Mechanical Lock
Architectural Mechanically Seamed Panel System
Mechanical Lock Standing Seam
The Mechanical Lock (ML-100 & ML-150) panel system features structural performance as well as architectural aesthetics. ML-100 and 150 panels can be factory formed and/or fabricated, for all substrates, at project locations. Utilizes concealed fasteners with a fixed and/or floating clip system.
The Mechanical Lock panel system presents a reliable and efficient solution for roofing and wall cladding projects in various construction applications. Known for its secure interlocking seam and durable construction, these panels offer durability and versatility for both commercial and residential buildings.
Featuring a concealed clip system, the Mechanical Lock panel system ensures tight seams and enhanced weather resistance. This design prevents water infiltration and provides reliable protection against adverse weather conditions, making it ideal for regions with extreme climates.
Available in two rib heights—1″ (ML-100) and 1.5″ (ML-150) —the Mechanical Lock panel system offers enhanced versatility to accommodate different design preferences and structural requirements. Whether it’s a sleek and modern look or a more traditional aesthetic, these panels provide flexibility for various architectural styles.
For even stronger structural panels, we also offer a 2″ Mechanical and 3″ Trapezoidal panel system.
Designed to provide structural integrity, Mechanical Lock panels is suitable for a wide range of construction projects. From commercial warehouses to residential homes, these panels offer reliable protection and long-lasting performance in demanding environments. Mechanically locking panels are built to withstand the test of time. Their durable construction ensures longevity and resilience, reducing the need for frequent maintenance and repairs over the lifespan of the building.
Panel Features
Panel Features Include:
- 24 gauge steel (standard)
- 22 gauge steel (optional)
- 26 gauge steel (optional)
- Substrate Materials:
- Galvalume (standard)
- Galvanized (optional)
- Colors available on standard, premium and metallic.
- Rib Spacing: Varies based on panel width chosen
- Rib Heights:
- ML-100: 1″
- ML-150: 1.5”
Testing & Performance
Panel Certifications Include:
- UL Construction Number: TGKX90, TGKX180, TGKX180, TGKX238, TGKX238A, TGKX238B,TGKX298, TGKX437 TGKX449, TGKX451, TGKX452, TGKX482, TGKX487, TGKX633 and TGKX639.
- Uplift resistance of prepared roof-covering materials
- UL 580 Class90.
- Impact resistance of prepared roof-covering materials
- UL2218 Class 4.
- Fire tests of roof coverings
- UL 790.
- Class A, B, C. External fire exposure.
- ML100 TDI Texas Approved
- ML150 TDI Texas Approved
- UL Certified
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Panel Details
Panel Profiles
1″ Mechanical Lock (ML-100)
1.5″ Mechanical Lock (ML-150)
Panel Enviroments
Mechanical Lock is suitable for use on the following environments:
- Extreme High Temperatures
- Low Temperatures (Freeze/Thaw)
- High Wind Environments
- Hail Prone Regions
- Fire Prone Regions
Building Locations
Mechanical Lock is suitable for use on the following building locations:
- Roofing
- Siding
Finished Coverage
- Roof: 12-20″ Finished Coverage
- Wall: 12-20″ Finished Coverage
- Smaller panel widths available upon request
Panel Variations
Panel Gauges
- Standard Thickness: 24 gauge steel
- Optional Thickness: 26 gauge steel*
- Optional Thickness: 22 gauge steel*
*Longer lead times may apply
Fastener Options
- Concealed clip system
- Fixed clips available
- Floating clips available
- Stand-off clips available
Panel Length
- Mechanical Lock can be roll-formed on-site to custom lengths.
- Max shippable length is determined by the local trailer restrictions.
- Texas Max Length: 53′
Rib Height(s)
- ML-100: 1″ Rib Height
- ML-150: 1.5″ Rib Height
Recommended Roof Slope
Minimum slope:
- 0.5:12 w/ mastic
Paint Warranties
- PVDF – 40 year
- SMP – 40 year
- Bare Galvalume – 25 year
Panel Documentation
ML-100 Documentation
ML-150 Documentation
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