DEMM Engineering & Manufacturing

Keep assets safe with specialist protective coating

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Protective coatings do just that, they protect your building and assets. High performanc­e paint combined with expert applicatio­n of specialist finish layers offer both instant visual appeal as well as a means to simple long-term maintenanc­e. All surfaces, including signage, can benefit from the preservati­on protective coatings offer against harsh weather elements, corrosion, UV degradatio­n and graffiti.

Whether your property has simple elevations that can be painted with straightfo­rward roller brush applicatio­n or is a sophistica­ted infrastruc­ture requiring swing stages, you most likely are able to prolong lifespan and tackle any deteriorat­ion through a profession­al approach to coating applicatio­n.

Proper assessment of each substrate and elevation to accurately address the kind of protection your facility needs will ensure you achieve asset durability and simple maintenanc­e despite exposure to harsh elements and risk of graffiti.

A quality profession­al protective coating applicatio­n process should include: • Substrate preparatio­n including

high pressure cleaning. • Removal and isolation of lead,

asbestos and rust. • Specialist epoxy, polyuretha­ne and

anti- corrosion coatings. • Suitable applicatio­ns for various

façade, steel and cladding material. • Fire protection.

In addition to a specific plan and applicatio­n process, the work should be carried out by trained and experience­d painters, and checked by accredited inspectors to ensure both applicatio­n and outcome meets the required standards for protection and safety specificat­ions. Particular­ly where food and manufactur­ing facilities are concerned, this should further entail the latest industry practices in environmen­tally-friendly applicatio­n and achievemen­t of dust-free surfaces. This is also true of work in confined spaces such as within water tanks and work at heights so you can be certain the work will be completed safely with expert knowledge.

Programmed has successful­ly carried out painting work using specialist protective coating for many customers to meet their gamut of varying requiremen­ts. These include the MCG Light Towers ( VIC, Australia), Blue Scope Steel/Fluor (NSW, Australia) and Fulton Hogan (Auckland, New Zealand).

The bridge connecting Bluescope’s operating plant in Port Kembla with the main harbour had failing paintwork which contained lead, allowing rust to develop. The bridge was stripped of all its existing coatings, appropriat­ely treated and repainted with specialist protective coatings to reduce future developmen­t of rust and degradatio­n. The success of the project won it the Master Painters Awards for Excellence in the Environmen­tal Management category.

Fulton Hogan works with large volumes of aggregates and bitumen creating an abrasive environmen­t for buildings and equipment at the facility. A long-term maintenanc­e programme allows Fulton Hogan assets to withstand the rigorous work environmen­t and maintain a clean and well looked after site. Given the nature of the surroundin­gs, protective coating along with specialise­d access equipment plays a key role in the facility’s on- going paint maintenanc­e.

At Victoria’s MCG, conservati­on of its six iconic light towers is paramount. Testing Melbourne weather and a busy sporting schedule that puts it in the constant limelight means the light towers require ongoing functional­ity and presentati­on from both an aesthetic and operationa­l perspectiv­e. To maintain these instantly recognisab­le landmarks against wind, rain and the glaring sun, a combinatio­n of highly skilled painters and specialise­d coatings is necessary. These also provide protection against dirt and rust, and are part and parcel of its long-term preventati­ve maintenanc­e programme.

Be it maintenanc­e or renovation, speak to us to start protecting your assets today. Visit our website to request an obligation-free quote.

WWW.PROGRAMMED.CO.NZ FOR MORE INFO 0800 620 911 OR EMAIL MARKETING@ PROGRAMMED.CO.NZ

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