Intumescent Coating
Intumescent Coatings (Fire-Protective Coatings)
Intumescent coatings, (also known as intumescent paint or fire resistant/retardant paint), are used in buildings as a passive fire resistance measure. They can be applied to structural members as an aesthetically pleasing fireproofing product.
CCMP are certified Intumescent coating applicators for most Intumescent coating manufacturers. We are equipped to apply intumescent coatings in both our workshop and on site.
OUR FIRE PROTECTIVE COATING FACILITIES
Our workshop less than 45 Minutes from Sydney & Newcastle metro areas
- We can transport your material to our facility
- Our factory is over 3500 sqm (2 Workshops)
- Overhead crane capacity to 20 Tonnes. (Heavy lifts over 20 Tonnes are managed by use of load mobile crane companies)
- Significant lay down area for coating application indoors within both workshops
- Fleet of forklifts up to 10 Tonne capacity service the yard area
- YARD: Fully concreted area (over 4000 sqm²) for storage of incoming/outgoing goods and to minimise dust
- CCMP’s experienced site applicators are also able to carry out protective coatings out in the field and on your project
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Why choose CCMP for your Intumescent Coating?
CCMP are certified Intumescent coating applicators for most Intumescent coating manufacturers. We are equipped to apply intumescent coatings in both our workshop and on site as required.
We have the ability to:
- Collect your steel structure or product in one of our fleet of trucks and prime movers,
- Prepare the surfaces for abrasive blasting, industrial spray painting, protective metal coating and abrasive blasting/sandblasting processes in Sydney, Newcastle and wider NSW in-house and in accordance with your specifications, and
- Deliver your renewed and protected steel structure or product back to you.
- Service any project (industrial or domestic), no matter how big, small or complex.
Once we have carried out sandblasting in Sydney or wider NSW, the exposed ‘raw’ steel is highly subject to immediate rust, even in transit. The benefit of having the abrasive blasting and protective metal coating completed at the one site is therefore obvious. As general rule of thumb, protective coating must be applied to steel within 4 hours of blasting.
