Blastcoat offers industrial painting services including Zinc rich primers as an alternative to galvanising. Protective coating systems can be tailored to meet your specific project requirements. Epoxy floor coatings, High temperature coatings, Ultra high build epoxy and Polyurethane coatings are all available as part of our services.
Blastcoat uses Abrasive blasting as the process of cleaning steel by using high-pressure blast media directed at a surface. This process is extremely effective in removing rust, mill scale, and existing coating before applying protective coating and linings, Non-Destructive Testing and Inspection, industrial or commercial-grade paint. Abrasive blasting is highly recommended for both new and used steel structures to ensure proper adhesion of the new coating and surface protection.
Blastcoat are approved applicators for numerous Intumescent coating suppliers, such as
Fire rated coatings for steel provide up to 2 hours of fire protection. Intumescent, suitable for interiors and exteriors. Colour options available. Minimal disruption. Wide service coverage
Our Site Services team works in seamlessly with program schedules and our client’s needs.
The team comes with all the training and licenses required to complete each job safely and efficiently.
A purpose-built site truck equipped with blast and paint equipment ensures mobilisation costs are kept down, and work fronts are efficiently managed.
Rubber lining service is a process that involves applying a layer of rubber lining to the interior surfaces of various equipment or structures to provide protection against corrosion, abrasion, and chemical attack.
This rubber layer acts as a barrier, preventing the underlying material from coming into direct contact with corrosive substances or abrasive materials.
Blastcoat have three NACE Certifed Level 3 inspectors. Now known as AMPP level 3 Coating Inspectors that offer conditional surveys to assist asset owners and project managers develop effective maintenance plans, Specification reviews and all coating inspection requirements.
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Zinc primers
At Blastcoat Protective Coatings, we utilise a diverse range of protective metal coatings, including zinc-rich primers, to cater to industrial, commercial, and domestic requirements.
Zinc-rich primers have long been acknowledged for their exceptional paint adhesion on both new and weathered galvanized surfaces. With a history of over 75 years in the United States and over a century in Europe, zinc-rich coatings play a vital role in barrier and cathodic protection. When exposed to moisture, zinc acts as the sacrificial anode, while steel becomes the cathode. In simple terms, the zinc sacrifices itself to preserve the steel from corrosive elements. Even if the surface is scratched, a zinc-coated area will continue to offer protection through slow sacrificial action as long as there is remaining zinc in the vicinity.
Blastcoat offers zinc-rich coatings that have proven to deliver effective galvanic action against rust and corrosion.
Our range of zinc primers includes single-coat zinc and epoxy primer systems, applied by hand or conventional spray guns, as well as complex airless application systems for high-density industrial metal coating products. We provide an extensive selection of industrial metal coating products, such as zinc phosphate primers, high-build zinc phosphate coatings, organic zinc-rich primers, inorganic zinc silicate coatings, heat-resistant protective metal coatings (used in commercial ovens, exhaust refineries, etc.),
Epoxy Coatings
Blastcoat Protective Coatings offers high-quality epoxy coatings for various types of flooring and structural steel. Epoxy coatings have been a trusted industry solution for commercial concrete flooring and structural steel for many decades.
With resistance to corrosive chemicals, epoxy coatings can withstand harsh conditions, ensuring a long-lasting and visually appealing floor or structural steel. They dry quickly, offer toughness and abrasion resistance, making them an excellent investment for long-term use. When used as part of a duplex coating system on structural steel, epoxy coatings can be overcoated with a variety of finishing coatings, such as polyurethanes and polysiloxanes.
Polyurethane Coatings
Blastcoat Protective Coatings specializes in polyurethane coatings that are specifically formulated for chemical resistance, UV stability, serviceability, ease of application, and excellent aesthetic appearance.
Polyurethane coatings find extensive use in a wide range of industries, including automotive, steel construction, facade, and panelling. They are applied in various applications, such as automotive refinishing, roller shutters, fascias, furniture and joinery, concrete topcoats over epoxies (for UV protection), structural steel, equipment, machinery, and manufacturing components.
At Blastcoat, we offer a diverse selection of polyurethane coatings that deliver long-lasting substrate protection along with an attractive finish. Some notable features and benefits of this application include:
Our services are available in Newcastle, the Upper Hunter (including Muswellbrook, Scone, and Singleton), the Lower Hunter (including Newcastle and Port Stephens), the Great Lakes region, the Central Coast, and Sydney.
Abrasive blasting is the process of cleaning steel by using high-pressure blast media directed at a surface. This process is extremely effective in removing rust, mill scale, and existing coating before applying protective coating and linings, industrial or commercial-grade paint. Abrasive blasting is highly recommended for both new and used steel structures to ensure proper adhesion of the new coating and surface protection.
During the abrasive blasting process, Blastcoat Protective Coatings employs various media. The choice of media depends on the age and quality of the supplied steel. These media options include Steel grit, Garnet and various others as required.
Our services are available in several regions, including Newcastle, the Upper Hunter (including Muswellbrook, Scone, and Singleton), the Lower Hunter (including Newcastle and Port Stephens), the Great Lakes region, the Central Coast, and Sydney.
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Fire rated coatings applied to structural steel members provide up 2 hours of fire protection
These coatings are also known as intumescent coatings, suitable for interior and exteriors with approved top coats. Blastcoast can deliver a fire rated, paint quality finish in your choice of colour. These coatings are available in both water based and epoxy technology.
There is a low impact on the environment and clean up causes minimal disruption to businesses or residents. You can retain existing surfaces without completely replacing with fire rated linings.
Our services cover Newcastle, the Upper Hunter (including Muswellbrook, Scone and Singleton), Lower Hunter (including Newcastle and Port Stephens), Great Lakes region, Central Coast and Sydney.
With a professional well-trained team, Blastcoat have the resources to complete any industrial painting project, including abrasive blasting and protective coatings, commercial work, domestic work and repaints. Services cover industrial surface preparation, machinery and equipment painting, protective coatings, confined space painting, dust free vacuum blasting and abrasive blasting.
Packaging and Delivery
With many of our customers operating large distances from our premises we have developed processes that ensure the product arrives in-tact and on time.
All rubber & ceramic lined items have covers protecting the lining from UV damage or are painted with UV resistant paint, wrapped and/or crated for maximum protection.
Services Summary
NACE Level 3 refers to a certification level provided by NACE International, formerly known as the National Association of Corrosion Engineers. NACE is a global professional organization that focuses on corrosion control and prevention.
In the context of independent inspection services, NACE Level 3 certification indicates a high level of expertise and proficiency in conducting inspections related to corrosion control and prevention. Individuals who hold this certification are typically qualified to perform advanced inspections, evaluate corrosion-related issues, develop corrosion control plans, and provide recommendations for corrosion mitigation.
NACE Level 3 inspectors are knowledgeable in various corrosion mechanisms, inspection techniques, and materials. They often work on complex projects involving critical infrastructure such as oil and gas pipelines, storage tanks, offshore structures, bridges, and other assets susceptible to corrosion.
These inspectors are responsible for assessing the integrity of structures, identifying potential corrosion risks, recommending suitable coatings or corrosion protection systems, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations. They may also oversee the execution of corrosion control measures and provide guidance on maintenance and repair strategies.
By engaging NACE Level 3 independent inspection services, organizations can benefit from the expertise and experience of these certified professionals to ensure the reliability, safety, and longevity of their assets by effectively managing corrosion-related risks.
