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Coping Cap - Both Edges Open

The FlashDraft section for this condition, in 3D and as a lettered section.

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Section on the mold line, legs lettered in drawing order.

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LegLength
BDrawn to proportion - set it in FlashDraft
CDrawn to proportion - set it in FlashDraft
DDrawn to proportion - set it in FlashDraft
EDrawn to proportion - set it in FlashDraft
FDrawn to proportion - set it in FlashDraft

This section has a hem. The DXF draws it on its own layer; Open in FlashDraft carries it with the section.

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Drexel ES-1 systems with this section

  • Snap Coping-Max

    16 Ga Galv. Intermittent Cleat, Snap-On Cover

    Published sustained pressure: 24 gauge -75 psf (face to 12", wall to 32"); .040 AL -75 psf (face to 12", wall to 32")

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  • Snap Coping-Max-C

    16 Ga Galv. Segmented Cleat w/Spring Clip, Snap-On Cover

    Published sustained pressure: 24 gauge -170 psf (face to 12", wall to 24"); .040 AL -180 psf (face to 12", wall to 24"); .050 AL -155 psf (face to 12", wall to 32")

    Snap Coping-Max-C installation sequence
  • Econo Coping LT

    24 Gauge Formed Cont Cleat; (Front Face) Exposed Fastener; (Back Face) Drip Profile

    Published sustained pressure: 24 gauge -110 psf (face to 6", wall to 16"); 24 gauge -85 psf (face to 6", wall to 20"); .040 AL -115 psf (face to 6", wall to 16"); .040 AL -85 psf (face to 6", wall to 20")

    Econo Coping LT installation sequence
  • Econo Coping

    22 Gauge Formed Cont Cleat; (Front Face) Exposed Fastener; (Back Face) Drip Profile

    Published sustained pressure: 24 gauge -110 psf (face to 6", wall to 16"); 24 gauge -75 psf (face to 6", wall to 20"); .040 AL -145 psf (face to 6", wall to 16"); .040 AL -65 psf (face to 6", wall to 20")

    Econo Coping installation sequence
  • Ratings as Drexel Metals publishes them for its own tested assemblies, not for a drawing made here. Design Engineer must apply the Factor of Safety.