Field-level reporting on floors that take forklifts, tanks that hold chemicals, berms that catch spills and steel that fights corrosion, and how spray polyurea from ArmorThane applicators keeps them in service.
Describe the floor, tank or structure and ArmorThane will route it to a qualified crew.
Real photos of floors, tanks, containment and steel being lined. Tap to enlarge.
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Epoxies and paints can need long cure windows and recoat intervals. Plural-component polyurea sets in seconds, builds thick in one visit and tolerates a wide temperature range, so lines and tanks return to service sooner. Results still depend on surface prep, which is why we cover blasting profiles and moisture testing in detail.
Read our surface prep storiesAsk for thickness, prep standard and adhesion testing in writing before work starts.
Document substrate, exposure chemicals, temperatures and the shutdown window available.
Abrasive blast or grind to profile, patch spalls and pits, test moisture and cleanliness.
Prime and spray polyurea to the specified mils, detailing welds, edges, nozzles and joints.
Holiday-test, check adhesion and thickness, then put the asset back in service.
Immersion, splash and fumes call for different chemistries. Share safety data sheets with the applicator.
Blast cleanliness and profile drive adhesion more than the coating itself. Get it named in the scope.
Holiday testing, thickness readings and pull-off adhesion give you proof the lining went on right.
Request an ArmorThane quote for your plant asset.
Scheduled work done to prevent failures rather than react to them.
Impact, chemicals, thermal shock and poor prep.
They extend asset life by protecting surfaces from corrosion and wear.
By scheduling inspections, repairs and coatings during planned outages.
Many skilled trades report steady demand. Check local labor data.
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