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Coating specifications

The coating system we apply, the values it is specified to, and how a job runs from inspection to handover.

Polyurethane coating

Values marked On request are supplied when you enquire.

Hardness
On request
Tensile strength
On request
Elongation at break
On request
Cure time
On request
UV stability
On request
Service temperature range
On request
Applied thickness
On request

How the coating is built up

Illustration only, not to scale.

  1. Topcoat

    The finishing surface layer.

  2. Polyurethane layer

    The sprayed body of the coating that takes the wear.

  3. Primer

    Bonds the coating to the prepared surface.

  4. Substrate

    The vehicle panel, container steel or industrial surface being protected.

Shipping containers

Floor, interior, exterior or the full shell, in 20ft, 40ft and 40ft high cube. Work happens on your site, or in our yard if you bring the container to us.

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  • Floors

    A continuous, hard-wearing surface for containers used as workshops, stores and site offices.

  • Waterproofing

    A seamless coating that helps keep water out of containers used for storage.

  • Corrosion protection

    Covers bare steel inside and out to help slow rust.

How a job runs

  1. Step 1: Inspect

    We look at the surface and agree what needs coating.

  2. Step 2: Prepare

    The surface is cleaned and prepared so the coating can bond.

  3. Step 3: Prime

    A primer goes on where the job needs one.

  4. Step 4: Spray

    The polyurethane is sprayed on in passes until the coating is built up.

  5. Step 5: Cure

    The coating cures before the asset goes back into service.

  6. Step 6: Hand over

    We walk the job with you and you sign it off.

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