Steel Top Hats Battens Capacitytables Product Technical Manual

STRAMIT
TOP HATS
& BATTENS
CAPACITY TABLES
p r o d u c t
t e c h n i c a l
m a n u a l
THB
20
41
H6
tT
Ha
it
Top
61
H9
tT
Ha
it
Top
Str
am
en
ng
eili
it
WA
C
Str
am
ilin
it
Ce
Str
am
Str
am
it
Cyc
lon
gB
ic R
att
oof
n
tte
Ba
of
it
Ro
Str
am
Ba
Ba
tte
tte
Str
am
Str
am
it
Top
it
Top
Ha
Ha
tT
tT
H9
H9
60
61
75
00
20
Str
am
Str
am
Str
am
it
Top
it
Top
Ha
Ha
tT
tT
H6
H6
41
40
00
75
STRAMIT
TOP HATS & BATTENS
CAPACITY TABLES
IMPORTANT NOTE
The information contained within this brochure is as far as possible accurate at the date of publication, however, before application in a particular
situation, Stramit Building Products recommends that you obtain qualified expert advice confirming the suitability of product(s) and information in
question for the application proposed. While Stramit accepts its legal obligations, be aware however that to the extent permitted by law, Stramit
disclaims all liability (including liability for negligence) for all loss and damage resulting from the use of the information provided in this brochure.
CONTENTS
Selection and Specification
Features
Applications
Materials
Specification
Adverse Conditions
Compatibility
INTRODUCTION
This Stramit Top Hat and Battens product technical
manual incorporates limit-state design capacities.Tables
for Stramit Top Hats have been prepared using software
developed for Stramit by the University of Sydney.This
software is based on the limit-state AS/NZS4600:1996*
Cold-formed steel structures.
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2
2
2
2
2
2
Design Data
General
Sizes
Section Properties
Loadings
Spacings
Performance Stramit Top Hats
Design Capacity Tables
Lap/Ends
Performance Stramit Roof Battens
Tiles
Metal Roofing
Darwin Deemed-to-comply
Performance Stramit Ceiling Battens
Additional Fasteners
Fastener Sizes
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4 -9
5
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
Procurement
Prices
Availability
Orders
Related Products
Delivery/Unloading
12
12
12
12
12
12
Installation
Good Practice
Walking
Fixing/Connections
Laps
Welding
12
12
12
12
12
12
Additional Information
Further Information
References
Other Products
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13
13
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Stramit Research and Development has carried out

numerous in-house tests at Stramit Technology, Sydney
on both roof and ceiling battens. In addition testing of
top hats has been carried out at the University of Sydney
using the Universitys vacuum test rig.These tests have
been used in the derivation and substantiation of the
enclosed design data.
Testing
Stramit Top Hat and Battens generally show significant
inelastic reserve under test. It can be difficult to define
failure under such circumstances. A consequence is a yet
to be resolved debate over the definition of serviceability
and strength limit-states of small secondary structural
members. As this may depend in part on the nature of
usage and the integrity of the primary structural members
data for Stramit Top Hats has been provided in a way
that enables the designer to choose.
Data for Stramit Roof Battens and for Stramit Ceiling
Battens are each presented in a different manner. In each
case the presentation reflects the specific usage of these
products and the nature of the controlling factors that
are quite different.
Customer Support
Stramit has a Technical Services Manager in each region
to assist with all issues related to top hats and battens.
This enables Stramit to provide advice that reflects local
conditions and practices.
* All further references to AS/NZ4600:1996 are shown as simply AS4600.
SELECTION & SPECIFICATION

Features
Specification
High tensile steel for high strength and low weight
Maintaining the structural integrity of a building structure

is important. Even an apparently small change in product
material or dimensions can lead to a considerable reduction
in performance. One of the best ways to ensure structural
adequacy is to prepare and enforce an appropriate
specification for structural components.
Quality products with Stramits proven record for

manufacture and supply
Limit-state design data for fully conforming designs
Fully tested for technical confidence
A suggested specification is:

All top hats/roof battens/ceiling battens shall be Stramit
sections or approved equivalent supported by submission
of section properties and capacity calculations/data in
accordance with AS4600, AS3623 and AS1562. All sections
shall be produced from high-tensile G500/G550 steel with
a galvanised/zinc-aluminium alloy coating conforming to
AS1397. All sections must be installed in accordance with the
manufacturers recommendations with particular reference
to the number, size, grade and positioning of fasteners.
Rolled safety edges on roof and ceiling battens to

enhance user confidence
Knurled anti-slip surfaces on roof and ceiling battens
for easier fastening
Applications
The range of Stramit Top Hats is ideal for small to
medium sized sheds and similar structures. Stramit Roof
Battens have been developed specifically for domestic
applications but may be used in small commercial structures
as well, with Stramit Cyclonic Roof Battens having
enhanced performance to endure the repeated loadings
that can be experienced in tropical cyclones. Stramit
Ceiling Battens are intended for use with plasterboard
sheeting in both domestic and commercial situations.
Adverse Conditions
Stramit Top Hats and Battens will give excellent durability
in most applications. In exposed conditions, unwashed areas
subject to salt-laden air or other corrosive matter may
need additional protection. Stramit Top Hats and Battens
are not recommended for use in enclosed areas within
450mm of moist soil.
Materials
Stramit Top Hats & Battens are manufactured from
high-tensile (G550/G500) steel with either AZ150
zinc-aluminium alloy or Z350 galvanised coating in full
conformance with AS1397.
Compatibility
Contact between galvanised steel and copper (e.g. pipework)
must be avoided as premature corrosion will occur.
STRAMIT TOP HATS & BATTENS PRODUCT THICKNESS, GRADE AND MASS
product
thickness bmt
steel grade
mass
Stramit Top Hat TH64075
0.75 mm
G550
1.26 kg/m
1.00 mm
G550
1.67 kg/m
1.20 mm
G500
2.00 kg/m
0.75 mm
G550
1.65 kg/m
1.00 mm
G550
2.18 kg/m
1.20 mm
G500
2.60 kg/m
Stramit Roof Batten 0.48
0.48 mm
G550
0.60 kg/m
0.55 mm
G550
0.77 kg/m
Stramit Cyclonic Roof Batten
0.75 mm
G550
0.98 kg/m
Stramit Ceiling Batten
0.42 mm
G550
0.37 kg/m
Stramit WA Ceiling Batten
0.42 mm
G550
0.34 kg/m
DESIGN DATA
General
Stramit Battens
Stramit recommends that all designs conform to relevant

Australian Standards such as AS1170 series (Loading
Codes), AS4600 (Cold-formed steel structures) and
AS3623 (Domestic metal framing).
Sizes
Stramit Top Hat
TH64 series
Stramit Cyclonic
Roof Batten
Stramit
Roof Batten
Stramit
Ceiling Batten
Stramit WA
Ceiling Batten
TH96 series
36mm
36mm
96mm
64mm
22mm
22mm
97mm (approx)
109mm (approx)
Stramit Top Hat

TH64075, TH64100, TH64120
Stramit Top Hat

TH96075, TH96100, TH96120
Section Properties
STRAMIT TOP HATS & BATTENS FULL SECTION PROPERTIES
mm2
Ix
103mm4
Iy
103mm4
+
Zx
103mm3
Zx
103mm3
+
Zy
103mm3
Zy
103mm3
rx
mm
ry
mm
mm4
x
mm
Iw
106mm6

157
208
253
90.4
120
147
83.7
111
166
2.62
3.48
4.22
3.06
4.03
4.93
1.97
2.61
3.51
1.97
2.61
3.51
24.0
24.0
24.1
23.1
23.1
25.6
29.4
69.4
122
109
109
110
25.0
32.5
41.1

206
274
328
245
325
389
152
202
242
4.80
6.39
7.65
5.44
7.17
8.53
2.99
3.98
4.77
2.99
3.98
4.77
34.5
34.4
34.4
27.1
27.1
27.1
38.7
91.4
158
157
158
158
63.8
82.8
97.3

77.2
92.1
120
43.2
43.4
19.6
23.7
29.5
3.56
4.43
51.2
67.8
68.9
16.0
13.3
0.96
1.13
1.36
0.34
0.37
0.99
1.25
1.62
0.31
0.34
1.11
1.37
1.62
0.47
0.43
1.11
1.37
1.62
0.47
0.43
15.9
16.0
15.7
9.09
10.1
25.7
27.1
24.0
18.3
17.5
5.93
9.28
22.5
2.54
2.55
88.2
87.8
78.0
62.6
60.0
4.70
7.56
8.84
0.45
0.50
Area Ag
Section
STRAMIT TOP HATS & BATTENS EFFECTIVE SECTION PROPERTIES

mm2
+
Iex
103mm4
Iex
103mm4
+
Iey
103mm4
Iey
103mm4
+
Zx
103mm3
Zx
103mm3
+
Zy
103mm3
Zy
103mm3

91.0
141
188
87.0
116
143
82.6
116
145
74.0
102
156
74.0
102
156
2.59
3.44
4.18
2.30
3.29
4.16
1.62
2.29
3.20
1.62
2.29
3.20

92.0
144
192
236
315
382
200
315
386
118
165
204
118
165
204
4.73
6.30
7.59
3.49
6.10
7.57
2.05
2.93
3.69
2.05
2.93
3.69

43.3
51.5
85.3
26.7
26.2
18.6
20.8
28.0
2.86
3.55
14.9
18.6
26.5
2.72
3.54
45.6
62.0
66.6
15.6
12.6
45.6
62.0
66.6
15.6
12.6
0.91
1.00
1.34
0.22
0.24
0.64
0.79
1.16
0.22
0.25
0.93
1.20
1.53
0.45
0.39
0.93
1.20
1.53
0.45
0.39
Section
Area Ae(fy )
Loadings
Spacings
All loadings used in deriving the design data are assumed

to either act uniformly along the top central flange of the
sections or, for connections to support members, evenly
between each of the lower flanges (feet). Foot traffic
loadings, where used, are based on AS1562.
Member, fastener or roof sheeting capacity influences

top hat spacing. It is often economical to reduce top hat
spacing at the building edge and ends to account for the
higher wind pressures encountered on these parts of the
building. Additional runs may be required adjacent to roof
penetrations or in areas of additional loading.
Roof batten spacings are influenced by support (truss)
spacing, sheeting capacity or roof tile spacing.
Ceiling batten spacing is invariably chosen to suit
plasterboard manufacturers requirements.
Performance
Stramit Top Hats

Single Spans comprise of a single section simply supported and attached to a support member at each end.
They may form part of a series of spans in which sections have a short (non-structural) overlap at each support.
Table 1a
STRAMIT TOP HATS SINGLE SPANS
Outwards Design Capacity (kN/m) *
2 x No12 fastener capacity ***
Member design capacity for section shown

Span
TH64075
(mm)
TH64100
TH64120
TH96075
TH96100
TH96120
svblty * strngth svblty * strngth svblty * strngth svblty * strngth svbltyA* strngth svblty * strngth
Support member thickness (mm) **

1.0
1.2
1.5
1.9
2.4
3.0
M
R
S
M
IT
S
M
IT
RA
IT
TR
RA
ST
M
RA
M
AM
IT
ST 6.22TRA7.30 A7.44
T
IT 8.90 S7.70 11.92
A
T
R
S
3.39
3.84
4.43
5.61
7.09
8.86
1500
3.79MIT 4.64
5.55
5.18
9.81
14.34
R
S
IT
S
AM
IT
AM
IT
ST
TR
M
ST
M
7.60
1750
2.78
3.01AM 4.08 IT4.08
4.90S
5.36 TR 3.80
5.93
5.65 IT 7.95
7.21
9.67
RA
TR 2.90 RA3.29 3.80MIT4.81 6.08
A
T
S
T
M
I
S
T
R
T
A
I
S
T 2.88 3.32
A
T 4.05
M5.32 6.65IT
AM 3.12 MI3.19
R
S
TR
M
T
2.54
4.21
2000
1.93 S2.13
2.69
4.11
2.91
4.33
5.47
5.52
6.76
R
S
T
A
I
R
T
I
M
R
S
M
RA
ST
M
IT
RA
ST
IT
IT
RA
ST
M 2.26 2.56
RA
ST3.76 T4.36
IT
RA 3.24 AM2.30
ST
T
T
2.95
3.74
4.73
5.91
2250
1.29
1.68
1.81
2.47
2.12
2.72
3.42
4.57
M
T
A
I
I
S
T
A
S
M
IT
S
R
T
AM
IT
TR
ST
M
AM
2500 STR0.91
1.24MI 2.00 IT 1.47
2.63
1.86 RA 1.89
2.77
M
ST
IT 3.16 S 3.53 S2.03
R1.36
TR 2.30 RA2.66 3.37MIT4.25 5.32
A2.62
T
T
A
I
T
M
T
R
S
M
I
R
2750
0.64 S 1.13 T0.88
1.65
1.05 MIT 2.17
1.37
1.54ST 1.86 RA2.29
2.25
2.92 T 1.85 2.09
RA 3.87 AM4.83
ST 2.42 3.06
I
RA
S
AM
IT
R
T
IT
T1.39
A
M
T1.92 2.21 ST2.81 3.54
R
S
M
I
S
T
R
1.69
3000
0.47
0.95
0.65
0.77
1.83
1.00
1.29
1.35
1.92
1.65
2.45
M
T
A
I
T
ST 4.43TRA
I
A
T
M
R
S
M
IT
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
RA
T
S
I
A
T
T
M
A
R
S
I
M
IT
M 3.27 IT4.09
2.59
3250
0.35TR 0.81 A0.48
1.18IT 0.58 S1.56
1.10RAM 1.01 M1.64
1.23
2.09 ST1.56 1.77
TR
RA 2.04 A
T
S0.74
M
I
R
S
T
T
M
A
I
R
R 1.41 AM0.94
ST
1.45 S1.65 1.90
3500 IT0.26
0.70ST 0.37 RA
1.02
0.45
1.34 IT 0.56
0.95
0.77
1.80
IT
RA 3.80 AM
ST 2.41 T3.04
AM
R
ST
M
IT
ST 0.89 TR0.35
T
AM
IT 0.83
R
T
S
A
T
M
1.35
1.54
1.77
2.25
2.84
3.55
3750 M 0.20 MI0.61
0.29
1.17
0.43
0.59
1.23
0.73
1.57
R
S
I
M
R
S
IT
ST
IT
A
ST 1.38 TRA1.27 1.44
IT
M 0.47 IT1.08
RA
AM 1.66 M2.10
ST 1.03 T0.34
M
R
T
2.66
3.32
4000
0.23
0.78
0.28
0.73
0.58
A
T
I
R
S
I
M
R
A
S
M
IT
ST
RA
M
IT
ST
IT
RA
ST
TR
M
RA
ST
AM 0.46 MIT
IT
RA
T
S
A
T
1.20
1.36
1.56
1.98
2.50
3.13
4250 T
0.23
0.91
0.27
0.65
0.37
0.96
1.22
T
R
AM
S
I
T
M
T
R
S
A
I
R
T
S
M
A
T
IT
R
S0.86
I 1.48 1.87 2.36 ST2.95
M
R
ST
M
4500
0.22
0.58IT 0.30
0.38
1.09RA 1.13 1.28
IT
ST
IT
RA
AM
ST
T
M
IT
RA
AM
IT
R
T
S
IT 2.80 S
A
M
T
1.07
1.21
1.40
4750 ST
0.25
0.77
0.31
0.98
R
AM 1.77 M2.24
S
T
M
I
T
R
A
I
R
T
S
IT
A
T
T
M
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R 2.13 A
M 0.88 IT1.02 1.15 S 1.33 1.68
2.66
5000
0.26
A
T
ST 0.21 TR0.69
T
M
T
R
A
S
I
T
R
S
M
I
R
S
IT
M
RA
ST
M
IT
ST 2.53 T
IT
RA
ST0.22
IT 1.60 2.03
0.97AM1.10 1.27
5250 RA
M
T
RA
ST
T0.80
M
I
T
S
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
T
T
M
R
S
I
R
IT
RA
ST
5500
M
IT
AM
RA
AM
ST
IT
T
M
T
R
A
ST
M
I
R
T
S
M
R
S
IT
M
RA
A
ST
5750
IT
RA
ST
IT
ST
IT
M
RA
AM
ST
TR
IT
ST
RA
M
A
T
IT
R
T
S
I
T
6000 RAM
M
S
I
M
ST
M
A
T
IT
RA
TR
ST
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
I
T
S
M
A
T
RA
TR
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
Notes to Tables 1a - 5a
full conformance to AS4600 the serviceability limit (to first buckle) must be regarded as
*theFor
strength limit-state design capacity.
** Support member is assumed to be high-tensile steel (1.0 = G550, 1.2 = G500, > 1.2 = G450).
*** Fastener capacities can be increased by 18% if 2 x No14 screws are used, increased by 30%
if 4 x No12 screws are used, OR increased by 40% if 4 x No14 screws are used.
Outwards capacity may be limited

by fastener capacity check
right-hand columns.
Outwards capacity will be limited
by fastener capacity determine
from right-hand columns.
Laps/Ends
Lapped Stramit Top Hat configurations require a minimum
10% lap length (i.e. 5% at each end). Section properties
within the lap have been assumed to be twice that of a
single section rather than the properties of a double
thickness section.
End fastenings of top hats or battens are recommended
to be at least 25 mm from the section end irrespective of
whether this occurs at the structure end or at an internal
support.The absolute minimum required by AS4600 is 1.5
df (where df is the nominal screw diameter). Remember to
allow for this additional material over and above the span
length/s when specifying, ordering or cutting sections.
Stramit Top Hats TH96 and TH64 have one end partially
crimped to facilitate lapping.
Top hat/batten overlaps (or non-structural laps) are
recommended to be 100 mm in length. In these cases
structural continuity must not be assumed.
Table 1b
STRAMIT TOP HATS SINGLE SPANS
Inwards Design Capacity (kN/m) #
Span
TH64075
(mm)
L/90
svblty * strngth
TH64100
L/90
svblty * strngth
TH64120
L/90
svblty * strngth
TH96075
AL/90
svblty * strngth
TH96100
L/90
svblty * strngth
TH96120
L/90
svblty * strngth
M
A
R
S
M
IT
S
R
M
IT
IT
RA
ST
TR
M
RA
ST
M 7.41 IT
AM
IT5.32
RA
T
A
T
A
R
S
1500
4.22 MIT
3.44
3.44S 5.92 ST5.68
5.68
7.62
7.64
10.11
3.16
3.16
15.92
5.32
19.54
7.36
7.36
S
M
IT
AM
IT
TR
IT
ST
TR
IT
RA 5.60 AM5.91
IT
1750
2.70
3.78
4.46 S 4.71
4.67
6.37
2.71 S 2.71 S10.03
4.56RAM4.56 M
12.30
6.31T 6.31
RA 2.95 AM2.95
TR
IT
T
T
M
I
S
T
R
M
I
R
S
IT 3.60
A
M
RA 8.27 A5.52
ST
M
2000
1.83 2.38
2.51 RA 2.56 3.41
4.52
2.37IT 6.74 3.99
3.99
5.52IT
ST
ST
IT 3.13 4.28
TR 4.27 RA2.37
M
AM
R
ST
T
M
T
S
M
A
I
R
S
T
T
T
A
I
T
A
I
R4.91
S
M 3.55 IT 3.55
R2.11
S
M 3.39 IT 3.57
ST 2.70 TR2.85
T
2250
1.30
1.88
1.99
1.80
2.20
3.05
2.11
4.77
5.83
4.91
M
T
A
T
I
S
A
M
A
R
S
T
M
IT
S
T
R
M
T
T
RA
2500 STR0.96 1.52
1.61 MI 1.31 2.18
2.31 ST 1.60 2.74
2.89 MI 2.31 I1.90
1.90 ST 3.51 T3.19
3.19AM 4.25 I4.41
4.41 S
T
RA
RA
IT
A
T
T
M
A
R
S
I
T
M
T
R
S
M
A 4.01 M4.01
I
T
A 1.72 M1.72
IT
2750
0.73 S 1.26
1.33
0.98 A 1.81 M1.91
1.20 2.27 S2.39
1.79
2.65
3.19
T
TR
IT 2.90 S2.90
R
TR
IT
RA
TR
IT 1.06 S1.12
S2.46
A 1.60
T 2.66
RA 1.58 AM
S1.43
M
I
ST
T
R
3000
0.56
0.76
1.52
0.93
1.90
2.01
1.58
2.05
2.66
3.46
M
T
I
T
ST 3.65TRA
I
A
T
M
T
A
R
S
M
I
T
R
S
I
R
S
IT
AM
RA
ST
IT
ST 0.73 TRA
AM
3250
0.45 TR0.90
0.95
1.16MIT 1.37 T1.45
1.62ST 2.39 R2.45
1.93
AM
AM 0.60MIT 1.29 T1.36
AM 2.95 MIT3.11
S 1.62 TR1.71
I
R
S
T
A
I
R
T
R
A 2.68 M
3500 I0.36
0.78 ST 0.82
0.48
1.11AM 1.18
1.40 S 1.48 T0.95
1.18AM 1.25
2.07 S 2.18 ST1.55 2.54
I1.29
T
RA
T
I0.58
R
S
TR
M
IT
R
ST0.39 0.97
AM 1.05 M1.80
IT
RA
T
S
IT
A
T
T
3750 M 0.29 M
0.68
0.72
1.03
0.47
1.22
1.29
0.77
1.03
1.09
1.90
1.26
2.21
2.34
R
S
I
R
S
A
IT
T
ST
M
AM
T
IT
T
A
R
S
I
M
T
R
A
S
I
R
4000
0.32
0.90
0.39
1.07 A1.13
0.64
0.90 T 0.95
0.87
1.58 R 1.67
1.04
1.95 IT 2.05
M
IT 0.85
ST
AM
M
R
ST
I
ST
IT
RA
ST
IT
AM
TR
M
T
RA
AM
ST
T
M
I
T
R
S
T
A
I
R
T
S
4250
1.00S 0.54 R0.80
0.85M 0.72 IT1.40
1.48
0.87 T 1.72
1.82
AM
M 0.33 IT0.95
RA
ST
A
R
T
S
M
A
T
IT
T
R
M
R
A 1.25 MI1.32
S
M
IT
4500
0.45 S 0.71 ST0.75
0.61
0.73
1.54 ST1.62
IT
IT
RA
A
ST
TR
M
IT
RA
M0.62 1.38
AM
IT
R
T
S
IT 1.46 S
A
M
T
4750 ST
0.52
1.12
1.18
R
A
S
T
I
M
A
IT
R
T
S
IT
AM
T
TR
M
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
S
M
I
S
M
5000
0.44IT 1.01
1.07
0.53TR 1.25
1.32
A
T
RA
A
ST
M
T
R
A
S
I
T
R
T
S
I
R
S
IT
T
M
RA
AM
ST
M
IT
IT
ST
IT0.46 1.13S 1.19 ST
5250 RA
M
RA
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
M
A
T
IT
R
T
S
I
A
T
T
M
R
S
I
M
R
M
A
IT
RA
ST
5500
IT
ST
IT
RA
AM
ST
M
IT
RA
TR
ST
M
AM
T
R
T
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
S
5750
T
I
R
S
M
IT
R
S
IT
M
RA
ST
IT
ST
RA
IT
RA
ST
IT
6000 RAM
M
RA
AM
ST
IT
T
M
T
ST
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
I
T
S
M
A
T
R
T
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
Notes to Tables 1b - 5b
# For full conformance to AS4600 the serviceability limit (to first buckle) must be regarded as
the strength limit-state design capacity.
Spans shaded pink exceed the

serviceability limit for a 1.1kN
foot traffic load.
Double Spans are simply supported and attached at each end

and in the middle (unlapped) or have a structural (10%) lap at that central support (lapped).
Table 2a
STRAMIT TOP HATS DOUBLE SPAN UNLAPPED

Span
TH64075
(mm)
TH64100
TH64120
TH96075
TH96100
TH96120

1.0
1.2
1.5
1.9
2.4
3.0
M
A
R
S
IT
S
IT
IT
AM
TR
M
AM
RA
ST
TR
M
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
R
S
T
I
T
A
T
R
S 2.66 3.32
1500
4.22MI 4.22
6.07
6.19
4.64
4.64 T 6.19
6.53R
6.53 M1.17 1.33IT 1.87 2.29
S6.19
ST 6.53 TRA6.53
I
AM
IT
M 1.60 IT1.97 2.28 ST2.85
RA 1.01 A1.14
ST
M
1750
3.11
3.15AM 4.46 IT4.63
5.60S
5.60 TR 3.98
3.98
5.31 IT 5.31
5.60
5.60
RA
T
A
M
T
R
S
T
I
S
R
M
IT
S
IT
AM
M
RA
ST
TR
IT
2000
2.38 S2.43
3.41
4.48
3.26 ST 3.26 TR4.64
4.64
RA 3.56 AM 4.28
IT
AM 4.90MIT 4.90 T0.88 1.00 ST1.40 1.72RA 1.99 2.49
T
R
S
M
AM
I
R
S
T
T
A
I
T
A
IT
R
S
T
M
T
R
I
R 3.55 AM2.65
S
2250
1.86
1.94 IT 2.68
2.82
3.33
2.65
4.13 S 4.13 T4.35
4.35
IT
ST 2.22 T
AM
RA 0.78AM0.89 1.24IT 1.53 1.77
S
M
ST
T
IT
TR 2.20 RA 2.20
M 1.38 IT1.60 1.99 S
AM
R
2500 STR1.42
1.58
2.06MI 2.29 IT 2.56
2.88
3.71
3.71
3.92 ST
3.92
0.70
0.80
1.12
M
T
S
A
I
R
T
M
R
IT
T
M
ST 1.85 TRA3.13 A3.36
M 1.99 IT 2.38
IT 3.56 S0.64 0.73
RA
2750
1.11 S 1.31 T1.61
1.89
1.83
3.56
RA 1.45 AM1.81
ST 1.02 T1.25
M
R
S
M
IT
RA
S
T
A
IT
R
T
I
S
T
A
R
3000
1.10
1.27 S 1.59
1.57
2.00AM 1.49 IT
1.57
2.49S
2.84 TR3.08
3.26
0.59MIT0.67 0.93 1.15 1.33
M0.88
AM
ST 1.66TRA
IT
S
M
IT
R
ST
M
A
IT
RA
TR
S
IT
A
T
T
M
A
R
S
I
M
T
R
M
I
M 1.23 IT1.53
3250
0.70TR 0.94 A1.02
1.36IT 1.25 S1.71
1.22
1.35RA 2.00 M2.44
2.47
3.01 ST0.54 0.62
1.06
T
RA 0.86 A
T
S
M
I
R
S
T
T
M
I
R
RA 2.11 AM2.00
ST
3500 IT0.55
0.81ST 0.81 RA
1.17
0.98
1.47 IT 1.01
1.18
1.62
2.64
0.50 S0.57 0.80
IT
RA 1.42 AM
ST 0.98 T1.14
AM
T
M
T
R
ST
M
I
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
R
T
S
I
A
T
M
3750
0.43 M 0.71
0.65
1.02 ST 0.78
1.28
0.84M 1.03 IT 1.30
1.85
1.61 R 2.30 A0.47
0.53 I 0.75 0.92 1.06 1.33
S
ST
M
A
IT
TR
A
ST 2.03 TR 0.44 0.50
IT
M
T
R
A
S
M
I
R
T
4000
0.35
0.62
0.52
0.90
0.63
1.13
0.70
0.91
1.05
1.63
1.29
0.70
0.86
1.00
1.25
M
I
R
S
IT
M
RA
A
ST
M
IT
ST
RA
IT
ST
IT
M
RA
AM
ST
TR
IT
RA 0.80 AM
ST
A
IT
R
T
S
T
4250 T 0.29
0.55
0.42
0.51
1.00
0.59
0.81
0.85
1.45
1.04
1.80
0.41
0.47
0.66
0.81
0.94
1.17
T
M
R
AM
S
I
T
M
T
R
S
A
I
T
R
T
S
M
I
R
S1.29
IT 0.62 0.76 0.89 ST1.11
M
ST 0.43 TRA0.89 A0.49
M
4500
0.71
0.73IT 0.69
0.86
1.61RA 0.39 0.44
IT 0.35
ST
IT
M
R
AM
S
T
M
IT
T
RA
M 0.72 0.84
A
I
R
T
S
IT 1.05 S
A
T
M
4750 S
0.29 M 0.64 IT
0.36
0.80S 0.40 TR0.66
0.57
1.16 IT 0.71
1.44
0.37
0.42
0.59
A
T
R
A
R
S
IT
A
M
R
AM
S
IT
T
M
T
R
ST
M
A
I
R
T
S
M
5000
0.24
0.58
0.30
0.72
0.34
0.59
0.48
1.05
0.59
1.30
0.35
0.40
0.56
0.69
0.80
1.00
A
T
T
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
S
I
R
S
M
IT
ST
IT
M
RA
ST
TR
M
IT
ST 0.95 T
IT 0.20
RA
IT 0.66 0.76
5250 RA
0.52
0.26
0.66RA 0.28 AM0.54
0.40
0.96 S 0.50
1.18
0.34AM0.38 0.53
T
ST
T
M
I
T
S
M
T
I
R
T
S
I
T
M
R
S
IT 0.42
T
RA
M 0.73 0.91
A0.34
IT 0.22
5500
0.60
0.87
0.36TRA0.51 0.63
M
IT
AM
T 1.08 S0.32
R
A
ST
I
M
T
R
A
ST
M
I
R
S
M
A 0.87
ST 0.29 TR 0.80
IT 0.31 0.35
M
RA
A
ST
5750
0.36
0.99
0.49 ST0.60 0.69
IT
IT
S
IT
TR
M
T
RA
AM
ST
TR
M
I
T
S
RA
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
T
6000 R
0.73
0.31 T 0.91
0.29
R
A 0.33 M0.47 0.57T 0.67 0.83
S
I0.25
M
ST
AM
IT
R
T
S
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
IT
T
ST
M
AM
T
RA
TR
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
Table 3a
STRAMIT TOP HATS DOUBLE LAPPED

Span
TH64075
(mm)
TH64100
TH64120
TH96075
TH96100
TH96120

1.0
1.2
1.5
1.9
2.4
3.0
R
S
M
IT
S
M
AM
IT
RA
IT
TR
ST
M
RA
M
AM
IT
ST 6.44TRA6.44 A6.44
TR2.61 3.26
IT 6.05 S6.44
A
T
R
S
1500
5.04MIT 5.04
6.44
6.05
6.44
6.44
6.44
1.15
1.31
1.83
2.25
M
T
R
S
I
S
A
IT
AM
IT
ST
TR
M
ST
1750
3.77
3.77AM 5.40 IT5.52
5.52S
5.52 TR 4.74
4.74
5.52 IT 5.52
5.52
5.52
2.79
RA
TR 0.99 RA1.12 1.57MIT1.93 2.23
AM
T
S
M
I
S
T
R
M
T
A
I
R
ST
A
A 4.29 MI4.83
R
ST 0.98 T1.37
T
M 4.83 IT 4.83
2000
2.88 S2.92
4.13
4.83
3.81 ST 3.81 TR4.83
4.83
0.86
1.69 AM1.96 2.44IT
T
R
I
A
R
S
M
S
M
AM
IT
RA
ST
IT
TR
IT
ST
RA
IT
RA 4.29 AM3.11
ST
TR2.17
2250
2.19
2.33 IT 3.15
3.40
3.92
3.11
4.29 S 4.29 T4.29
4.29
1.22T 1.50
1.74
M
AM 0.77 M0.87
IT
S
T
A
R
S
M
I
S
R
T
A
IT
T
ST
M
AM
2500 STR1.67
1.90
2.41MI 2.76 IT 2.99
3.48
2.59 RA 2.59
3.86
M
ST
IT 3.86 S 3.86 S0.69
TR 0.78 RA1.10 1.35MIT1.56 1.96
A3.86
T
A
IT
TR
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R
S
T
T
2750
1.29
1.57 T1.87
2.29
2.31 MI 2.88
2.17
2.19ST 3.51 RA3.51
3.51
3.51 T 0.63 0.71
1.42 AM1.78
R
S 1.00 T1.23
I
RA
S
AM
IT
R
T
IT
A
M
R
3000
1.01
1.33
1.47 ST1.93
1.80
2.42AM 1.76 IT
1.87
2.90S
3.22 TR3.22
3.22
0.58MIT0.65 0.92 S 1.12 1.30
M
T
A
ST 1.63TRA
I
T
T
R
S
M
I
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
RA
S
I
A
T
M
A
R
ST
IT
M
IT
M 1.20 IT1.50
3250
0.79TR 1.13 A1.16
1.64IT 1.40 S2.06
1.61RAM 2.32 M2.92
2.85
2.97 ST0.53 0.60
1.04
TR
RA 0.85 A
T
S1.44
M
I
R
S
T
T
M
A
I
R
T
R 2.54 AM2.27
S
3500 IT0.61
0.98ST 0.91 RA
1.42
1.09
1.78 IT 1.18
1.40
1.84
2.76
0.49 S0.56 0.78
IT
RA 1.40 AM
ST 0.96 T1.12
AM
M
ST
M
IT
ST 1.24 TR0.87
T
IT 1.23
R
TR 1.79 RA 2.58
S 1.04 1.30
A
T
M
3750 M 0.49 MI0.86
0.72
1.55
0.97
1.46
2.22
0.46
0.52
0.73
0.90
S
I
M
T
S
A
I
T
ST
M
A
T
IT
TR
A
R
S
I
M
T
R
A
S
M
I
R
T
4000
0.39
0.75 A 0.57
1.09
0.70
1.37 T0.81
1.09
1.17 M 1.96 T1.43
2.42ST 0.43 0.49
0.69 M0.84 0.98IT 1.22
I
R
RA
A
S
I
ST
R
IT
ST
IT
AM
M
T
RA
AM
ST
TR
M
I
T
R
ST
M
A
I
T
S
A
T
4250 T 0.32
0.67
0.46
0.96
0.57
1.21
0.66
0.97
0.94
1.74
1.16
2.17
0.41
0.46
0.65 0.79TR 0.92 1.15
T
M
R
A
S
I
M
T
R
S
I
R
T
S
IT
RA 1.94 AM0.38 0.44
S1.56
IT 0.61 0.75
M
ST 0.47 TRA1.08 A0.54
4500
0.26
0.87IT 0.77
0.95
0.87 ST1.09
R
ST
IT
AM 0.60 MIT 0.38 T0.86
M
T
R
AM
S
T
I
S
R
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
M
4750 ST0.22
0.54
0.32 M 0.77 IT
0.39
0.97S 0.45 TR0.79
0.63
1.40 IT 0.78
1.74
0.36
RA 0.71AM0.82 1.03IT
ST 0.41 T0.58
A
TR
M
RA
S
IT
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R
T
S 0.55 0.68
5000
0.70
0.38
0.71 S 0.52
0.65
0.78 A
0.98
T
R1.27
RA 0.33 AM 0.88
AM 1.58MIT0.35 0.39
S0.26
IT
ST
IT
ST
IT
TR
M
T
R
A
ST
TR
M
I
T
S
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
5250 R
0.22 IT 0.63
0.28
0.79R 0.32 AM0.65
0.44
1.15
0.55
0.33A 0.37 0.52
0.64 0.75 0.93 ST
S
T1.43
M
IT
M
T
M
ST
IT 0.47 S 1.31 S0.31
TR 0.36 RA0.50 0.61MIT0.71 0.89
RA
IT 0.24
TR 0.59 RA0.37
5500
0.72
0.27
1.05
M
IT
AM
T
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
ST
I
RA
S
M
A
T
AM0.85
ST 0.32 TR 0.96
IT 0.30 0.34
T
M
T
R
A
S
5750
0.21
0.66
0.23
0.54
0.40
1.20
0.48
0.59
0.68
I
T
R
S
I
S
IT
A
M
RA
AM
ST
TR
IT
ST
IT
IT
T
6000 RAM
0.89S 0.34 TR1.10
0.29
0.56 0.65
0.82
M
TR
RA
AM 0.33 M0.46
ST
I0.27
M
S
A
T
IT
R
T
S
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
IT
T
ST
M
AM
T
RA
TR
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
Table 2b
STRAMIT TOP HATS DOUBLE SPAN UNLAPPED
Span
TH64075
(mm)
L/90
TH64100
svblty * strngth
L/90
TH64120
svblty * strngth
L/90
svblty * strngth
TH96075
AL/90
svblty * strngth
TH96100
L/90
svblty * strngth
TH96120
L/90
svblty * strngth
M
A
R
S
IT
S
IT
IT
AM
TR
M
AM
RA
ST
TR
M
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
R
S
T
I
T
A
T
A
R
1500
10.5 MI 3.13
3.13
14.1 ST4.62
4.62
17.2 M 5.84
5.84
28.3 S 3.67
3.67
38.2 M 5.65
5.65
46.1 S 7.38 T7.38
IT
IT
TR
IT
S
TR
RA 4.60 AM4.60
IT
RA 4.61 AM4.61
IT
1750
6.65
8.88
3.66 S 3.66
10.8
17.8
3.00 S 3.00 S24.0
29.0
5.97T 5.97
RA 2.50 AM2.50
T
IT
T
M
R
T
I
R
M
IT
R
S
IT 2.98 S7.29 3.74
AM
M
RA 19.4 A4.95
ST
M
2000
4.46 2.05
2.05 RA 5.95 2.98
3.74
2.51IT 16.1 3.83
3.83
4.95IT
ST
ST
IT
TR 11.9 RA2.51
AM
R
ST
T
M
T
S
M
AM
I
R
S
T
T
A
I
T
A
IT
R
S
T
M
T
R
S
R
S
2250
3.13
3.24MI 3.24 T13.6 4.18ST 4.18
A
AM 3.10MIT 3.10 T8.39 2.14ST 2.14 R11.3
AM 1.68MIT1.71 T4.18 2.47ST 2.48 R5.12
T
I
I 6.12 1.85
T 8.26 2.77
A
T 3.73 2.62
T
A
RA
S
2500 STR2.28 1.36
1.45 MI 3.05 2.00
2.09
2.62
1.85
2.79AM 9.97 I3.53
3.58 S
M
T
R
S
T
I
R
T
I
A
T
T
M
A
R
S
I
T
A 2.92 M3.11
IT
T
AM1.54 M1.62
IT
2750
1.72 S 1.13
1.25
2.29 AM1.65 M1.79
2.81 S 2.17 S2.24
4.60
6.21
7.49
TR
TR
A
IT 2.29 S2.43
R
TR
A
IT
TR
IT 0.95 S1.09
S5.77
T
A
M
T
R
S
TR 2.72 RA
M
I
S
T
R
3000
1.32
1.77
1.39
1.56
2.17
1.83
1.93
3.54
1.29
1.43
4.78
1.92
2.13
2.45
M
A
I
T
S
IT
A
T
M
T
A
R
S
M
I
R
S
IT
R
ST
IT
AM
RA
ST
IT
ST 1.72 TRA
AM
M 2.09 IT2.41
3250
1.04 TR0.81
0.96
1.56 R1.69
2.78MIT 1.10 T1.27
3.76ST 1.64 R1.89
4.54
AM
AM 1.40MIT 1.18 T1.36
A
S
I
R
S
T
I
R
A
T
RA
AM 2.15 M
3500 I0.84
0.70 ST 0.85
1.12
1.02AM 1.20
1.34 ST 1.48 T2.23
0.95AM 1.14
1.41 S 1.69 ST3.63
1.80
I3.01
T
T
I1.38
TR
M
T
R
A
S
TR
M
I
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
T
S
I
A
T
T
3750
0.68 M
0.61
0.76
0.92 S0.89
1.07R
1.14 M1.17
1.29
1.81 S0.83
1.03R
2.45 AM1.23
1.52
2.95 1.57
1.93
I
TR
IT
T
S
M
A
T
IT
T
A
R
S
I
M
R 1.03 A1.11
S
M
IT 0.73
R 0.53 A0.68
4000
0.56
0.76
0.94
0.94
1.49
0.94
2.02
1.08 RA1.38
2.43
1.38 IT 1.74
M
IT 0.78
ST
ST
M
IT
ST
R
AM
IT
RA
TR
ST
IT
A
T
M
T
R
AM
S
T
M
I
T
R
S
A
A
4250 T 0.47 0.47
0.60ST 0.64 R0.69
0.80MI 0.78 T0.91
0.96ST 1.25 R0.65
0.85M 1.68 IT0.96
1.25S 2.03 TR1.22
1.58
AM
A
I
T
R
T
S
T
I
T
R
M 0.81 I0.83
T
RA
AM 0.86 MI1.14
M
4500
0.54 S 0.62 T0.69
0.66
1.06 S 0.58 ST0.78
1.42
1.72
1.09 ST1.44
IT
IT
M
RA
A
S
TR
M
IT
T
RA
M
A
I
R
T
S
IT 1.32 S
A
T
4750 S
0.46 0.55
0.60 S 0.56 0.72
0.72
1.21 0.77
1.05RA 1.47 0.98
R 0.73 AM0.90 0.52
IT
R
IT
ST
IT
AM
M
R
AM
ST
IT
T
M
T
R
ST
M
A
I
R
T
S
M
5000
0.39
0.50
0.52
0.48
0.63
0.66
0.78
0.47
0.66
1.04
0.69
0.97
1.27
0.88
1.21
A
T
T
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
S
I
R
S
IT
R
ST
IT
RA
AM
ST
M
ST 1.08 T
AM 0.55MIT 0.60 T0.67 0.42ST 0.62 TR0.90
IT
5250 RA
0.34 0.45ST 0.46 R0.42
0.63
AM 0.88 MIT1.10 0.80
M
I
T
S
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
T
R
S 0.36 T0.49
IT
RA
AM
IT
RA 0.96AM 0.73
5500
0.54
0.79 ST0.57
0.78
0.96
M
IT
AM
T
R
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
ST
M
I
S
R
ST
IT
TR 0.67RA 0.85
M
RA
AM
ST
5750
0.69
0.52T 0.69
IT
S0.84
IT
ST
I
M
T
RA
AM
ST
TR
M
I
T
ST
RA
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
T
6000 R
0.48
0.61
0.74 0.61
0.76
R
S
I
T 0.61 RA
M
ST
M
AM
T
IT
T
S
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
IT
T
ST
M
AM
T
RA
TR
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
Table 3b
STRAMIT TOP HATS DOUBLE LAPPED
Span
TH64075
TH64100
TH64120
TH96075
TH96100
(mm)
svblty *
svblty *
svblty *
svblty *
svblty *
L/90
L/90
strngth L/90
strngth A
L/90
strngth L/90
strngth L/90 svblty strngth
R
S
IT
S
AM
IT
RA
IT
AM
TR
AM
ST
T
M
T
R
S
M
T
AM
I
R
S
TR10.0
I 8.84
A
T
A
R
S
1500
11.5 MIT
4.59
4.69
15.4 ST6.72
7.75
18.9
9.56
30.9
4.31
4.31
41.8
7.26
7.26
50.5
10.0
M
T
R
S
I
A
IT
T
AM
IT
ST
TR
IT
1750
7.28
9.72
4.94 S 5.83
11.9
6.49 AM7.07
19.5
3.70 S 3.70 S26.3
6.22RAM6.22 M31.8
8.61T 8.61
IT
RA 3.37 AM4.02
TR
IT
TR
M
I
S
T
R
M
T
A
I
R
ST
I
M
R 21.3 A6.68
ST
M
2000
4.88 2.58
3.26 RA 6.51 3.78
4.49IT 7.98 4.97
5.43
3.24IT 17.6 5.24
5.44
7.53IT
RA 13.0 A3.24
ST
M
ST
R
ST
M
R
ST
M
AM
IT
RA
ST
T
A
IT
T
A
IT
R
S
T
R
S
R
S
2250
3.43
AM 4.14MIT 4.84 T14.9 5.28ST 6.69 T
AM 3.93MIT 4.30 T9.18 2.79ST 2.88 R12.4
AM 2.04MIT2.60 T4.57 2.99ST 3.56 R5.61
I
I 6.69 2.26
T 9.04 3.36
I 3.33 2.42
A
T
T
A
RA
S
2500 STR2.50 1.65
2.12
2.89
4.09
3.18
3.49
2.59
4.35AM 10.9 I4.28
6.03 S
M
T
R
S
I
IT
A
T
M
AM
R
ST
IT
TR
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R
S
T
T
A 1.86 M2.35
I
2750
1.88 1.37
1.76
2.50 A 2.00 M2.39
3.07 2.63 S2.89
5.03
6.79
8.20
T
R 3.53 AM5.10
T
T 2.77 S3.96
R
I
R
S
T
T
T
A
I
R
T
I
S6.32 2.97
R 2.16 AM
S3.87 1.57
IT 3.50
ST
RA 2.01 AM
3000
1.45
1.15IT 1.49
1.93
1.68
2.37 2.21IT 2.43
5.23 2.33
M
ST 4.31TRA
R
ST
M
IT
R
ST
M
AM
IT
RA
T
S
IT
A
T
T
M
A
R
S
I
S
A
3250
1.14 TR0.98
1.27
1.86STR 1.88 R2.07
3.05MIT 1.34 T1.99
4.12ST 1.99 R3.01
4.97
AM
AM 1.52MIT 1.43 T1.72
AM 2.53 MIT3.69
I
R
S
T
A
I
R
T
T
R
A 3.19 M
3500 I0.91
0.84 ST 1.10
1.22
1.24AM 1.48
1.62 S 1.79 T2.44
1.15AM 1.80
1.71 S 2.61 ST3.98 2.18
I3.30
T
RA
T
I1.50
S
TR
M
IT
R
ST0.99 1.08
AM 2.68 M1.49
IT
RA
TR
S1.90
IT
A
T
T
3750 M 0.74 M
0.73
0.96
1.28
1.22
1.41
1.52
1.98
1.00
1.60
2.29
3.23
2.78
R
S
I
M
T
S
A
I
T
ST
M
A
T
IT
TR
A
R
S
I
M
T
R
A
S
M
I
R
T
4000
0.61
0.65 A0.81
0.82
0.95
1.09
1.01
1.24 A1.29
1.63
0.88 T 1.42
2.21
1.31 R 2.02
1.67 IT 2.45
M
I
ST
M
R
A2.66
ST
M
I
ST
R
IT
ST
IT
M
RA
AM
ST
TR
M 0.93 IT 0.85 1.10
IT 1.84 T1.16
ST 0.69 TRA0.69 0.84
M
A
R
T
S
A
4250 T 0.51 0.57
1.11
1.36
0.78
1.27
1.79
2.22
1.48
2.16
M
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
S
I
R
T
S
M
IT
T
RA
IT
M 0.95 I0.98
T
RA
T
4500
0.43
0.58 S 0.75 T0.80
0.72
1.15 S 0.70 ST1.14
1.55
1.87
1.32 ST1.87
RA 1.04 AM 1.54
IT
AM 0.51 MI0.59
M
T
RA
S
T
I
T
S
R
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A 0.51 M0.50 0.67
4750 ST
0.37 0.46
0.69 S 0.61 0.83
1.00
1.32 0.93
1.34RA 1.59 1.18
1.63T
R 0.88 AM0.98 0.63
IT
M
IT
ST
I
A
TR
M
R
A
ST
IT
T
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R
T
S
M
5000
0.43 RA0.60
0.61
0.53 T 0.72
0.80
0.84 R 0.56
0.87
1.13IT 0.84
1.17
1.37T 1.07
1.43
A
S
M
A
ST
I
S
IT
ST
IT
TR
M
T
RA
AM
ST
TR
M
I
T
S
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
5250 R
0.76 T 0.98 0.76
1.02 M 1.19 0.97
1.26 ST
M 0.72 IT0.73 0.51
M
IT0.37 0.52S 0.55 STR0.46 0.62
RA
S
IT
T
T
RA
RA
AM 0.64 MI0.47
IT
RA 1.04AM 0.88
5500
0.40 ST0.54
0.66
0.66
0.85 ST0.69
0.90
1.11
IT
AM
T
R
I
T
M
T
R
A
ST
I
R
T
S
A
R 0.43 AM0.58
T
AM0.98
S0.60
IT
T
M
T
R
S
5750
0.35
0.46
0.56
0.75
0.63
0.79
0.91
0.81
T
I
T
R
S
I
R
S
IT
A
M
RA
AM
ST
IT
ST
M
IT
ST
IT 0.81 0.74
6000 RAM
0.50TR 0.66 A
0.58
0.69
0.86
M
TR
RA
ST
IT 0.49 0.39
M
S
M
A
T
IT
R
T
S
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
IT
T
ST
M
AM
T
RA
TR
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
strngth
TH96120
Triple Spans are also simply supported and attached at each end and at two equally spaced
intermediate supports (unlapped) or have a structural (10%) lap at those intermediate support (lapped).
Table 4a
STRAMIT TOP HATS TRIPLE UNLAPPED

Span
TH64075
(mm)
TH64100
TH64120
TH96075
TH96100
TH96120

1.0
1.2
1.5
1.9
2.4
3.0
M
A
R
S
IT
S
IT
IT
AM
TR
M
AM
RA
ST
TR
M
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
R
S
T
I
T
A
T
R
S 3.02 3.78
1500
5.16MI 5.16
7.03
7.03
5.28
5.28 T 7.03
7.42R
7.42 M1.33 1.52IT 2.12 2.61
S7.03
ST 7.42 TRA7.42
I
AM
IT
M 1.82 IT2.23 2.59 ST3.24
RA 1.14 A1.30
ST
M
1750
3.86
3.87AM 5.54 IT5.75
6.36S
6.36 TR 4.52
4.52
6.03 IT 6.03
6.36
6.36
RA
T
A
M
T
R
S
T
I
S
R
M
IT
S
IT
AM
M
RA
ST
TR
IT
2000
2.75 S3.00
3.96
5.56
3.85 ST 3.85 TR5.28
5.28
RA 4.42 AM 4.91
IT
AM 5.56MIT 5.56 T1.00 1.14 ST1.59 1.96RA 2.27 2.83
T
R
S
M
AM
I
R
S
T
T
A
I
T
A
IT
R
S
T
M
T
R
I
R 4.42 AM3.16
S
2250
2.01
2.39 IT 2.90
3.51
3.57
3.16
4.69 S 4.69 T4.95
4.95
IT
ST 2.52 T
AM
RA 0.89AM1.01 1.41IT 1.74 2.01
S
M
ST
T
IT
TR 2.64 RA 2.64
M 1.56 IT1.81 2.27 S
AM
R
2500 STR1.50
1.95
2.17MI 2.85 IT 2.64
3.59
4.22
4.22
4.45 ST
4.45
0.80
0.91
1.27
M
T
S
A
I
R
T
M
R
IT
T
M
ST 2.23 TRA3.27 A3.58
M 1.93 IT 2.97
IT 4.05 S0.73 0.83
RA
2750
1.10 S 1.62 T1.61
2.36
2.23
4.01
RA 1.65 AM2.06
ST 1.16 T1.42
M
R
S
M
IT
RA
S
T
A
IT
R
T
I
S
T
A
R
3000
1.37
1.20 S 1.99
1.43
2.50AM 1.90 IT
1.91
2.47S
3.01 TR3.01
3.71
0.67MIT0.76 1.06 1.30 1.51
M0.82
AM
ST 1.89TRA
IT
S
M
IT
R
ST
M
A
IT
RA
TR
S
IT
A
T
T
M
A
R
S
I
M
T
R
M
I
M 1.39 IT1.74
3250
0.63TR 1.17 A0.91
1.69IT 1.09 S2.13
1.45
1.65RA 1.88 M2.56
2.28
3.26 ST0.62 0.70
1.20
T
RA 0.98 A
T
S
M
I
R
S
T
T
M
I
R
RA 2.21 AM1.76
ST
3500 IT0.49
1.01ST 0.70 RA
1.46
0.84
1.84 IT 1.10
1.44
1.44
2.81
0.57 S0.65 0.91
IT
RA 1.62 AM
ST 1.12 T1.30
AM
T
M
T
R
ST
M
I
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
R
T
S
I
A
T
M
3750
0.38 M 0.88
0.55
1.27 ST 0.67
1.60
0.85M 1.26 IT 1.12
1.92
1.38 R 2.45 A0.53
0.61 I 0.85 1.04 1.21 1.51
S
ST
M
A
IT
TR
A
ST 2.16 TR 0.50 0.57
IT
M
T
R
A
S
M
I
R
T
4000
0.31
0.78
0.44
1.12
0.53
1.41
0.67
1.12
0.89
1.69
1.09
0.80
0.98
1.13
1.42
M
I
R
S
IT
M
RA
A
ST
M
IT
ST
RA
IT
ST
IT
M
RA
AM
ST
TR
IT
RA 0.99 AM
ST
A
IT
R
T
S
T
4250 T 0.25
0.69
0.35
0.43
1.25
0.53
1.00
0.71
1.50
0.88
1.91
0.47
0.54
0.75
0.92
1.07
1.33
T
M
R
AM
S
I
T
M
T
R
S
A
I
T
R
T
S
M
I
R
S1.34
IT 0.71 0.87 1.01 ST1.26
M
ST 0.36 TRA1.11 A0.43
M 0.62 IT 0.29
4500
0.20
0.89
0.90IT 0.58
0.72
1.70RA 0.44 0.51
ST
IT
M
R
AM
S
T
M
IT
T
RA
M 0.82 0.95
A
I
R
T
S
IT 1.19 S
A
T
M
4750 S
0.24 M 0.80 IT
0.30
1.00S 0.35 TR0.81
0.48
1.20 IT 0.59
1.53
0.42
0.48
0.67
A
T
R
A
R
S
IT
A
M
R
AM
S
IT
T
M
T
R
ST
M
A
I
R
T
S
M
5000
0.20
0.72
0.25
0.90
0.29
0.73
0.39
1.08
0.49
1.38
0.40
0.46
0.64
0.78
0.91
1.13
A
T
T
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
S
I
R
S
M
IT
ST
IT
M
RA
ST
TR
M
IT
ST 1.08 T
IT
RA
IT 0.75 0.86
5250 RA
0.21
0.82RA 0.24 AM0.66
0.33
0.98 S 0.41
1.25
0.38AM0.43 0.61
T
ST
T
M
I
T
S
M
T
I
R
T
S
I
T
M
R
S
IT 0.35
T
RA
M 0.82 1.03
IT
RA0.58 0.71
5500
0.20
M
IT
AM
A
ST 0.60TRA0.28 A0.89
IT 1.14 S0.36 0.41
T
M
T
R
ST
M
I
R
S
M
A 0.99
S
IT 0.35 0.40
M
RA
ST
5750
0.24STR 0.82 RA
0.30
1.04
0.55 ST0.68 0.79
IT
IT
IT
TR
M
T
RA
AM
ST
T
M
I
T
S
RA
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
T
6000 R
0.75
0.26 T 0.96
0.33
R
A 0.38 M0.53 0.65T 0.76 0.94
S
I0.20
M
ST
AM
IT
R
T
S
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
IT
T
ST
M
AM
T
RA
TR
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
Table 5a
STRAMIT TOP HATS TRIPLE LAPPED

Span
TH64075
(mm)
TH64100
TH64120
TH96075
TH96100
TH96120

1.0
1.2
1.5
1.9
2.4
3.0
R
S
M
IT
S
M
AM
IT
RA
IT
TR
ST
M
RA
M
AM
IT
ST 7.38TRA7.38 A7.38
TR3.00 3.75
IT 7.17 S7.38
A
T
R
S
1500
6.08MIT 6.08
7.38
7.17
7.38
7.38
7.38
1.32
1.51
2.11
2.59
M
T
R
S
I
S
A
IT
AM
IT
ST
TR
M
ST
1750
4.47
4.47AM 6.33 IT6.33
6.33S
6.33 TR 5.73
5.73
6.33 IT 6.33
6.33
6.33
3.21
RA
TR 1.14 RA1.29 1.81MIT2.22 2.57
AM
T
S
M
I
S
T
R
M
T
A
I
R
ST
A
A 5.02 MI5.54
R
ST 1.13 T1.58
T
M 5.54 IT 5.54
2000
3.42 S3.42
4.61
5.54
4.67 ST 4.67 TR5.54
5.54
0.99
1.94 AM2.25 2.81IT
T
R
I
A
R
S
M
S
M
AM
IT
RA
ST
IT
TR
IT
ST
RA
IT
RA 4.92 AM3.69
ST
TR2.50
2250
2.58
2.70 IT 3.35
3.96
4.07
3.69
4.92 S 4.92 T4.92
4.92
1.40T 1.73
2.00
M
AM 0.88 M1.00
IT
S
T
A
R
S
M
I
S
R
T
A
IT
T
ST
M
AM
2500 STR1.80
2.19
2.43MI 3.21 IT 2.89
4.22
2.99 RA 2.99
4.43
M
ST
IT 4.43 S 4.43 S0.79
TR 0.90 RA1.26 1.55MIT1.80 2.25
A4.43
T
A
IT
TR
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R
S
T
T
2750
1.30
1.81 T1.76
2.65
2.09 MI 3.49
2.47
2.47ST 3.63 RA3.68
4.03
4.03 T 0.72 0.82
1.64 AM2.05
R
S 1.15 T1.41
I
RA
S
AM
IT
R
T
IT
A
M
R
3000
0.97
1.52
1.30 ST2.23
1.55
2.93AM 2.00 IT
2.08
2.70S
3.09 TR3.27
3.69
0.66MIT0.75 1.05 S 1.29 1.50
M
T
A
ST 1.88TRA
I
T
T
R
S
M
I
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
RA
S
I
A
T
M
A
R
ST
IT
M
IT
M 1.39 IT1.73
3250
0.72TR 1.30 A0.98
1.90IT 1.17 S2.50
1.77RAM 2.03 M2.63
2.47
3.36 ST0.61 0.69
1.19
TR
RA 0.97 A
T
S1.53
M
I
R
S
T
T
M
A
I
R
T
R 2.27 AM1.90
S
3500 IT0.55
1.12ST 0.75 RA
1.64
0.90
2.15 IT 1.16
1.53
1.55
2.89
0.57 S0.65 0.90
IT
RA 1.61 AM
ST 1.11 T1.29
AM
M
ST
M
IT
ST 1.43 TR0.71
T
IT 1.33
R
TR 1.48 RA 2.52
S 1.20 1.50
A
T
M
3750 M 0.42 MI0.97
0.59
1.88
0.90
1.21
1.98
0.53
0.60
0.84
1.04
S
I
M
T
S
A
I
T
ST
M
A
T
IT
TR
A
R
S
I
M
T
R
A
S
M
I
R
T
4000
0.33
0.86 A 0.47
1.25
0.57
1.65 T0.71
1.17
0.95 M 1.74 T1.17
2.22ST 0.50 0.56
0.79 M0.97 1.13IT 1.41
I
R
RA
A
S
I
ST
R
IT
ST
IT
AM
M
T
RA
AM
ST
TR
M
I
T
R
ST
M
A
I
T
S
A
T
4250 T 0.27
0.76
0.38
1.11
0.46
1.46
0.56
1.04
0.76
1.54
0.94
1.96
0.47
0.53
0.74 0.91TR 1.06 1.32
T
M
R
A
S
I
M
T
R
S
I
R
T
S
IT
RA 1.75 AM0.44 0.50
S1.37
IT 0.70 0.86
M
ST 0.38 TRA1.30 A0.45
4500
0.22
0.92IT 0.62
0.77
1.00 ST1.25
R
ST
IT
AM 0.68 MIT 0.31 T0.99
M
T
R
AM
S
T
I
S
R
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
M
4750 ST
0.25 M 0.89 IT
0.32
1.17S 0.37 TR0.83
0.51
1.23 IT 0.63
1.57
0.42
RA 0.82AM0.95 1.18IT
ST 0.48 T0.67
A
TR
M
RA
S
IT
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R
T
S 0.63 0.78
5000
0.80
0.30
0.75 S 0.42
0.53
0.90 A
1.13
T
R1.11
RA 0.27 AM 1.06
AM 1.42MIT0.40 0.45
S0.21
IT
ST
IT
ST
IT
TR
M
T
R
A
ST
TR
M
I
T
S
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
5250 R
0.23
0.96R 0.25 AM0.68
0.35
1.01
0.44
0.38A 0.43 0.60
0.74 0.86 1.07 ST
S
T1.29
M
IT
M
IT
T
M
ST
IT 0.37 S 1.17 S0.36
TR 0.41 RA0.57 0.71MIT0.82 1.02
RA
IT
TR 0.62 RA0.30
5500
0.21
0.92
M
IT
AM
T
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
ST
I
RA
S
M
A
T
AM0.98
ST 0.25 TR 0.84
IT 0.35 0.39
T
M
T
R
A
S
5750
0.32
1.07
0.55
0.68
0.78
I
T
R
S
I
S
IT
A
M
RA
AM
ST
TR
IT
ST
IT
IT
T
6000 RAM
0.77S 0.27 TR0.98
0.33
0.65 0.75
0.94
M
TR
RA
AM 0.38 M0.53
ST
I0.22
M
S
A
T
IT
R
T
S
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
IT
T
ST
M
AM
T
RA
TR
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
Table 4b
STRAMIT TOP HATS TRIPLE UNLAPPED
Span
TH64075
(mm)
L/90
TH64100
svblty * strngth
L/90
TH64120
svblty * strngth
L/90
svblty * strngth
TH96075
AL/90
svblty * strngth
TH96100
L/90
svblty * strngth
TH96120
L/90
svblty * strngth
M
R
S
IT
S
IT
IT
AM
TR
M
AM
RA
ST
M
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
R
T
I
T
A
T
A
R
1500
8.31 MI 3.71
3.71
11.0 ST5.49
5.49
13.6 M 6.96
6.96
22.2 S 3.95
3.95
30.0 M 6.62
6.62
36.3 S 8.66 T8.66
IT
IT
TR
IT
S
TR
RA 5.40 AM5.40
IT
RA 5.52 AM5.52
IT
1750
5.24
6.99
4.37 S 4.37
8.57
14.0
3.39 S 3.39 S18.9
22.8
7.03T 7.03
RA 2.97 AM2.97
T
IT
T
M
R
T
I
R
M
IT
R
S
IT 3.57 S5.78 4.49
AM
M
RA 15.3 A5.85
ST
M
2000
3.52 2.44
2.44 RA 4.71 3.57
4.49
2.95IT 12.7 4.51
4.51
5.85IT
ST
ST
IT
TR 9.40 RA2.95
AM
R
ST
T
M
T
S
M
AM
I
R
S
T
T
A
I
T
A
IT
R
S
T
M
T
R
S
R
S
2250
2.48
3.83MI 3.83 T10.7 4.95ST 4.95
A
AM 3.73MIT 3.73 T6.60 2.52ST 2.52 R8.92
AM 2.05MIT2.05 T3.33 2.98ST 2.98 R4.11
T
I
I 4.81 2.18
T 6.50 3.30
A
T 3.03 3.15
T
A
RA
S
2500 STR1.81 1.71
1.74 MI 2.45 2.50
2.52
3.15
2.18
3.30AM 7.84 I4.25
4.25 S
M
T
R
S
T
I
R
T
I
A
T
T
M
A
R
S
I
T
A 3.65 M3.70
IT
T
AM1.91 M1.91
IT
2750
1.37 S 1.41
1.50
1.86 AM2.07 M2.16
2.27 S 2.70 S2.70
3.65
4.89
5.91
TR
TR
A
IT 2.86 S2.88
R
TR
A
IT
TR
IT 1.18 S1.31
S4.59
T
A
M
T
R
S
TR 3.25 RA
M
I
S
T
R
3000
1.06
1.43
1.74
1.88
1.75
2.28
2.33
2.82
1.62
1.69
3.78
2.41
2.54
3.07
M
A
I
T
S
IT
A
T
M
T
A
R
S
M
I
R
S
IT
R
ST
IT
AM
RA
ST
IT
ST 1.38 TRA
AM
M 2.61 IT2.88
3250
0.84 TR1.01
1.15
1.89 R1.94
2.22MIT 1.38 T1.51
2.99ST 2.05 R2.26
3.65
AM
AM 1.13MIT 1.48 T1.57
A
S
I
R
S
T
I
R
A
T
RA
AM 2.57 M
3500 I0.68
0.87 ST 0.93
0.90
1.28AM 1.28
1.55 ST 1.68 T1.78
1.19AM 1.36
1.77 S 2.02 ST2.93
2.25
I2.40
T
T
I1.10
TR
M
T
R
A
S
TR
M
I
T
R
S
M
T
A
I
T
S
I
A
T
T
3750
0.55 M
0.75
0.76
0.73 S1.05
1.11R
0.90 M1.27
1.46
1.45 S1.04
1.23R
1.97 AM1.54
1.82
2.38 1.96
2.31
I
TR
IT
T
S
M
A
T
IT
T
A
R
S
I
M
R 1.03 A1.28
S
M
IT 0.91
R 0.60 A0.67
4000
0.46
0.61
0.98
0.74
1.20
1.12
1.63
1.35 RA1.65
1.96
1.72 IT 2.09
M
IT 0.85
ST
ST
M
IT
ST
R
AM
IT
RA
TR
ST
IT
A
T
M
T
R
AM
S
T
M
I
T
R
S
A
A
4250 T 0.38 0.49
0.59ST 0.50 R0.71
0.86MI 0.62 T0.85
1.14ST 1.00 R0.81
1.01M 1.37 IT1.20
1.41S 1.64 TR1.53
1.75
AM
A
I
T
R
T
S
T
I
T
R
M 0.70 I1.01
T
RA
AM 1.07 MI1.17
M 0.40 I0.53
T
4500
0.32
0.43 S 0.58 T0.77
0.52
0.85 S 0.72 ST0.83
1.15
1.38
1.36 ST1.44
IT
M
RA
A
S
TR
M
IT
T
RA
M
A
I
R
T
S
IT 1.22 S
A
T
4750 S
0.36 0.49
0.69 S 0.44 0.59
0.69
0.98 0.96
0.98RA 1.17 1.20
R 0.91 AM0.72 0.65
IT
R
IT
ST
IT
AM
M
R
AM
ST
IT
T
M
T
R
ST
M
A
I
R
T
S
M
5000
0.31
0.41
0.63
0.38
0.49
0.82
0.62
0.58
0.58
0.84
0.82
0.87
1.00
1.01
1.10
A
T
T
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
S
I
R
S
IT
R
ST
IT
RA
AM
ST
M
ST 1.00 T
AM 0.42MIT 0.75 T0.54 0.49ST 0.53 TR0.73
IT
5250 RA
0.69
R0.33
AM 0.79 MIT0.87 0.85
ST
M
I
T
S
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
T
T
R
S
RA
AM 0.47 MI0.42
IT
RA 0.76AM 0.72
5500
0.48
0.63 ST0.58
0.72
0.91
IT
AM
T
R
ST
I
T
M
T
R
A
ST
M
I
S
R
ST
IT
TR 0.62RA 0.83
M
RA
AM
ST
5750
0.55
0.50T 0.66
IT
S0.66
IT
ST
I
M
T
RA
AM
ST
TR
M
I
T
ST
RA
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
T
6000 R
0.43
0.60
0.58 0.53
0.77
R
S
I
T 0.49 RA
M
ST
M
AM
T
IT
T
S
M
I
A
T
R
A
S
I
IT
T
ST
M
AM
T
RA
TR
AM
ST
TR
M
IT
ST
RA
ST
Table 5b
STRAMIT TOP HATS TRIPLE LAPPED
Span
TH64075
TH64100
TH64120
TH96075
TH96100
(mm)
svblty *
svblty *
svblty *
svblty *
svblty *
L/90
L/90
strngth L/90
strngth A
L/90
strngth L/90
strngth L/90 svblty strngth
R
S
IT
S
AM
IT
RA
IT
AM
TR
AM
ST
T
M
T
R
S
M
T
AM
I
R
S
TR9.32
I 9.68
A
T
A
R
S
1500
8.69 MIT
4.36
4.36
11.6 ST7.20
7.20
14.2
9.68
23.2
4.01
4.01
31.4
6.74
6.74
37.9
9.32
M
T
R
S
I
A
IT
T
AM
IT
ST
TR
IT
1750
5.47
7.31
6.17 S 6.17
8.96
8.20 AM8.20
14.6
3.43 S 3.43 S19.8
5.78RAM5.78 M23.9
7.99T 7.99
IT
RA 3.73 AM3.73
TR
IT
TR
M
I
S
T
R
M
T
A
I
R
ST
I
M
R 16.0 A6.99
ST
M
2000
3.67 3.26
3.26 RA 4.90 4.78
4.78IT 6.01 6.28
6.28
3.00IT 13.2 5.05
5.05
6.99IT
RA 9.83 A3.00
ST
M
ST
R
ST
M
R
ST
M
AM
IT
RA
ST
T
A
IT
T
A
IT
R
S
T
R
S
R
S
2250
2.58
AM 4.49MIT 4.49 T11.2 6.22ST 6.22 T
AM 4.96MIT 4.96 T6.90 2.67ST 2.67 R9.32
AM 2.58MIT2.58 T3.46 3.78ST 3.78 R4.25
I
I 5.03 2.40
T 6.80 4.04
I 2.54 3.06
A
T
T
A
RA
S
2500 STR1.89 2.09
2.09
3.06
3.13
4.02
4.02
2.40
4.04AM 8.20 I5.40
5.40 S
M
T
R
S
I
IT
A
T
M
AM
R
ST
IT
TR
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R
S
T
T
A 2.18 M2.18
I
2750
1.42 1.72
1.72
1.92 A 2.53 M2.53
2.38 3.32 S3.32
3.78
5.11
6.16
T
R 4.46 AM4.46
T
T 3.50 S3.50
R
I
R
S
T
T
T
A
I
R
T
I
S4.76 3.75
R 1.98 AM
S2.94 1.98
IT 2.94
ST
RA 2.12 AM
3000
1.10
1.45IT 1.45
1.50
2.12
1.83 2.71IT 2.79
3.94 2.94
M
ST 3.75TRA
R
ST
M
IT
R
ST
M
AM
IT
RA
T
S
IT
A
T
T
M
A
R
S
I
S
A
3250
0.87 TR1.23
1.23
1.44STR 2.19 R2.38
2.32MIT 1.69 T1.69
3.11ST 2.51 R2.51
3.77
AM
AM 1.18MIT 1.81 T1.81
AM 3.20 MIT3.20
I
R
S
T
A
I
R
T
T
R
A 2.76 M
3500 I0.70
1.04 ST 1.06
0.94
1.45AM 1.56
1.76 S 2.05 T1.86
1.45AM 1.45
2.16 S 2.16 ST3.04 2.76
I2.50
T
RA
T
I1.15
S
TR
M
IT
R
ST0.77 1.17
AM 2.04 M1.88
IT
RA
TR
S2.40
IT
A
T
T
3750 M 0.57 M
0.82
0.93
1.36
0.94
1.40
1.79
1.52
1.27
1.27
1.88
2.49
2.40
R
S
I
M
T
S
A
I
T
ST
M
A
T
IT
TR
A
R
S
I
M
T
R
A
S
M
I
R
T
4000
0.48
0.66 A0.82
0.63
0.95
1.19
0.77
1.13 A1.57
1.25
1.11 T 1.11
1.69
1.66 R 1.66
2.11 IT 2.11
M
I
ST
M
R
A2.05
ST
M
I
ST
R
IT
ST
IT
M
RA
AM
ST
TR
M 1.06 IT 0.64 0.92
IT 1.42 T1.47
ST 0.72 TRA0.53 0.77
M
A
R
T
S
A
4250 T 0.40 0.54
1.39
1.05
0.99
0.99
1.47
1.71
1.87
1.87
M
R
A
S
I
T
M
T
R
S
I
R
T
S
M
IT
T
RA
IT
M 0.76 I1.24
T
RA
T
4500
0.34
0.44 S 0.63 T0.94
0.54
0.88 S 0.88 ST0.88
1.20
1.44
1.59 ST1.67
RA 1.30 AM 1.31
IT
AM 0.45 MI0.64
M
T
RA
S
T
I
T
S
R
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
4750 ST
0.38 0.53
0.85 S 0.46 0.63
0.79
1.02 1.07
1.17RA 1.23 1.31
1.50T
R 1.11 AM0.75 0.76
IT
M
IT
ST
I
AM
TR
M
R
A
ST
IT
T
M
T
R
S
M
A
I
R
T
S
M
5000
0.32 RA0.44
0.76
0.40 T 0.53
1.01
0.65 R 0.64
0.71
0.88IT 0.89
1.06
1.05T 1.10
1.35
A
S
M
A
ST
I
S
IT
ST
IT
TR
M
T
RA
AM
ST
TR
M
I
T
S
M
A
T
I
R
T
S
I
A
5250 R
0.65 T 0.76 0.75
0.96 M 0.91 0.93
1.23 ST
R0.34 0.45
S
M
AM 0.91 MIT0.56 I0.54
IT
RA
S
IT
T
T
ST
RA
A 0.49 M 0.46
IT
RA 0.79AM 0.79
TR
5500
0.59
0.66 ST0.63
0.88
1.12
IT
AM
T
R
S
I
T
M
T
R
A
ST
I
R
S
M
A
R
T
AM1.02
ST
IT
T
M
T
R
A
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5750
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Stramit Roof Battens

DARWIN DEEMED-TO-COMPLY
Stramit Roof Battens may be used with either metal sheeting

or with concrete/terracotta tiles.The relevant performance can
be obtained from the following sections.
Information on the use of the Stramit Cyclonic Roof Batten

in the Darwin area can be found in the deemed to comply
sheets in the Darwin Area Manual.These sheets can also be
obtained from the local Stramit Building Products office. Each
application must conform to the specific details outlined in
Design Data Sheets.
TILES
Based on the foot traffic requirements of AS3623 the maximum
span for Stramit 0.48 Roof Batten is 900mm and Stramit
0.55 Roof Batten is 1200mm.
This assumes a maximum batten spacing of 300mm and
a maximum tile weight of 0.67 kPa.
METAL ROOFING
Wind Pressure (kPa) *
AS4055 Load Category
STRAMIT 0.48 ROOF BATTENS

MAXIMUM BATTEN SPACINGS (mm) #
Truss spacing (mm), fastening and truss material
Stramit sheeting, thickness bmt (mm) & fastening per sheet per batten
Monoclad
2 x No12 screws into 1.5 G450,

600
900
1200
Longspan
Speed Deck
Ultra
2 x No10 screws into 1.0 G550
or 2 x No10 type 17s into timber
450
Corrugated
0.42
450
600
900
0.48
0.42
0.48
0.42
0.48
0.42
0.48
1200
4 screws
3 scr
5 scr
3 scr
5 scr
3 scr
5 scr
3 scr
5 scr
1 clip & 3 scr
N1 1.35 2200 2200 2200

N2 1.94 2200 2200 2000
N3 2.96 2200 2060 1280
2200 2200 1770

2200 1900 1270
1630 1220 810
1350 1700
1350 1700
1350 1650
900
900
900
900
900
900
1200
1200
1200
1200
1200
1200
1750
1750
1350
1750
1750
1750
2250
2250
1350
2250
2250
2200
1700 2300
1700 2300
1350 1550
N4 4.43 1830 1370

N5 6.53 1270 950
N6 8.84 930 700
1090
750
550
1100 1100
750 750
-
800
-
900
900
700
800
-
1200
900
700
1450
1000
750
850
-
1450
1000
750
850
600
-
860
590
430
810
560
410
540
370
270
1050
600
-
STRAMIT 0.55 ROOF BATTENS

Monoclad

600
900
1200
Longspan
Speed Deck
Ultra
or 2 x No10 type 17s into timber
450
Corrugated
0.42
450
600
900
1200
0.48
4 screws
0.42
0.48
0.42
0.48
0.42
0.48
3 scr
5 scr
3 scr
5 scr
3 scr
5 scr
3 scr
5 scr
1 clip & 3 scr
N1 1.35 2200 2200 2200 1750

N2 1.94 2200 2200 2140 1250
N3 2.96 2200 2060 1370 800
2200 2200 1780 1330 1350 1700

2200 1900 1270 950 1350 1700
1630 1220 810 610 1350 1700
900
900
900
900
900
900
1200
1200
1200
1200
1200
1200
1750
1750
1500
1750
1750
1750
2250
2250
1500
2250
2250
2250
1700 2300
1700 2300
1500 1500
N4 4.43 1830 1380

N5 6.53 1270 950
N6 8.84 930 700
1090
750
550
400 1250 1250

850 850
-
800
-
900
900
800
950
650
450
1200
1050
800
1700
1150
850
1000
-
1700
1150
850
1000 1000
700 700
-
920
630
460
530
370
-
810
560
410
540
370
-
C1
C2
C3
C4
Strength
STRAMIT 0.75 CYCLONIC ROOF BATTENS

(min No 14 Type 17s or equivalent)

or larger screws and/or thicker or higher
strength steel,
or 2 x No14 Type 17s into timber or
equivalent
Monoclad

or 2 x No14 screws into 1.0 G550
or 2 x No12 Type 17s into timber
0.42
450
600
900
1200
450
600
900
1200
3.71 1950
5.54 1300
8.17 880
11.05 650
1460
980
660
490
970
650
440
320
730
490
330
-
1300
870
590
430
980
650
440
320
650
430
-
490
320
-
0.48
Corrugated
0.42
4 assy
1300
850
-
1300
850
550
-
0.60
5 assy
900
900
650
-
Note that at the truss spacings (batten spans) shown foot traffic loads to AS1562 have been
accounted for. All batten spacings (sheeting spans) shown are for three or more equal spans.
Cyclonic batten table based on connection testing to the BCA.
* Strength limit-state wind pressures in accordance with AS4055, allowing for local pressure areas.
# The apparent anomaly that at higher pressures some profile spans are longer than for higher performing products is due to the limitation being solely related to the number of fastenings into the batten. Products with more
closely spaced fasteners will have an increased capacity in these circumstances.
10
0.48
Longspan
1200
1100
700
-
0.42
0.48
5 assy
900
900
650
-
1600
1150
800
-
1750
1150
800
-
CapacityPLUS
0.42
0.48
3 assy
750
-
900
550
-
Batten spacing may be limited by truss

selection see left-hand columns.
Batten spacing will be limited by truss
selection see left-hand columns.
Batten spacing may be limited by sheeting
selection see right-hand columns.
Batten spacing will be limited by sheeting
selection see right-hand columns.
Stramit Ceiling Battens
Fastener Sizes
For fixing sheeting to Stramit Top Hats
& Roof Battens
STRAMIT CEILING BATTEN

MAXIMUM BATTEN SPANS (mm)
material
layers
12mm plasterboard
12mm plasterboard
1
2
batten centres (mm)

450
600
1500
1250
No.12 self-drilling and threading screws*

(see relevant sheeting manual for length and
other requirements) in non-cyclonic areas
1400
1100
No.14 self-drilling and threading screws*

with cyclone washer assemblies for through
fixed sheeting in cyclonic areas
* Use Type 17 screws or proprietary batten screws
for battens of 0.75mm thickness or less.
STRAMIT WA CEILING BATTEN

MAXIMUM BATTEN SPANS (mm)
material
layers
12mm plasterboard
12mm plasterboard
1
2
batten centres (mm)

450
600
1550
1250
For fixing Stramit Top Hats to supporting

structure. (At least two fasteners are
required at each connection size to be as
determined for design capacity)
1400
1150
No.12 x 20mm self-drilling and threading

screws
Spans are only suitable for fully internal applications and apply to
three or more continuous spans.

screws
For fixing Stramit Roof Battens to truss
or rafter. (At least two fasteners are
required at each connection)
screws for G450 steel of at least 1.9mm
thickness or for G550 steel of at least
1.0mm thickness
thickness
No.10 x 35mm type 17 screws into
softwood
hardwood (F11 or better)
Additional fasteners
Two pairs of screws (or even a single pair positioned
obliquely) fixed to a relatively flexible support member,
such as a purlin flange, cannot be assumed to share load.
For example in the diagram below the proportion of total
load taken by screws at position A will be substantially
less than at position B. In Tables 1a to 5a the capacity
increase through using four screws rather than two is
just 30%.
A
For fixing Stramit Ceiling Battens to

truss or rafter. (At least two fasteners are
required at each connection)
thickness or for G550 steel of at least
1.0mm thickness

softwood in non-cyclonic areas
softwood in cyclonic areas
For fixing plasterboard to Stramit Ceiling
Battens
No.6 x 25 bugle-head self-drilling screws
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PROCUREMENT
INSTALLATION
Prices
Good Practice
Prices of Stramit Top Hats, Stramit Roof Battens and

Stramit Ceiling Battens can be obtained from your
nearest Stramit location or distributor of Stramit products.
Stramit recommends that good trade practice be

followed when using these products, such as found in
AISC/Australian Standards HB62 part 1 and HB39.
Availability
Walking
Most Stramit locations offer the full range of Stramit

Top Hats & Battens in stock lengths and some offer a
cut-to-length service for larger sections. Check with your
nearest Stramit office for availability.
Stramit Top Hats are not designed for walking on.

Residual oil may be present on these components from
manufacturing.The use of appropriate cradles or cherry
pickers is recommended. As a minimum follow these rules:
Orders
Never walk on purlins without safety mesh in place
Stramit Top Hats & Battens can be ordered directly,

through distributors or from steel merchants.
Always use a safety harness if walking on girts

Stramit Roof Battens have a lightly knurled upper surface
that assists in maintaining a foothold. Stramit Roof
Battens are designed to withstand foot traffic load
during installation and service.
Related Products
Purlins, girts and bridging a comprehensive range of
purlin sections and high-performance bridging.
Stramit Ceiling Battens are not able to sustain foot

traffic loads and must therefore not be walked on.
Roof and wall sheeting a wide choice of roof & wall

sheeting, decking profiles and walling.
Fixing/Connections
Delivery/Unloading
Always use the correct size and quantity of fasteners

as specified by the design engineer. Pairs of screws at
connections must be directly in line (parallel with the
supporting member).
Delivery can normally be made within 48 hours, subject

to the delivery location, quantity and material availability,
or can be at a pre-arranged date and time. Please ensure
that suitable arrangements have been made for truck
unloading, as this is the responsibility of the receiver. Pack
mass may be up to one tonne. Packs must never be placed
onto unclad purlins except directly above portal frames.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Laps
Structural laps for Stramit Top Hats require a minimum
10% lap length (i.e. 5% at each end).
Further Information
A complimentary manual Stramit Purlins, Girts &
Bridging Detailing & Installation Guide is also available.
End fastenings of top hats or battens should be at least

25mm from the section end irrespective of whether this
occurs at the structure end or at an internal support.
Remember to allow for this additional material over and
above the span length/s when specifying, ordering or
cutting sections.
As well as our standard range of Technical Manuals,

Installation Leaflets, Case Studies and other promotional
literature Stramit has a series of Guides to aid design.
These include:
Concealed Fixed Decking

Roof Slope Guide
Foot Traffic Guide
Roof System Selection Guide
Bullnosing, Curving and Crimping
Acoustic Panels
Cyclonic Areas
Spring Curving Guide
Please contact your nearest Stramit location for any of

these guides, or other literature.
Top hat/batten overlaps (or non-structural laps) are
recommended to be 100 mm in length. In these cases
structural continuity must not be assumed.
References
When connecting overlapping top hats or roof battens

place foot onto upper section to nest sections prior to
and during fixing. Laps must be fastened through both
webs near both ends of the lap as shown below.
Standards Australia Handbook HB39 (Installation

code for metal roof and wall cladding)
Welding
Other Products
Stramit does not recommend the welding of top hats

or battens.The heat produced in welding will affect the
material properties of the high-tensile cold-formed steel
used by Stramit in all its top hats and battens. In many
instances considerable stress concentrations are likely to
arise, even with good quality welding. In addition, welding
will locally remove the galvanized coating leading to a
potential reduction in durability.
Stramit offers a wide range of building products, including:
In preparing this document reference has been made to:
AISC/Standards Australia Handbook HB62.1 (Code

of practice for safe erection of building steelwork)
Formwork decking
Roof and wall sheeting
Purlins, girts and bridging
Truss components
Gutters and downpipes
Fascias
Custom flashings
Insulating products
Fasteners
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www.stramit.com.au
Details of many Stramit products can also be seen on the RAIA site Product Selector at:
www.selector.com.au
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fax
(02) 9834 0909

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phone
fax
(02) 6297 3533

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fax
(02) 6652 6333

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fax
(02) 4954 5033

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phone
fax
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phone
fax
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fax
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fax
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phone
fax
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fax
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fax
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Stramit Research and Development has carried out

* All further references to AS/NZ4600:1996 are shown as simply AS4600.

SELECTION & SPECIFICATION

High tensile steel for high strength and low weight

Maintaining the structural integrity of a building structure

Quality products with Stramits proven record for

A suggested specification is:

Rolled safety edges on roof and ceiling battens to

Stramit Top Hat TH64075

Stramit Top Hat TH64100

Stramit Top Hat TH64120

Stramit Top Hat TH96075

Stramit Top Hat TH96100

Stramit Top Hat TH96120

Stramit Roof Batten 0.48

Stramit Roof Batten 0.55

Stramit Cyclonic Roof Batten

Stramit Ceiling Batten

Stramit WA Ceiling Batten

Stramit recommends that all designs conform to relevant

Stramit Top Hat

Stramit Top Hat

Stramit Top Hat TH64075

Stramit Top Hat TH96075

Stramit Roof Batten 0.48

STRAMIT TOP HATS & BATTENS EFFECTIVE SECTION PROPERTIES

Stramit Top Hat TH64075

Stramit Top Hat TH96075

Stramit Roof Batten 0.48

All loadings used in deriving the design data are assumed

Member, fastener or roof sheeting capacity influences

Stramit Top Hats

Member design capacity for section shown

Support member thickness (mm) **

Outwards capacity may be limited

Spans shaded pink exceed the

Double Spans are simply supported and attached at each end

Member design capacity for section shown

Support member thickness (mm) **

Member design capacity for section shown

Support member thickness (mm) **

Member design capacity for section shown

Support member thickness (mm) **

Member design capacity for section shown

Support member thickness (mm) **

Stramit Roof Battens

Stramit Roof Battens may be used with either metal sheeting

Information on the use of the Stramit Cyclonic Roof Batten

Wind Pressure (kPa) *

AS4055 Load Category

STRAMIT 0.48 ROOF BATTENS

2 x No12 screws into 1.5 G450,

2 x No10 screws into 1.0 G550

or 2 x No10 type 17s into timber

1 clip & 3 scr

N1 1.35 2200 2200 2200

2200 2200 1770

N4 4.43 1830 1370

Wind Pressure (kPa) *

AS4055 Load Category

STRAMIT 0.55 ROOF BATTENS

2 x No12 screws into 1.5 G450,

2 x No10 screws into 1.0 G550