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Abrasive Blasting
Wet Blasting
Slurry Blasting
Water Jetting/Hydro-blast
BlastTrac (steelshot)
Tool/Mechanical Cleaning
Floor Coatings
Non-skid Flooring
Industrial Floor Systems
A.D.A. Floor Systems
Industrial
Applications
Process Pipe & Equipment
Structural Steel
Turnaround/Outage
Maintenance Painting
Capital Projects
Marine Coatings
Non-skid Decks
Structural Coatings
Anti-Foulants
Secondary Coatings
Substrate Repair
Chemical/Acid Resistant
Water Seal
Tank Coatings
Glass Flake
Force-Cured System
Coatings is the newest and fastest growing discipline we offer. As with all our various specialties, the focus is on safety and quality first in every job we perform. Combined experience of over one-hundred years and four years of outstanding performance on coatings jobs have placed us among the top performers in the competitive coatings industry.
The Coatings Group offers a full range of services to the Refining, Petrochemical, Marine, Power & Utility, and Offshore production industries. Our unique mix of coating crafts offered includes but is not limited to thermal spray metalizing, industrial floor coatings, internal lining, and special application blasting.
Superior quality craftsmanship and materials are always demonstrated, whether your coatings requirements are fulfilled at our blast yard, on your job site or during large-scale jobs such as outages, turnarounds, maintenance painting or capital projects.
Shot blasting is a method used on concrete and steel surfaces which prepares the surface for the application of a coating, paint or sealer. The shot blast machine works by propelling steel shot at a high velocity onto a surface. This creates the proper profile on the surface layer of the concrete or steel, taking dirt, coatings, paint or other contaminants with it. A vacuum system in the machine pulls the debris into a chamber where an air wash system separates the debris from the shot. The debris is sent to the dust collector and the reusable shot is recycled.
The metalizing process always begins with proper surface preparation. Next, aluminum wire or zinc wire is continuously melted in an electric arc spray gun. Clean, compressed air strips droplets of molten metal from the wire depositing these particles onto the steel forming the protective coating. This sprayed metal coating is both a barrier coating and a galvanic coating in one. A single metalized coating protects steel for 30 years or longer depending upon the application, coating thickness and sealing.
The premier choice for coatings in San Antonio and throughout Texas is Basic Industries, Ltd.
Central Texas
(210) 946-2100
East Texas
(903) 258-9181
North Texas
(817) 625-7326
South Texas
(361) 884-4906
Texas Panhandle
(806) 395-4001
West Texas
(432) 897-2261