Surface preparation first
Abrasive blasting and high-pressure cleaning to the coating specification, inside dedicated blast and paint rooms within the Paget complex.
2,000 m² blast & paint rooms
Abrasive blasting and protective coatings, on an industrial scale.
Industrial & marine specifications
New work & re-coats
Airless + conventional spray
Trade-accredited painters
A dragline sheave wheel finished in the Paget paint rooms and staged for load-out.
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Blast & paint rooms · Paget complex
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Dual crane lift · 12 m under hook
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Integrated departments, one floor
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Repaired all in house
Finish is protection — and it’s documented.
Abrasive blasting and protective coatings on an industrial scale, to industrial and marine specifications — new work and re-coats, high-pressure cleaning, airless and conventional spray, by trade-accredited painters with QA documentation as required.
Painting is the last department most jobs pass through. The same floor that fabricates, machines and fits a component blasts and coats it before load-out — so the finish is part of the rebuild, not an afterthought.
Process & proof
What every coating job carries.
Fewer headline numbers than the machine shop — and the same discipline. Three things hold on every job through the paint rooms.
Trade-accredited application
Airless and conventional spray in the hands of trade-accredited painters — new work and re-coats, on components from any of the seven departments.
Industrial & marine specQA documentation
Surface-prep and DFT records captured for the QA package, as the specification requires — the coating is signed off the same way the machining is.
Records as required[DIRECTORS] Blast chamber dimensions not published — confirm before adding hard numbers.
Request a quote
Tell us the job. We'll tell you the envelope.
Send the drawing or the broken part. The team that repairs all in house, 24/7, will scope it across all seven departments and come back with a quote and a QA plan.