Manufacturer of diffusion-open, waterproof roofing and façade membranes in Swiss-Made quality for demanding construction projects.
Serge Ferrari AG (Marke Stamisol)
Eglisau (CH) · Emmenbrücke (CH) · La Tour du Pin (FR)New on Amplifa
About Stamisol / Serge Ferrari AG
Serge Ferrari AG, headquartered in Eglisau, Switzerland, is part of the Serge Ferrari Group founded in 1973 and manufactures high-quality façade and roofing membranes under the Stamisol brand. At the Eglisau site, diffusion-open, waterproof underlay membranes such as Stamisol DW as well as façade membranes for ventilated constructions are produced – including Stamisol Safe One, the first façade membrane in Euroclass A2-s1,d0 based on glass fibre fabric with elastomer coating. The polyester threads for the mesh fabric come from the sister company Tersuisse in Emmenbrücke. The Group covers all production processes from research and development through spinning, weaving and coating to logistics. Stamisol products are used in building construction, roofing and membrane construction, especially in high-rise and high-risk buildings such as residential blocks, hospitals, care homes and schools. Well-known projects include the Olympic Stadium and Aquatics Centre in London as well as Hammersmith Town Hall.
- Site
- CH-8193 Eglisau
- Processes
- Production of façade membranes (ventilated façades, diffusion-open, waterproof), Production of underlay membranes (diffusion-open, waterproof), Research & development / coating / extrusion / spinning and weaving / mechanical engineering, Bonding of membranes with special adhesives (Stamcoll Safe, Stamcoll N55), Technical consulting/project support (fire protection concept, construction models), Installation/laying support and installer network, RIBA-approved CPD webinars and training, System accessories and adhesive technology (Stamcoll Safe, Stamcoll N55)
- Materials
- Glass fibre fabric, Glass fibre mesh fabric, Elastomer coating, Silicone coating, Polyester threads / mesh fabric, Bitumen (vapour barrier), Wood fibre insulation board (Holzfaser-Dämmplatte), Polycarbonate
- Certificates
- Euroclass A2-s1,d0 (EN ISO 13501-1, fire test), UKCA, EPD, LABC Certificate, Watertightness W1 (A2) / W2 (A1), Euroclass A2-s1,d0 (EN ISO 13501-1), Watertightness W1/W2
- Founded
- 1973 (Serg
- Industries
- Building construction/façade construction (high-rise and high-risk buildings:, Roofing/pitched roof, Architecture/membrane construction, Yachting (Stamoid Marine), Furniture industry/interior design (Stamskin), Building construction/façade construction (high-rise and high-risk buildings:
- 01
Research & Development
- 02
Raw material formulation
- 03
Spinning and weaving (polyester threads, Tersuisse Emmenbrücke)
- 04
Formulation, coating and extrusion (Eglisau)
- 05
Logistics and distribution
- 06
Technical project support and installation network
- 07
Recycling of materials
Materials and Processes
Glass fibre fabric / glass fibre mesh fabric
Non-combustible textile base fabric of the Stamisol Safe One façade membrane for the highest fire protection requirements.
Elastomer coating
Vulcanised 3D network structure with mineral fillers ensures Euroclass A2-s1,d0, watertightness W1 and flexibility.
Polyester threads / mesh fabric
Polyester fibres produced in Emmenbrücke form the carrier fabric of the underlay and façade membranes.
Silicone coating
Surface coating for water protection of the façade membranes.
Microperforated PE films
Component of early underlay membranes and the starting point for the development of Stamisol DW.
Bitumen
Material of vapour barriers in connection systems with Stamisol membranes.
Sites
Eglisau
CHHeadquarters and production: roofing and façade membranes, Stamoid Marine, Stamskin
- Materials
- Glass fibre fabric, elastomer and silicone coating, polyester mesh fabric
- Coating
- Extrusion
Emmenbrücke
CHProduction of polyester threads (subsidiary Tersuisse)
- Materials
- Polyester
- Spinning mill
La Tour du Pin
FRMain production site of the Serge Ferrari Group
Products
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production of façade membranes (ventilated façades, diffusion-open, waterproof)Plastics | – | – | – | – | Glass fibre fabric/elastomer coating (Stamisol Safe One), Polyester mesh fabric (Stamisol DW, FA, FI, Color), Silicone coating |
| Production of underlay membranes (diffusion-open, waterproof)Plastics | – | – | – | – | Polyester mesh fabric, microperforated PE films, bitumen |
| Research & development / coating / extrusion / spinning and weaving / mechanical engineeringEngineering | – | – | – | – | Polyester fibres |
| Bonding of membranes with special adhesives (Stamcoll Safe, Stamcoll N55)Joining | – | – | – | – | façade membranes, bitumen vapour barrier, timber composite board, steel substructure, steel frame construction, reinforced concrete, wood fibre insulation board |
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality and Testing
Stamisol Safe One is backed by independent fire testing according to EN ISO 13501-1, UKCA certification, EPD and LABC Certificate; watertightness is tested according to W1 (A2) or W2 (A1). A comprehensive 10-year warranty applies to Stamisol DW and Stamisol Safe One.
| Evidence | Eglisau |
|---|---|
| Euroclass A2-s1,d0 (EN ISO 13501-1) | |
| UKCA | |
| EPD | |
| LABC Certificate | |
| Watertightness W1/W2 |
History
- 1973
Founding of the Serge Ferrari Group; specialisation in innovative composite materials
- 1982
Decisive meeting with Walther Bauphysik, Biel; start of the development project for a diffusion-open underlay membrane
- 1983
In November, patent application for the DW F4120 underlay membrane
- 1984
Premiere of the DW F4120 underlay membrane at the Dach + Wand trade fair in Hamburg – the first diffusion-open, waterproof underlay membrane
- 1985
Successor model F4250; warranty agreement with the German Roofers' Association; Stamisol DW becomes a complete system
- heute
Stamisol DW unchanged on the market for over 40 years; active projects in the UK for over 40 years