One team from bare steel to final coat. We plan the job, run our own robots and pumps, record every square metre and hand over inspected steel.
Hydroblasting crawlers hold the 2,800-bar jet at the right distance and speed for the whole shift.
Dedicated sandblasting crawlers where the coating system needs an anchor profile.
Painting crawlers apply epoxy, glass-flake, zinc and polyurethane systems evenly, with DFT recorded per area.
We sell and support the robots and UHP pumps we use on our own jobs, with operator training and spares from Dubai.
For every robot and pump we supply: testing, training, repairs and spare parts from our Sharjah workshop.
Our 30 and 56 L/min UHP units with a trained Prime Shield operator, for short hires.
Method statement, daily progress, stoppage log, DFT records and photos — issued with revision numbers.
A robot keeps the jet at the right distance and speed all shift, so you get an even surface, fewer people at height, less water and diesel per square metre, and a clear record for your inspector.
| Method at WJ-2 | Output | Per pump, 12-h shift |
|---|---|---|
| Manual lance | 70–75 m²/day per gun | ≈ 150 m² |
| Robot, 30 L/min pump | ≈ 25 m²/h | ≈ 250 m² |
| Robot, 56 L/min pump | ≈ 50 m²/h | ≈ 500 m² |
Same grade in every row. Output depends on coating type and thickness.
Side shell, flat bottom, stern and boot-top, in floating and graving docks.
Storage tank shells and roofs, oil and product terminals.
Offshore support vessels, landing craft, ferries and container ships.
Potable water tanks and power-plant steelwork.
Plant structures and equipment, with Zone 2 robot options.
Silos, industrial buildings and post-fire reinstatement of steelwork.
