditions.when combined with insulation glass units with low a-values, the system reduces heat loss and also retains heatgained through solar radiation.

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Aluminum cladding, at present era, has found

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SAFARE-CL cladding system uses both

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