Steel preservation cabin

Steel preservation cabin

At two locations in the Netherlands (Bergharen and Bergum), we have modern, well-equipped conservation halls to perform blasting and coating work for steel completely in-house.

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The locations (Bergharen and Bergum) feature:

  • 5 large spray halls;
  • spray booth (35 m x 4.5 m x 4.0 m);
  • blasting machine (1000 x 2500 x 2500);
  • blasting booths for steel, stainless steel and aluminum;
  • overhead cranes;
  • overhead conveyor system;
  • modern spray equipment.

Disciplines:

  • blasting (with steel or corundum);
  • aluminizing (TSA); We metallize steel structures by applying a thermally sprayed aluminum coating to a blasted surface. We call this conservation layer a TSA coating. TSA stands for Thermal Sprayed Aluminum. TSA is an active protective self-repairing spray coating that protects against corrosion. TSA can be used both above ground and underground. Compared to conventional paint systems, Thermal Spray Aluminum provides a much longer service life (minimum 30 years). This means lower maintenance costs in the long term.
  • application of coating systems (single-layer to multi-layer systems, fire-resistant coatings, fiberglass coatings, etc.);
  • quality registrations;
  • inspections by NACE certified professionals;
  • warranty certificates;
  • consulting.
Projects

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Conservation of duckweed gates and sluice gates Afsluitdijk
Renovation Central Station Amsterdam
Pedestrian bridge IJburg Amsterdam
Preservation of steel structure (5000 m2)
Preserving tanks in the cabin of SealteQ MCB Bergharen
A great bridge season for SealteQ
Conservation of sight slides of the Lower Rhine and Lek rivers
Renovation of the Lower Rhine and Lek sight slides.
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Conservation of duckweed gates and sluice gates Afsluitdijk

The specialists from the blasting cabin in Bergum, commissioned by Solidd Steel Structures, have provided the conservation of weed racks and sluice gates for the Afsluitdijk. SealteQ is proud to contribute to the impressive and large-scale project at the Afsluitdijk.

Renovation Central Station Amsterdam

The specialists from SealteQ are currently involved in the renovation of the IJ viaduct at Amsterdam Central Station, a crucial infrastructure hub used daily by thousands of travelers. The IJ viaduct is the old steel structure beneath the tracks and platforms on the IJ side of the station.

Pedestrian bridge IJburg Amsterdam

Commissioned by Machinefabriek Emmen/Nauta Heeg, SealteQ Bergum blasted and coated the steel section of the new pedestrian bridge for the Municipality of Amsterdam.

Preservation of steel structure (5000 m2)

On behalf of Arendsen Steel from Ulft, the specialists of SealteQ MCB are busy with the preservation of a large steel structure with approximately 5000m2 of material surface.

Preserving tanks in the cabin of SealteQ MCB Bergharen

SealteQ operates two blasting and spraying cabins in the Netherlands. One in Bergum and one in Bergharen. In these cabins, we perform the most extensive and complex preservation work in-house.

A great bridge season for SealteQ

SealteQ's specialists have already provided coatings and wear layers for at least ten bridges in the ongoing 2021 season. This includes brand new bridges and existing ones requiring specialist maintenance. We work for and with partners or directly for government authorities such as provinces, municipalities, and Rijkswaterstaat. Through a combination of having the right resources at our disposal and years of experience, we find a solution for virtually every bridge.

Conservation of sight slides of the Lower Rhine and Lek rivers

Commissioned by Rijkswaterstaat, SealteQ worked together with Solidd Steel Structures, as a subcontractor to Siemens, on the corrosion protection of the tainter gates of the Nederrijn and Lek weir ensemble over recent years (2017–2020). This was a remarkable assignment, as it involves three complexes with six enormous tainter gates. Tainter gates have a major impact on water in the Netherlands: they regulate water levels in the major rivers, enabling smooth and safe navigation, and they contribute to national water management.

Renovation of the Lower Rhine and Lek sight slides.

Commissioned by Rijkswaterstaat, SealteQ is collaborating with Solidd Steel Structures as a subcontractor of Siemens on the large-scale renovation of the Nederrijn and Lek weir complex. The weir complex consists of three weir complexes in the Nederrijn and Lek rivers. SealteQ is responsible for the preservation of the enormous visor gates.

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