Projects

The Royal Hobart Hospital Redevelopment steelwork was blasted and primed with Zincanode 402, then brought to site and erected. Due to the existing hospital's air conditioning intakes being within metres from the new build, Duration low VOC and low odour two pack products were used to complete the protective coating systems on site.

Schenck Process Australia is the major supplier of screens for the mining industry. Their machinery requires extremely high durability coating systems, and Duremax HBE high build epoxy can achieve 300 microns in a single coat.

For the aviation museum at Scone Memorial Airport, the vast concrete floor required a smooth but non-slip finish that could withstand heavy foot traffic and harsh lighting. Easy application was a key factor.

Click here for detailed case study.

SCT Locomotives in Port Augusta required a quick and easy external repaint, and given the low to medium corrosivity environment and moderate durability requirements, a single pack system was appropriate. The steel was primed with Metalshield® HB ZP Primer and topcoated with a silicone enamel topcoat, Metalshield® Premium.

Externals of water treatment tanks require protection against corrosion (or spalling, in the case of concrete tanks) and UV radiation. Water treatment tanks are usually painted in a dark green to help the tank "blend in" visually with the environment.

The restoration of Sydney's landmark Shell House required 2500 tonnes of steel to be protected against both fire and corrosion with a specialised intumescent coating.

Click here for detailed case study.