Industrial Painting

Industrial painting is a race against corrosion: correct surface prep and coat thickness add years to steel's life.

Industrial Painting

Industrial painting spans three disciplines: anti-corrosive protection of steel structures (surface prep grades St2/Sa2.5, primer + intermediate + topcoat systems), airless spraying of high walls and ceilings, and floor systems (epoxy, line marking, safety signage). In all three, coat thickness is measured in microns and reported.

In production facilities we work shift-based: advancing zone by zone in weekend and night windows, sheeting machinery for protection, and using low-odour fast-drying systems. Every crew member is HSE-certified; work at height, scaffolding and platform operations run on our own equipment.

FROM THE FIELD

Application Video

Why EMC Decor

Coat thickness documented in microns — no guesswork

Anti-corrosive systems to St2/Sa2.5 preparation standards

No production stoppage: zone-by-zone in weekend and night shifts

Airless spraying: fast, uniform coverage on high ceilings

Process

  1. Site Study

    Corrosion grading, surface tests and shift-window analysis; system proposal.

    Duration: 1–2 days

  2. Surface Preparation

    Mechanical cleaning/blasting, degreasing, machinery protection and masking.

    Duration: 2–5 days

  3. Coating Systems

    Primer, intermediate and topcoat; micron measurement and photo records per coat.

    Duration: 1–4 weeks

  4. Reporting & Handover

    Handover with thickness reports, material certificates and warranty documents.

    Duration: 1 day

RAL & NATURAL PALETTE

Material & Colour Reference

Colour decisions are made with standard RAL codes and real samples, not screens — the applied colour matches your chosen code exactly.

RAL 1015Light Ivory
RAL 1019Grey Beige
RAL 7016Anthracite Grey
RAL 7032Pebble Grey
RAL 7044Silk Grey
RAL 8025Pale Brown
RAL 9002Grey White
RAL 9010Pure White
Basalt
Raw Concrete
Clay
Sand
Travertine
Sage

Industrial painting is priced per m²/tonne, by surface-preparation grade.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which coating system suits steel structures?

It depends on the environment: alkyd/acrylic suffices indoors and dry, while damp or chemical settings need epoxy primer + polyurethane topcoat. We specify the system at survey against the corrosion category (C2–C5).

How much does painting disrupt production?

With zoning and shift planning the impact is minimal: prep by day, application at night or weekends — on most projects production never stops.

Do high ceilings require clearing the facility?

No — machinery is sheeted zone by zone and we work from platforms; extra dust barriers protect sensitive lines.

Do you do line marking and safety signage?

Yes — walkways, forklift lanes, safety zones and 5S markings, applied with wear-resistant two-component paints.

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