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JG Innovations' Interlock Concealment System
JG Innovations, Inc.
05 50 00 Metal Fabrications
The Interlock™ Concealment System is similar to the Soffi-Steel® System. It is strong and durable, made in the United States, and produced from USA A60/G90 galvanized steel with a few modifications for the purposes of greater economy. The Interlock™ Concealment System is an economical alternative to typical drywall soffits and carries the Factory Mutual (FM) approval.
SecureUtilizing the Snap-Lock connection, The Interlock™ Concealment System is snapped securely into chromium-plated spring steel shield clips. The unique 'reverse curvature' between the clips and the cover keeps the pipe cover virtually irremovable once installed. Providing a secure, streamlined pipe cover for your facility's exposed pipes and mechanicals is a simple achievement.Versatile
The custom-fabricated Interlock™ Concealment System is available in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit your individual requirements for pipe enclosures. Our soffits are offered in two standard shapes to satisfy your individual project needs, the L-Shield and the U-Shield. Both configurations can be manufactured in any combination of dimensions ranging between 76 and 1524 mm (3 and 60 in.) and up to 3 m (10 ft) lengths.
Durable
Available in number four stainless steel, paint grip (for field paint), and Sherwin Williams powder-coated finishes.
Additional Information
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Quick Customized Specification
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Contact Information
Phone: 1-888-933-2248
Email:
sales@jgius.com
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