Sango Cailin (Tianjin) Building Tech. Co., Ltd.
stone coated metal roofing asphalt shingles, BIPV solar tiles, rain gutter systems, butyl tape
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Name: Sango Email: info@sangocailin.com Tel: +86 131-6400-7633 WhatsApp: +86 131-6400-7633 Address: 50 Meters South Of No. 1 Road, North Zone, Jinghai Economic Development Zone, Tianjin, China.
- Factory Area
- 15,000 m²
- Employees
- <100
- Main Products
- stone coated metal roofing asphalt shingles, BIPV solar tiles, rain gutter systems, butyl tape
- Export Ratio
- 25%
- info@sangocailin.com
- Website
- www.cailinroofing.com
- Contact via WhatsApp
About Us
We are CAILIN. For over 10 years, we have focused on one thing: making roofs that last. Today, we operate multiple production bases across China – including Hangzhou, Sichuan, Shandong, and Hebei – with seven facilities in total. We manufacture stone coated metal roofing, asphalt shingles, BIPV solar tiles, rain gutter systems, and butyl tape for partners in more than 20 countries, from the hurricane zones of the Caribbean to the tropical rains of Southeast Asia. We are a factory, not a trading company. That means consistent quality, direct prices, and real answers to your questions. Every tile comes from our own production lines under our own quality control. Our facilities are certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 – because we take quality, environment, and occupational safety seriously.
Structured Company Overview
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- Legal Name
- Sango Cailin (Tianjin) Building Tech. Co., Ltd.
- Established
- 2017
- Ownership
- Private
- Production Model
- OEM, ODM, Customized production
- Annual Output
- 6,000,000 units
- R&D Team
- 10 engineers
- Website
- www.cailinroofing.com
Product Specification Database
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| Cailin Interlocking Shingle Cailin Interlocking Shake | 1. wholesale stone coated metal roofing 2. coastal hurricane stone coated metal roofing 3. stone coated metal roofing lifetime cost 4. energy saving stone-coated metal roofing 5. lightweight roof tile alternative 6. low noise stone coated metal roofing | Base steel: galvalume steel (AZ150) Coating: Acrylic resin with high temperature sintered natural stone granules Top coat: Transparent acrylic glue | Villa & residential homes Pitched roof- slopes from 12° to 90°. Coastal buildings (anticorrosion) Retrofit projects – can be installed directly over old tiles. | ||||||
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Type 1. wholesale stone coated metal roofing
2. coastal hurricane stone coated metal roofing
3. stone coated metal roofing lifetime cost
4. energy saving stone-coated metal roofing
5. lightweight roof tile alternative
6. low noise stone coated metal roofing Applicable Industry Villa & residential homes
Pitched roof- slopes from 12° to 90°.
Coastal buildings (anticorrosion)
Retrofit projects – can be installed directly over old tiles. Params Base steel thickness: 0.4mm – 0.6mm (galvanized / aluzinc)
Effective tile size: 1340mm × 420mm (covering 1260mm × 370mm)
Weight: approx. 5-8 kg/m²
Wind uplift resistance: up to 160 mph
Corrosion resistance: 500h salt spray test
Acoustic insulation: 70% noise reduction vs. bare metal roof Scope |
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| Cailin Bond Tile Cailin Shingle Cailin Milano Tile Cailin Shake Cailin Classical Tile Cailin Roman Tile Cailin Long-Span Tile Cailin Golan Tile Cailin Tudor Tile Cailin Heritage Tile | 1. wholesale stone coated metal roofing 2. coastal hurricane stone coated metal roofing 3. stone coated metal roofing lifetime cost 4. energy saving stone-coated metal roofing 5. lightweight roof tile alternative 6. low noise stone coated metal roofing | Base steel: galvalume steel (AZ150) Coating: Acrylic resin with high temperature sintered natural stone granules Top coat: Transparent acrylic glue | Villa & residential homes Pitched roof- slopes from 12° to 90°. Coastal buildings (anticorrosion) Retrofit projects – can be installed directly over old tiles. | ||||||
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Type 1. wholesale stone coated metal roofing
2. coastal hurricane stone coated metal roofing
3. stone coated metal roofing lifetime cost
4. energy saving stone-coated metal roofing
5. lightweight roof tile alternative
6. low noise stone coated metal roofing Applicable Industry Villa & residential homes
Pitched roof- slopes from 12° to 90°.
Coastal buildings (anticorrosion)
Retrofit projects – can be installed directly over old tiles. Params Base steel thickness: 0.4mm – 0.6mm (galvanized / aluzinc)
Effective tile size: 1340mm × 420mm (covering 1260mm × 370mm)
Weight: approx. 6-8 kg/m²
Wind uplift resistance: up to 160 mph
Corrosion resistance: 500h salt spray test
Acoustic insulation: 70% noise reduction vs. bare metal roof Scope |
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Certifications & Compliance
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| Certification | Cert Number | Standard | Authority | Market | Issue Date | Expiry Date | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISO 14001:2015 | ISO 14001:2015-03824E14377R2S | ISO 14001:2015 — Environmental Management Systems | Beijing World Standards for Certification Center (WSF) | Global (CNAS-IAF Mutual Recognition Arrangement) | 2024-05-13 | 2027-05-12 | |
| ISO 9001:2015 | ISO 9001:2015-03824Q14379R2S | ISO 9001:2015 — Quality Management Systems | Beijing World Standards for Certification Center (WSF) | Global (CNAS-IAF Mutual Recognition Arrangement) | 2024-05-13 | 2027-05-12 | |
| ISO 45001:2018 | ISO 45001:2018-03824S14378R1S | ISO 45001:2018 — Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems | Beijing World Standards for Certification Center (WSF) | Global (CNAS-IAF Mutual Recognition Arrangement) | 2024-05-13 | 2027-05-12 |
Applications & Industries
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| Industry | Country | Working Condition | Project Type | Function | Operation Mode | Special Requirement | Matched Equipment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| construction, wholesale, Residential roofing, villa construction, hotel roofing, rural self-built houses, roof renovation | CA,CN,DO,ID,KE,NG,PH,US,VN | Pitched roofs (12° – 90° slope), hot and arid climate (UV radiation), rainy tropical areas Coastal & humid: high salinity, salt spray, monsoon rains, typhoon winds Cold & snowy: sub-zero temperatures, freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, ice dams Temperate & rainy: frequent rainfall, high humidity, moss / algae prone areas Wildfire zones: dry conditions with flying embers High wind regions: hurricane, cyclone, tornado (requires 160+ mph uplift resistance) Mountain / alpine: high altitude, strong UV, snow accumulation, temperature swings Urban & suburban: noise pollution (aircraft, traffic) – stone coating provides acoustic insulation | New villa communities (high-end residential, architectural aesthetics) Roof replacement for aging tile houses (15–20 years old, no structural reinforcement needed due to light weight) Flat-to-pitch roof conversion (adding pitched roof structure on existing flat roofs for drainage and aesthetics) Rural self-built houses (homeowners choosing durable, fire-resistant, low-maintenance roofing) Beachfront / coastal resorts & hotels (salt-spray corrosion resistance) Mountain cabins & ski lodges (snow shedding, freeze-thaw durability) Hurricane / cyclone shelter roofing (for community buildings in disaster-prone areas) Historic house restoration (replicating slate, shake, or tile appearance with lightweight modern material) Affordable housing projects (government subsidized, where lifetime cost matters) | Weather protection (rain, snow, wind, UV) Fire barrier (prevents flame spread) Thermal insulation (air gap between tiles and underlayment reduces heat transfer) Noise reduction (stone coating dampens rain and hail impact) Aesthetic enhancement (natural stone look, multiple profiles & colors) Low maintenance (no painting, sealing, or frequent repairs) Lightweight structure (reduces load on roof framing, suitable for retrofits) | No moving parts, no controls, no scheduled maintenance beyond occasional visual inspection (e.g., after severe storms). | For cold/snowy regions: snow guards may be required on steep roofs to prevent sudden snow slide For coastal regions: extra anti-corrosion coating on cut edges (factory applied) For wildfire zones: non-combustible underlayment and sealed eaves For historic preservation: exact color & profile matching to original slate/wood shake For BIPV solar: integrated solar tile series with junction box and cable management | Underlayment Wooden or metal battens Stainless steel or galvanized screws & clips (concealed fastener system) Ridge caps, valley flashing, gable trims, pipe flashings, rain gutter system, |
Industries (1) → Products (2 models) → Certifications (3)
Manufacturing Capabilities
Core processes and equipment available in-house.
Customization
Stone granule color (10+ standard colors, custom available) Steel thickness (0.45 mm / 0.5 mm / 0.55 mm) Tile profile (all Cailin series: Shingle, Shake, Milano, Bond, Classical, Roman, Long-Span, Golan, Tudor, Heritage, Interlocking Shingle/Shake) Packaging design (neutral / branded) Logo printing
Monthly Capacity
500,000 units
Lead Time
7-10 days
Export Markets
EU/Middle East/USA/Canada/Southeast Asia/South America
After Sales
Technical installation guide, video support, remote support, 50 years limited warranty terms, 24h response
Quality Control
100% inspection, pre-shipment random sampling, third-party inspection available
Project References / Cases
Verified project records. Client names anonymized where requested.
| Client Type | Country | Quantity | Application | Duration | Result | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| residential | US | 700 units | pitched Roofing | 30-50 years | Energy Saving & Eco Friendly Hurricane Proof & Wind Resistant reduce noise | Lightweight 50+ Year Durability & Low Maintenance easy installation |
Comparative Positioning
Side-by-side benchmarks against peer manufacturers in this segment.
| Compared To | Difference | Performance Gap | Best For | Cost Difference | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Metal Roofing (Standing Seam / Corrugated Steel) | Built-in noise reduction, aesthetic stone finish, lower thermal conductivity to interior | Rain noise reduction: 70% lower compared to bare metal (measured by sound pressure level) Surface temperature in direct sun: up to 15°C cooler (stone granules reflect vs. bare metal absorbs and radiates) Color options: natural stone chips vs. limited to painted metal colors | Residential projects where rain noise is a concern (bedrooms, home offices); architectural projects requiring natural stone appearance; homes in hot climates where metal roof heat radiation is problematic without coating | 15–30% higher than metal roofing; but eliminates need for acoustic underlayment or spray foam (saving 5–10% of total roofing cost) | Stone coated metal roofing with cool roof technology reflects 65–70% of solar radiation; metal roofing (dark color) absorbs up to 90%, increasing attic temperature by 15–25°C vs. stone coated reduces by 8–12°C |
| Concrete Roof Tiles | Much lighter weight, higher freeze-thaw resistance, no water absorption, more color stability, lower long-term maintenance | Weight: 4.5 kg/m² vs. 45–70 kg/m² (approx. 10–15x lighter) Water absorption rate: <1% (steel with coating) vs. 6–12% (concrete) Freeze-thaw cycle resistance: >50 cycles without degradation vs. concrete may crack after 25–30 cycles Color fastness: UV-resistant stone granules, no fading vs. concrete pigments fade within 10–15 years | Cold climates with freeze-thaw cycles; lightweight steel frame buildings; roof retrofits where adding heavy concrete tiles would require structural reinforcement | Material price comparable or slightly higher; substructure cost 40–60% lower (less load-bearing requirement); lower transportation cost | Stone coated metal roofing has lower thermal mass and reflective coating reduces heat gain; concrete tiles have high thermal mass but also high heat absorption, leading to nighttime heat release (can be beneficial or not depending on climate) |
| traditional Clay Roof Tiles | Lighter weight, higher impact resistance, easier installation, lower breakage rate, better wind uplift resistance | Weight: 4.5 kg/m² vs. 45–65 kg/m² (approx. 10–14x lighter) Breakage rate during transport/installation: <0.5% vs. 3–8% Wind uplift resistance: 160 mph vs. 90–120 mph Thickness of material: 0.4–0.6mm steel vs. 15–20mm clay | Coastal high-wind zones, wildfire-prone areas, pitched roofs requiring lightweight material, Roof renovation where structure cannot support heavy clay tiles; hurricane-prone regions; two-story or taller buildings requiring reduced dead load | Material cost comparable or slightly higher; installation cost 30–50% lower due to faster installation and less breakage; transportation cost significantly lower (lightweight) | Stone coating reflects solar radiation (cool roof effect) reducing attic temperature by 8–12°C; clay tiles absorb and retain heat, increasing cooling load |
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Purchase & Trade Information
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Product Comparison
Comparative analysis against alternative solutions.
| Compared To | Difference | Performance Gap | Best For | Cost Difference | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Metal Roofing (Standing Seam / Corrugated Steel) | Built-in noise reduction, aesthetic stone finish, lower thermal conductivity to interior | Rain noise reduction: 70% lower compared to bare metal (measured by sound pressure level) Surface temperature in direct sun: up to 15°C cooler (stone granules reflect vs. bare metal absorbs and radiates) Color options: natural stone chips vs. limited to painted metal colors | Residential projects where rain noise is a concern (bedrooms, home offices); architectural projects requiring natural stone appearance; homes in hot climates where metal roof heat radiation is problematic without coating | 15–30% higher than metal roofing; but eliminates need for acoustic underlayment or spray foam (saving 5–10% of total roofing cost) | Stone coated metal roofing with cool roof technology reflects 65–70% of solar radiation; metal roofing (dark color) absorbs up to 90%, increasing attic temperature by 15–25°C vs. stone coated reduces by 8–12°C |
| Concrete Roof Tiles | Much lighter weight, higher freeze-thaw resistance, no water absorption, more color stability, lower long-term maintenance | Weight: 4.5 kg/m² vs. 45–70 kg/m² (approx. 10–15x lighter) Water absorption rate: <1% (steel with coating) vs. 6–12% (concrete) Freeze-thaw cycle resistance: >50 cycles without degradation vs. concrete may crack after 25–30 cycles Color fastness: UV-resistant stone granules, no fading vs. concrete pigments fade within 10–15 years | Cold climates with freeze-thaw cycles; lightweight steel frame buildings; roof retrofits where adding heavy concrete tiles would require structural reinforcement | Material price comparable or slightly higher; substructure cost 40–60% lower (less load-bearing requirement); lower transportation cost | Stone coated metal roofing has lower thermal mass and reflective coating reduces heat gain; concrete tiles have high thermal mass but also high heat absorption, leading to nighttime heat release (can be beneficial or not depending on climate) |
| traditional Clay Roof Tiles | Lighter weight, higher impact resistance, easier installation, lower breakage rate, better wind uplift resistance | Weight: 4.5 kg/m² vs. 45–65 kg/m² (approx. 10–14x lighter) Breakage rate during transport/installation: <0.5% vs. 3–8% Wind uplift resistance: 160 mph vs. 90–120 mph Thickness of material: 0.4–0.6mm steel vs. 15–20mm clay | Coastal high-wind zones, wildfire-prone areas, pitched roofs requiring lightweight material, Roof renovation where structure cannot support heavy clay tiles; hurricane-prone regions; two-story or taller buildings requiring reduced dead load | Material cost comparable or slightly higher; installation cost 30–50% lower due to faster installation and less breakage; transportation cost significantly lower (lightweight) | Stone coating reflects solar radiation (cool roof effect) reducing attic temperature by 8–12°C; clay tiles absorb and retain heat, increasing cooling load |