About Asset Integrity
We support complete lifecycle of your assets through data analytics, data visualisation tools, and predictive corrosion management reducing total cost of ownership, optimise operations and increase productivity.
Liquid organic heat insulation product designed to protect metal surfaces against corrosion. Used for heat insulation and corrosion protection for construction metal structures, metal products and spare parts, reservoirs, pipelines, transportation vehicles and various industrial equipment used under conditions of increased humidity or exposure to corrosive environment.
Liquid insulation coating that is basically a priming enamel (base coat) forlong-term protection of both metal and non-metal surfaces. With 3-in-1 formula, it serves as a priming enamel, corrosion inhibitor and finish layer. Material has a “liquid plastic“ effect due to polymer additives to its organic base. Product maybe applied to rusted surfaces as well. The flow rate of this priming enamel is 60-120 g/m², depending on colour, with layer thickness of 1 mm. Colours: black, white, brown, yellow, green, blue and red.
Used for cold galvanising in industrial and civilconstruction, transportation construction, oil and gas sectors, powerengineering, railway construction, port facilities and hydraulic engineering,motor vehicles. Product is designed for the corrosion protection of outer and inner surfaces of industrial equipment and metal structures. 25-year warranty.

Corrosion is a major integrity threat for many industries including oil and gas. To control and mitigate the associated corrosion threat, corrosion engineering had been used as virtually the sole solution for a very long period of time and up to early 2000s. However, beginning with the UK’s North Sea Offshore Oil and Gas Industry it became increasingly evident that the corrosion engineering discipline (through its three main components of design, materials selection and controlling environment) could not efficiently mitigate corrosion More
CM Training
Asset corrosion management training courses are offered for both hydrocarbon & non-hydrocarbon industries - for the pertinent site personnel and managers.
CM Audits
The main intention of CM Audits is to determine the gap between an incumbent corrosion management system and the ideal situation
CM Consultancy
The main objective of Consultancy is to enable individuals to plan, design and utilise various corrosion management tools & optimise corrosion and integrity costs
CM Scope
Our corrosion management services cover both the hydrocarbon (all three sectors - upstream, midstream and downstream are covered) and the non-hydrocarbon industries.
Since its advent in early 2000’s in the UK’s offshore oil and gas industry, the demand for corrosion management applications has been constantly rising, both within the hydrocarbon industry and the non-hydrocarbon industries. Accordingly, the demand for corrosion management training for the pertinent site personnel and managers has been constantly increasing. More
Cold galvanization is achieved through nano Zn particles based on So-Gel in a binder that can be sprayed or brushed on the surface of a metal. This galvanizes at ambient temperature and hence called cold galvanization. The matrix formed at room temperature is a protective passive layer and prevents further oxidisation. The bonding is chemical in nature and hence handles cyclic thermal loads every effectively.
Corrosion under insulation (CUI) has been occurring for as long as hot or cold equipment has been insulated for thermal protection, energy conservation, or process stabilization. The destructive results and nature of the corrosion mechanism were not mentioned in the literature until the 1950s. As more problems have been experienced, concern and interest have built around this subject. Many articles and symposium papers have been published since 1983 as interest and activity in CUI have increased. The increased activity was driven largely by many occurrences of severe CUI resulting in major equipment outages, production losses, and unexpected maintenance costs in refineries, gas plants, and chemical plants.