🔧Naval flooring processing – Holson Impianti
- Cristian Polito
- Jun 19
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 20
When it comes to ship maintenance, one of the most critical areas is exposed metal flooring. Wear and tear, atmospheric agents, salt water and mechanical stress can compromise the integrity of surfaces. For this reason, Holson Impianti has intervened with a complete cycle of restoration and waterproofing on sheet metal surfaces on board ships, ensuring durability and high performance.
1. Inspection and initial preparation of the sheet metal 📸
Objective: identify damaged areas and remove all contaminated layers
The process begins with localised mechanical brushing, focusing on areas subject to corrosion or damage. Existing paint and contaminants are removed down to the bare metal. This step is essential for the proper adhesion of subsequent materials.
2. Sanding and uniform preparation of the entire area 📸
Objective: to ensure uniform, rough support for adhesion
Using professional grinders, the entire surface is treated to even it out, clean it and create controlled micro-roughness. This phase allows for optimal anchoring of the subsequent resin, preventing premature detachment.
3. Timely repairs and corrosion protection 📸
Objective: restore continuity and prevent further oxidation
The damaged areas are treated with two-component structural resins. Where necessary, fibre reinforcements and epoxy fillers are applied to stop the spread of corrosion and restore the original mechanical properties.
4. Manual application of the base resin📸
Objective: to create an adhesive and waterproof base barrier
An experienced operator manually applies a high-adhesion, moisture- and sea salt-resistant base resin. This layer prepares the surface for finishing and prevents infiltration.
5.High-performance waterproofing finishing cycle for naval flooring📸
Objective: to ensure durability and ease of maintenance
The cycle ends with the application of two-component epoxy or polyurethane resin, with a glossy, elastic and waterproof finish. The final layer is resistant to mechanical loads, UV rays and chemical agents.
6. Repairing damaged flooring areas - Garage 📸
Technical solution features
Feature | Details |
Support | Shipbuilding sheet metal |
Preparation | Brushing, grinding, thorough cleaning |
Primer | Anti-corrosive, high adhesion |
Finish | Two-component waterproofing resin |
Use | Coverings, technical passages, machine rooms |
Plus | High chemical and mechanical resistance, long service life |
Conclusion
The work carried out by Holson Impianti on metal ship flooring is a perfect example of efficiency, method and durability. Thanks to a five-step approach and the use of cutting-edge technology, every surface treated is restored to a safe, waterproof and resistant base, ready to face the daily challenges of the maritime environment.
For more information or to request a technical assessment: 📩 info@holsonimpianti.it | 🌐 www.holsonimpianti.it
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