Industrial supply for Marine / Waterfront Facilities
Cathodic protection + zinc anode + anti-corrosion coating for waterfront structures — piers, bridges, towers. Wet-season corrosion is 3-5x dry season.
Common challenges in Marine / Waterfront Facilities
And how we solve them
Pier/bridge corrodes fast, repair never stops
NACE SP0169 cathodic protection + anode monitoring
Anode replacement skipped → corrosion penetration
Multi-coat ISO 12944-5 (zinc primer + epoxy + PU top)
Coating degrades fast in salt environment
Annual inspection + replace anode at residual < 30%
Welding in flammable zones requires hot work permit
FM 4950 welding blanket + hot work compliance
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Real engagements in Marine / Waterfront Facilities
Track record from similar clients
Welding Blanket Supply for Industrial Shipyard — FM 4950 Class A-B-C Certified
Case study: supplying FM 4950 and EN 1869 certified fiberglass, silica, and ceramic welding blankets for continuous Hot Work operations at an industrial shipyard in the Bangkok metropolitan area.
✓ 3-grade supply: FM 4950 Class A (fiberglass), B (silica), C (ceramic)
Galvanic Cathodic Protection System for Marine Concrete Pier — 2,400 Zinc Anodes
Case study: Concrete Anode (galvanic CP) installation for marine infrastructure on Thailand's eastern coast — preventing chloride-induced rebar corrosion per ISO 12696, ASTM B418, NACE SP0290 standards.
✓ Installed 2,400 Concrete Anodes protecting 18,000 m² of slab + tank wall rebar
3-Layer Epoxy SL + PU Topcoat Industrial Floor — 4,200 m² Cold-Storage Facility
Case study: 3-layer epoxy self-leveling + polyurethane topcoat installation for a -25°C cold-storage food factory in Samut Sakhon — BS 8204 / ISO 12944 / HACCP / GMP-compliant.
✓ 3-layer system applied across 4,200 m²: epoxy primer + 3 mm epoxy SL + PU topcoat
Technical reading
Standards + best practices
Hot Work Permit OSHA 1910.252 + NFPA 51B — Flow and Documents Thai Factories Need
Welding Blanket FM 4950 Class A vs B vs C — How to Choose per Hot Work Permit NFPA 51B
Rust Converter vs Sandblast + Epoxy Primer — 5-Year TCO and How to Choose per SSPC
How to Buy Certified Welding Fire Blankets: EN 1869 and What It Actually Means
Selecting Zinc Anodes for Marine Structures in Thailand — An Engineer's Guide
Cathodic Protection for Steel Structures: A Practical Guide for Thai Industrial Facilities
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