Marine Shot Blasting

A marine surface-preparation scope starts with the steel condition, existing coating, exposure zone, access and the intended protective system. Abrasive blasting can be planned for suitable steelwork and components once the project specification and coating handover requirements are understood.

Marine Surface-Preparation Planning

Marine environments can involve salt exposure, humidity, weathering and complex access. The required cleanliness grade, anchor profile, dust and salt controls, containment and inspection points should follow the agreed project documents and the selected coating manufacturer’s current guidance.

Marine CX Guidance

CX is an ISO 12944 corrosivity classification, not a universal profile or coating specification. Read the marine CX surface-preparation guide for the scope inputs to confirm before work is specified.

Before a Scope Is Confirmed

• Share photographs, drawings or dimensions and current surface condition.
• Identify the exposure zone and access/containment constraints.
• Provide the project or coating specification where available.
• Agree inspection points and the coating handover sequence with the responsible project team.

Discuss the project scope with UK Shot Blasting Services: call 07721 375756 or request a site visit.