Thermal metal spraying is a process that enables us to treat blasted steel with a coating of aluminium or zinc. This gives a galvanized type of protection.

We can apply from 50 microns upwards, and the nature of the metal spray coating gives an excellent key for subsequent paint coatings.

This process is widely accepted by water authorities and the Highways Agency.

We have a very large paint shop which allows us to offer a wide range of industrial wet paint systems, from blast and prime to multi-coat systems. We also work with high-temperature paints, working in the 200-450 microns range.

We process wet painting products for various industries/sectors including lighting columns, railings, gates, balustrades and structural steelwork.

All of the lighting columns which we process do comply with the Highways Agency painting specifications.

All wet painting can be supplied with a certificate of conformity on request.

BURN OFF STRIPPING

With our onsite heat cleaning/burn off oven, we can remove powder coating, paint oil and varnish from metal parts, allowing them to be reused.

Maximum sizes we can process are 3.3mtr long x 1.9mtr wide x 1.8mtr high.

CHEMICAL/ACID STRIPPING

Used to strip metal parts of powder coating and paint to leave the bare material at the end of the process.

After either of the above processes, we have the facilities to then complete your metal finishing requirements whether it be shot blasting, thermal metal spraying, wet painting or powder coating.

We can powder coat to most RAL & BS colour codes, including various gloss finishes and textures.

With a vast range of powder coating equipment and ovens, we can process items up to 8 metre x 2.5 metre x 3 metre.