Effects of swarf - metal roofing

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Abstract
SWARF is the steel debris that results from using friction saws, abrasive discs, drills and the like on steel roofing. SWARF will detract from the finished appearance of the metal roof. This article gives some tips on how to avoid the harmful effects of swarf.

Date
1/1999

Author(s)
Joe Coubal

Page(s)
17

Source
Western Roofing / Dodson Publications Inc.

Keyword(s)
SWARF; metal roofing; steel debris

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