Cold rubber lining

Cold Rubber Lining is one of the most effective methods of protecting metal and concrete surfaces against corrosion, abrasion, moisture, chemicals and acids. Pad Sepahan Company, with more than two decades of experience in the field of industrial rubber coatings, is ready to provide complete cold rubber lining services at the employer's project site. These services are implemented by relying on a specialized executive team, advanced equipment, and the use of international standard materials.

Cold rubber lining refers to the bonding of rubber layers to surfaces without the application of heat (as opposed to steam or autoclave curing methods). This method is suitable for equipment that cannot be transported to the factory or for very large projects such as industrial pools, concrete channels, chemical storage tanks and transmission lines.

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Contact number: 38068-031
Official website: www.padsep.com
Pad Sepahan, a leader in industrial rubber coating services

1. Technical inspection and initial condition review of the project site
2. Surface Preparation
3. Moisture test and subfloor quality control checklist
4. Application of primer and cold adhesive
5. Installation of rubber sheets
6. Final stabilization and waiting time for full adhesion
7. Final control and quality tests
8. Final delivery of the project to the employer

Pad Sepahan Company uses different rubber compounds for coating, depending on the project needs, type of material in contact, ambient temperature, working pressure and chemical conditions:
- Natural rubber (NR): Excellent resistance to abrasion
- SBR: Suitable for general industrial environments
- EPDM: Resistant to steam, chemical and acidic environments, hot water, UV rays 
 NBR: Resistant to oils and petroleum derivatives
- Neoprene (CR): Suitable for chemical and weakly acidic environments
- Hypalon: High resistance to oxidation and harsh chemical environments