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IPRO COATING & SERVICES
IPRO COATING & SERVICES
IPRO Coating & Services founded by Mr.S.Muralidharan (Coating Inspector, NACE Level-2) in 2010, leading and fast growing protective coating company, providing various coating solutions to Airports, Appliances, Chemical Plants, Fertiliser Plants, Furniture, General Industries, Mining Structures, Oil & Gas Facilities, Pipelines, Ports and Harbours, Power-Plants and Tank Farms across India.
Here at I PRO we have provided quality repair solutions for over 6 years. It is true that you get what you pay for, and we offer the highest quality and most reliable products and services. We have time and money saving solutions for just about anything you can break or need to repair. Yeah, we can fix that!
With its focus on maintaining a Clean and Green Environment, besides implementing health and safety measures, the company enjoys the reputation of being the most recommended supplier with JOTUN products and the preferred applicator by steadfastly meeting the objectives and needs of its clients. I PRO's commitment towards product quality and service has helped gain the trust and confidence of its burgeoning client base. As we continue to grow we pride ourselves on stating that our services are made and will continue to be made in India.
As we continue to grow we pride ourselves on stating that our services are made and will continue to be made in India.
If we want to protect our industrial materials from damage then one of the best ideas is to opt for the industrial protective coatings. These coatings were created to protect all of our hard work and investment from any type of damage, all so that we can get the best experience as time passes.
From UV to heat protection and a wide range of other benefits, these coatings are designed to bring us the best outcome at all times. Do remember that the industrial protective coatings are also green, which means that it will make less impact on the environment as well, and that is definitely a major plus in this regard.
A study shows that, “surface engineering”, the study of the surface of hard matter, was a $17 billion market in the UK with 50% of that, dedicated to coatings that protect surfaces against wear and corrosion.
The key to success lies in recognising the corrosivity of the environment to which the exposed structure and in defining clear and proper coating specifications. Where steel is in a dry heated interior environment the risk of corrosion is insignificant and no protective coating is necessary. Conversely, a steel structure exposed to an aggressive environment needs to be protected with a high performance treatment and may need to be designed with maintenance in mind if extended life is required.
Using the right equipment for each step of any coating process is typically the difference between hitting quality, productivity and profitability targets - and not hitting them. Additionally, the ever-increasing diversity of coating dictates careful selection and proper use of equipment.
We're here to help you improve every aspect of your protective coating operation - Higher quality, increased productivity, new cost-efficiencies, reduced downtime, environmental compliance... and improved bottom-line results.
We're here to help you improve every aspect of your protective coating operation - Higher quality, increased productivity, new cost-efficiencies, reduced downtime, environmental compliance... and improved bottom-line results.
An industrial coating is a paint or coating defined by its protective, rather than its aesthetic properties, although it can offer both.
The most common use of industrial coatings is for corrosion control of steel structures such as offshore platforms, bridges and underground pipelines. Other functions include intumescent coatings for fire resistance. The most common polymers used in industrial coatings are polyurethane, epoxy and moisture-cure urethane. Another highly common polymer used in industrial coating is a fluoropolymer. There are many types of industrial coatings including inorganic zinc, phosphate, and Xylan and PVD coatings.
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