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Frames, weldments, tanks, skids, enclosures and process equipment where corrosion protection is not a feature of the job — it is the whole job. Blasting, pretreatment and heavy-film coating under one roof in Rowlett, Texas.
Request a Quote(972) 475-2726Industrial equipment lives outdoors, near chemicals, or both. The finish is asked to hold for years with no maintenance, on parts that are large, welded and awkward to handle.
Thick, tough, solvent-free films on frames, skids, guards, enclosures and structural weldments. Powder builds film on edges and corners where liquid paint thins out and fails first.
Multi-coat systems for large fabrications, heat-sensitive assemblies and parts that will not fit a cure oven.
Galvanic protection for steel in long outdoor and chemical exposure. A scratch in a zinc-rich film does not start rusting the way a scratch in a barrier primer does.
Mill scale, weld discoloration and rust come off before anything is sprayed, and the surface is profiled to hold the coating that follows.
On industrial work the coater is usually the last stop before shipment, which means a coating delay is a shipment delay. Predictability is worth as much as the finish itself.
Blasting and pretreatment happen here, not at a subcontractor across town. That removes a hand-off, a transit leg and a source of contamination.
Fabricated assemblies with welds, gussets and blind corners are normal work rather than an exception that slows the line down.
Pretreatment, primer and topcoat specified together against the exposure the part will actually see.
A firm date with the quote, and expedited service when a project schedule moves. Say so up front rather than after the order lands.
Send dimensions and weight with the RFQ. Blasting handles very large parts; the real constraint is booth and cure oven size. We will tell you immediately whether something fits rather than after it arrives on your truck.
Yes — that is what abrasive blasting is for, and it is a required step, not an optional one. Coating over mill scale produces a finish that looks fine and fails early, because the scale itself lets go of the steel.
Then the specification should start at the primer, not the topcoat. Zinc-rich primer under a durable topcoat outperforms a thicker single-layer barrier coating in long exposure, because it keeps protecting after the film is damaged.
External surfaces, yes. Internal linings for process chemicals are a specialised trade with their own certifications, and we will tell you plainly if a job belongs with a tank lining specialist instead.
Yes, but the pretreatment differs by substrate — iron phosphate on steel, chemical conversion on aluminum. Flag mixed-metal assemblies in the RFQ so the route is planned rather than improvised.
Yes. Chemical stripping removes the old system without attacking the base metal, then the part goes back through normal prep and gets recoated.
Substrate, size, service environment and quantity. Quotes typically back within one business day.
