Praetorium brochure

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PROFILEcompany

Praetorium is a manufacturer and global distributor of specialty chemicals and building solutions with special expertise of Polyurea. Praetorium has expanded to launching one of the �rst Polyurea Production facilities in the Middle East located in Dubai, UAE.

Originally known for its distribution of US manufactured materials throughout its strong network in Middle East and Asia. Our Operations in the Middle East now manufacture and distribute only the �nest and best formulated technolo-gies from the US.

The Company connects chemistry and innovation with the aim of solving many of modern day problems in Design, Build and Maintenance. Praetorium's diversi�ed industry-leading portfolio of specialty chemicals delivers a broad range of technology-based products and solutions to customers throughout the Middle East, Europe, Asia and Africa.

Praetorium serves a variety of end markets, the largest of which is coatings related, insulation and other construc-tion materials.We hold leadership positions in many product categories, Polyurea, Primers, Inter-coat adhesives, Polyurethane Foam, Polyurethane hardcoats, acrylic topcoats, Epoxy coating systems, Epoxy adhesives and pigments.

The Performance Products business is a leading producer of intermediate chemistries and technologies that add value and competitive advantage to customers worldwide. Our solutions �nd application in the most diverse markets and industries, and with innovation as our life-blood, the list continues to grow.

A Commercial Licensing Group, which sits within the manufacturing business, licenses allPraetorium manufacturing technologies on a global basis.

STATEMENTmission

To be the naturalchoice provider of

Polyurea throughoutthe Middle

East and Asia by 2013.

POLYUREAhistory of

PRAETORIUMb u i l d t o p r o t e c t

Polyurea Over the last 15 or so years a new technology has been steadily growing in recognition throughout various indus-tries. This technology is an advancement of polymer chemistry based on an earlier chemical family known as polyurethane. The newer technology, known as “polyu-rea”, takes the form of plural component elastomer systems and has been formu-lated to provide casting, coating and caulking products that exhibit superior characteristics. Plural component elasto-mer systems have been known for decades. In fact the reactions forming the basis of polymers were discovered about 1850. Actual polymers were formed as early as 1937 and during the 1950’s and 1960’s urethane development was one of the focal points of new discoveries. The use of urethanes as elastomer coatings came to signi�cance during the 70’s and has continued to command a large share of the coating and sealant market. Urethane technolo-gy generally utilizes a catalyst in the systems to promote proper curing. Typical problems encountered with catalyzing systems are moisture and temperature sensitivity. Additionally, catalysts may become a deteriorating element in certain systems. These problems often plague urethane systems. Polyurea does not use a catalytic process, therefore once the chemical reaction has occurred the resulting product is quite inert. However, the extremely reactive nature of polyurea components has formed a general barrier to its use.

Extremely rapid reactions present problems in proper mixing and applica-tion. In the early 80’s some of these problems began to be addressed using sophisticated plural component high-pressure equipment. These uses

RIM (reaction injection molding) and spray application. (The polyurea systems are in wide use in the automotive industry where bumpers, cowlings, side panels, dashboards and other parts are routinely made from polyurea). The polyurea systems are fast systems. They are two component, solvent free and 100% solid. Moisture during the applica-tion does not signi�cantly in�uence the curing performance of the polymer. Likewise, temperature does not present a problem either. As mentioned before, the rapid reaction times presented a barrier to use of the systems for any type of casting, pouring or mobile manual applications. Thus, while the end polymer products exhibited much better performance characteristics than typical polyurethanes, the installation issues caused by the rapid reactions allowed for use of polyurea systems in only a narrow range of situations.

Starting in the mid-80’s Texaco Chemical Company began devoting signi�cant resources to the development of polyu-rea systems as a complimentary use for their patented raw material known as Je�amine. Signi�cant strides were made in developing spray formulations of polyurea with set times of 1.5 - 3.0 seconds. Development of industrial uses necessitated improvements in processing equipment. Gusmer Corporation, a leading provider of impingement processing equipment, worked closely with Texaco in producing innovative equipment for delivery of the polyurea systems

Every industry expectation is for geomet-ric growth in the use of polyurea as a coating and sealing elastomer.


Caulking and Sealing ProductsDuring the period from about 1990 to 1995 a handful of companies entered the polyurea formulation business. A variety of target markets were identi�ed and several system manufacturers began e�orts at producing slower versions of the polyurea systems with a focus on sealant and caulking products. The greatly improved performance of the polyurea systems provided the impetus for pushing forward with product development. Steady increases in the use of the polyurea joint �lling and sealing products have been made over the last several years.

A general consensus has been building among knowledgeable designers of �oor systems that the polyurea joint �lling products exhibit the optimum character-istics for long-term performance under heavy use conditions. Several new vendors of polyurea have entered the market, some adding the technology to long standing product lines. Re�nements in the equipment for delivery of the systems have been made and a greater number of experienced contractors make speci�cation of polyurea systems a viable alternative.

A detailed analysis of the polyurea technology unmistakably points in the direction of replacement of many urethane systems. The superior charac-teristics of the polyurea must inevitably be recognized. The higher costs of polyurea will present certain market barriers until evaluated on the basis of performance. The largest challenge in developing polyurea products for caulking purposes has been to maintain the performance characteristics while slowing the reaction times enough to allow for traditional installation. The rapid curing features are a signi�cant selling point, especially where facility shutdown is an issue. Obtaining pot life of up to 5 minutes is pushing the extremes of the slow down potential for these products if they are to maintain the polyurea characteristics and perfor-mance.


Polyurea Coating ProductsThe initial uses of polyurea chemistry were in �xed place impingement molding facilities. The technical advantages of the systems require high-pressure spray application. Only recently have the equipment designs necessary to mobilize the coating potential become commer-cially. At the end of 1995 the market had only a few mobile coating equipment packages capable of applying the polyurea systems. Delivery equipment units are somewhat expensive and require technical training to operate and maintain. Nonetheless, protective and specialty coatings based on polyurea represent signi�cant advantages over other coating systems.

The polyurea chemistry is quite resistant to a broad range of corrosives, and cured products exhibit excellent adhesion and abrasion qualities. Perhaps the most signi�cant advantage, certainly the most evident, is the incredibly fast cure time of the systems. Rarely can a protective coating be installed and used within the same 24-hour period. The extremely fast curing aspect of polyurea systems forces a close examination for any application which is constrained by time and temper-ature.

As we move into the 21st century the uses of polyurea systems continues to expand. The market has moved from negligible to perhaps $50M in annual sales of coating products. Use as water-proo�ng and containment membranes is the leading current use but as the technology becomes more widely understood and the universe of technical-ly pro�cient applicators increases a much broader industrial market is beginning to open. Longer life cycles for infrastructure demands that protective coatings be evaluated as viable alternatives for substrate replacement. The unique physical structure of polyurea mem-branes places this technology in the forefront for life cycle economic analysis. The compatibility of these coating systems with various substrate materials such as steel, concrete, wood and other synthesized materials further broadens the horizon of uses. Every industry expectation is for geometric growth in the use of polyurea as a coating and sealing elastomer.

a guide to theEQUIPMENT


Heavy Duty ApplicationsPraesidium 460

The powerful Praesidium 460 spray unit is the ideal system design for applying polyurea and

Polyurethane foam. With powerful material flow heaters, phase monitoring, differential

pressure shut-down and mixing ratio control, the preasidium spray unit offers high process

reliability in all fields of application.


The large, touch-screen display on

the Praesidium 460 spray unit is designed

for easy and accurate monitoring of all

vital process functions. Graphical display

provides clear indication of pressure,

temperatures and ratio balance.

The Praesidium 460 is equipped with the latest

in spray gun technology offering the highest

level of reliability and operability.

- Capable of spraying all urethanes, foams and polyureas

- High pressure, direct impingement mixing, mechanical purge

- Round spray pattern, capable of high output

- Valving rod requires no adjustment

- Lowest parts count and maintenance cost in the market

APPLICATIONindustry


WaterproofingThe 100 %pure Polyurea is a waterproof-ing membrane with high toughness and resistant against wear, that once applied in conditions of moisture o�ers excellent stability and durability.

The waterproo�ng membrane Polyurea is immune to temperature changes between -40 ºC and +180ºC preserving its elastic properties without su�ering either cracks or softening.

The rapid reaction of the 100 % pure Polyurea , on having been applied, provides a stability in seconds and in 3 hours is transitable, guaranteeing the waterproo�ng properties. This polyurea obtains optimum conditions after approximately 24 hours.

The versatility of Polyurea and its drying in 4 seconds, gives it the possibility of adapting to any surface, turning it into the ideal product to be applied on irregular areas with forms of any nature, even curved or squared.

The variety of colors for Polyurea is very wide, providing the product to the client already formulated in the desire color, thus avoiding having to apply color pigment on site.

With the application of Polyurea you don’t have to do any joints, seams or any other type of union since the �nished surface is uniform, continuous and of only one piece, providing a very easy to clean surface.

The contact with fuels, fertilizers, animal excrement or urine neither degrades nor corrodes Polyurea .

The properties of Polyurea, allows it to adhere to any surface like cement, concrete, polyurethane, wood, metal and also, for its high resistance it can be transited and anti-skid applying a rough �nish.

Polyurea is not considered noisy paving, and though not designed for this use, has good acoustic behavior.

In facilities with silos, deposits, swimming pools, tanks etc. where slurry is stored, Polyurea provides complete impermeabi-lization.


Pipe /Pipeline Coatings & LiningsPolyurea Coatings and linings are increas-ingly being used to protect steel pipes from corrosion. Polyurea has demonstrat-ed its ability to last longer than paint and maintenance services and costs are reduced. Polyurea is a great protective

coating system for pipes that are insulat-ed with polyurethane foam. We are now starting to see polyureas being used to line the inside of pipes for infrastructure rehabilitation work.

Bridge CoatingPolyurea's ability to outlast paint and �ght o� corrosion is a major reason these systems are being speci�ed for bridge coating by State DOT's around the nation. The most common applications of polyurea coatings on bridges are over steel and concrete.

Proper surface preparation, high pressure equipment (2500 psi) and the use of compatible primers is required.

Joint Fill / CaulkPolyurea is being successfully used as a multi-purpose joint �ll, caulking and sealant material. It can provide a �exible, durable, weather-tight and tra�c resist-ant seal for all types of building joints, such as expansion joints and control joints in masonry �oors, perimeter joints, panels and doors, water reservoirs, etc. It has

excellent crack-bridging properties with high elongation and tensile strength. The fast cure time and insensitivity to mois-ture allows for a quicker installation with a wider application window. Proper surface preparation and substrate condition is always necessary.


Tank CoatingsPolyurea coatings protect steel tanks from corrosion, chemicals, and other natural weather and jobsite elements. With proper surface preparation, substrate condition, formulation choice, primers, and installation procedures, polyurea goes on fast and stays on long. Polyureas are great for extending the life

of older tanks and can o�er limited structural characteristics as well. These systems can be applied during primary construction or in a retro�t environment. With their fast cure times they are ideal for retro�t since down time is signi�cantly minimized compared to some competing materials.

Tank LiningsPolyurea linings are resistant to many chemicals and industrial liquids. With their fast application advantages and ability to adhere to properly prepared

substrates, polyureas are ideal for new storage tank primary lining and rehabili-tation projects.

MarineAbove the water line and below, polyurea can be very e�ective in protecting steel, aluminum, and �berglass in a variety of water sport and commercial marine applications. From sound attenuation for

�shing canoes, to �sh hold liners, to hull protection and bilge liners, polyureas are used in many abrasion, chemical and corrosion resistant marine applications.

Roof CoatingPolyurea coatings make an excellent protective covering for polyurethane foam roofs. Polyurea can be formulated to meet speci�c performance requirements due the wide range of physical properties that can be formulated. Some systems have the "Cool Roof" ENERGY STAR® rating for color and re�ectivity. These

re�ective coatings can help reduce the amount energy consumption buildings use for heating and cooling. The fast cure time and insensitivity to moisture allows for a quicker installation with a wider application window. Proper surface preparation and substrate condition is always necessary.


Waste Water Treatment LiningsFast cure, chemical and abrasion resistant, concrete primary and secondary contain-ment linings. What more can you say

about Polyurea applications for the Wastewater Treatment industry?

Manhole & Sewer LiningsPolyurea manhole lining is a rapidly growing market due to polyurea’s ability to solve many current issues with ground-water in�ltration and installation speed. Many municipal and private water systems are in great need of lining and structural repair. With proper surface preparation and substrate conditions,

primers and Polyurea can be applied fast to return the cavity to service faster than most competitive systems. Polyurea’s ability to form a monolithic, durable liner protects the cavity from sediment and groundwater in�ltration into municipal wastewater systems.

Truck Bed LinersPolyurea truck bed liners form durable, water and air-tight, permanent liners for the exterior of pick up trucks, dump trucks and steel containers. These durable, easy to clean and abrasion resistant liners protect utility trucks from their harsh duty environments. They also protect against rust and corrosion from damaging trucks

and containers. Polyurea liners can also be applied in varied thickness to meet any speci�c application demand. Sprayed on truck bed liners are available in many colors and can be wrapped over the top edge of the truck bed to provide added protection from impact and abrasion.

Theme Park & Decorative DesignTheme Parks often use polyurea as a protective coating over foam, EPS and other structures to create ornamental

building fascia, themed characters, arti�cial rocks, pools and environments.


Flooring and Parking DecksPolyurea �ooring systems are most popular for their rapid turnaround installation capabilities. Other bene�ts are available with polyurea �ooring systems as well. Polyureas are very durable and great for use in areas of high tra�c. They are used in clean/dirty rooms

as a water proo�ng and protective coating from daily pressure cleaning operations. Polyurea can be formulated to be �exible and resilient allowing the �ooring system to protect objects that may fall upon them.

Aquarium LiningAquariums have also found bene�ts with polyurea. The ability to form to properly prepared custom shaped walls and themed ornaments make this system

desirable. A spray applied, water resistant liner, available in a variety of colors with rapid return to service installation is why facility owners are turning to polyurea.

Landscape & Water ContainmentLandscape designers and contractors have found similar bene�ts with polyu-rea. Polyurea is often used to contain water for ponds and pool decorations to form a primary containment liner. Use of

geotex tile material is common when applying polyurea over dirt. Proper surface condition is vital when applying over concrete and most other substrates.

Architectural DesignPolyurea has much the same uses in architectural design as it does in theme park applications. Polyurea is used as a protective coating over foam, EPS and other structures to create ornamental

building fascia, themed characters, arti�cial rocks, pools and environments. There are many uses for movie set and theater stage design as well.

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SERVICES


Polyurea ProductsAromatics

This category o�ers our ‘Maximus’ range of Aromatic Polyurea for applications which are more industrial in nature., workhorse in nature, everyday in use.

Aliphatics

Our ‘Commodus’range of Aliphatic Polyureas o�er UV resistant and more decorative properties, dependent on function.

Primers

Our range of primers range called ‘Proximo’ may be used with all Praetori-ums rapid curing polyurea sealants and spray coatings systems. It is designed for use in both interior and exterior priming situations. Proximo primers may also be used as a damp surface primer.

Polyaspartics

Our ‘Lucilla’ range o�er fast-drying characteristics of polyaspartic coating technology which translate into a rapid return to service, and high �lm build makes it possible to reduce the number of coats in a paint system while maintain-ing the same overall thickness with corrosion and weather protection characteristics.

Handmix

Praetorium o�ers ‘Cicero’ a range of hand mixable, self-leveling, 100% solids, �exible, two component polyurea and ambient temperature cure material. Designed for coating applications, re-coating repairs, slab stabilization or small patching where mixing by hand or pumping through non-heated plural component equipment is desirable.

Theming & Hardcoats

‘Falco’ is Praetoriums spray applied hard coating for polystyrene and low density foams are designed to add a durable, abrasion resistant �nish to most lightweight foams, expanded polysty-renes and most other lightweight substrates. ‘Falco’ can be o�ered in a non �re retardant and a Class 1 E84 FR rating.

Spray Foam

Praetoriums Sprayed polyurethane foam (SPF) roo�ng and insulation (Gracchus) is one of the most cost-e�ective, environ-mentally friendly, durable roo�ng and insulation systems available today. A Gracchus SPF foam roof topped with one of our re�ective coatings delivers 30 percent or more in energy savings per year.


‘Maximus’ Aromatic Polyureas

MAXIMUS 345 is a two component, 100% solids, zero VOC, pure polyurea that has been developed for applications in concrete lining, corrosion protection, and waterproo�ng.

MAXIMUS 345 is relatively moisture and temperature insensi-tive, allowing applica-tion in the most problematic of ambient conditions. MAXIMUS 345 can be applied at tempera-tures ranging from –35°C to 180°C. This aromatic polyurea elastomer displays excellent chemical resistance, thermal stability and UV resistance. This polyurea has been formulated to minimize problems associated with �eld applications.

Industrial Facilities,Cold Storage Facilities,Warehouse Floors,Below Grade, Water-proo�ng, Parking Garage Decks, Water and Waste Water, Treatment, Food Processing, Facilities,Pulp and Paper Mills,Tank Linings

Bottling and Canning, Facilities, Walkways and Balconies, Secondary Contain-ment, Mining Opera-tions, Land�ll Contain-ment, Bridge Deck Underlays, Water Parks & Theme, Parks,Sprayed on Urethane, Foam, Geotextile Linings

Industrial Facilities,Cold Storage Facilities,Warehouse Floors,Below Grade Water-proo�ng, Parking Garage Decks, Water and Waste Water, Treatment, Food Processing, Facilities,Pulp and Paper Mills,Tank Linings


MAXIMUS 337 is relatively moisture and temperature insensi-tive, allowing applica-tion in the most problematic of ambient conditions. MAXIMUS 337 can be applied at tempera-tures ranging from –35°C to 180°C. This aromatic polyurea elastomer displays excellent chemical resistance, thermal stability and UV resistance. This polyurea has been formulated to minimize problems associated with �eld applications.

MAXIMUS 337 is a two component, 100% solids, zero VOC, pure polyurea that has been developed for applications in Steel coating corrosion protection, and waterproo�ng..

product description properties application uses

MAXIMUS345

MAXIMUS337


‘Commudus’ Aliphatic Polyureas

COMMODUS 255 is a two compo-nent, 100% solids, zero VOC, color stable, pure polyurea. COM-MODUS 255 retains color and gloss for many years in direct sunlight.

COMMODUS 255 displays quick cure times and o�ers excellent adhesion to properly prepared substrates. COMMODUS 255 can be applied at temperatures ranging from –18°C to 95°C. This aliphatic polyurea elastomer displays excellent chemical resistance, thermal stability and UV characteristics and is suitable for either interior or exterior use. This polyurea has been formulated to minimize problems associated with �eld applications.

Industrial Facilities,Cold Storage Facilities,Warehouse Floors,Below Grade, Water-proo�ng, Parking Garage Decks, Water and Waste Water, Treatment, Food Processing, Facilities,Pulp and Paper Mills,Tank Linings



COMMUDUS255


‘Lucilla’ Polyaspartic Polyureas

LUCILLA 469 is a 100% solids, aliphatic polyaspar-tic coating based on new polyurea technology. LUCILLA 469 displays virtually no odors (mild mint smell) and is very moisture insensi-tive. This product has been speci�cal-ly formulate for use as a topcoat for existing epoxy �oors or as a stand-alone �oor coating.

COMMODUS 255 displays quick cure times and o�ers excellent adhesion to properly prepared substrates. COMMODUS 255 can be applied at temperatures ranging from –18°C to 95°C. This aliphatic polyurea elastomer displays excellent chemical resistance, thermal stability and UV characteristics and is suitable for either interior or exterior use. This polyurea has been formulated to minimize problems associated with �eld applications.

Industrial Facilities,Cold Storage Facilities,Warehouse Floors,Parking Garage Decks,Food Processing,Facilities,Pulp and Paper Mills,Airplane Hangar Floors

Bottling and Canning, Facilities, Walkways and Balconies,Water Parks & Theme Parks, Fertilizer Plants,Custom Wood Flooring


LUCILLA469


‘Proximo’ Polyurea Primer

PROXIMO 570 is a single compo-nent, room temperature curing primer/ad-hesive.

PROXIMO 570 enhances adhesion to a variety of substrates. PROXI-MO 570 has a low viscosity which makes it easy to apply, however it is extremely important to �rst dilute PROXIMO 570 to a 1:1 ratio with acetone.

PROXIMO 570 is mainly used as an inter-coat adesion promoter over cured polyurea prior to subsequent applica-toins.PROXIMO 570 may also be utilized to enhance adhesion to a variety of substrates prior to most adhesive applications.

PROXIMO 571 is formulated to be used as a primer for concrete and wood substrates in conjunction with Praetorium’s polyu-rea and polyure-thane systems.PROXIMO 571 may also be utilized as a sealer and vapor block on damp concrete and problematic situa-tions.

PROXIMO 571 has been speci�cally formulated to be used as a primer that can be applied over damp concrete. The �lm forming proper-ties of PROXIMO 571 make it an excellent choice for use as a sealer and vapor block. This odorless, non-toxic, non-�am-able primer is easy and safe to install by hand application

PROXIMO 571 is a single compo-nent, 100% solids, UV stable urethane primer. PROXIMO 571 cures by chemical cross-linking to produce a primer for long term bonding.


PROXIMO570

PROXIMO571


‘Cicero’ Handmix Polyureas

CICERO 117 is a self-leveling 100% Solids, aromatic MDI based polyurethane that has been designed as a �exible elastomeric waterproo�ng membrane. CICERO 117 can display rapid turn-a-around times (depending on catalyst levels), contains virtually no odors and performs well in high and low humidity environments.

CICERO 117 is not colorfast and should be top-coated with an aliphatic topcoat available from Praetorium for a color stable system. The product can be applied in temperatures ranging from 0°C to 85°C. When fully cured, CICERO 117 will produce an abrasion-resistant, highly �exible, smooth �nish. Various aggregates can be utilized to add non-slip characteristics, contact Praetorium for recommended non-slip additives.

Industrial FacilitiesCold Storage FacilitiesFood Processing FacilitiesShip / Boat DecksSwimming Pool Decks


CICERO117

CICERO 311 is a unique, highly advanced, 100% solids, �exible, self leveling, plural component, 1:2 ratio, modi�ed polyurea elastomer.

Once installed, CICERO 311 is designed to quickly and consistently cure in applications ranging from 20°F to 130°F. Gel time on CICERO 311 can be adjusted from 1-2 minutes depending on speci�ed application and is usually tack free in 3-5 minutes depending on air & substrate temperature. Installations can normally be re-opened to pedestrian or vehicular tra�c within 30 minutes to 1 hour.

EXTERIOR RANDOM CONCRETE CRACKS EXTERIOR CONTROL JOINTS BALCONY DECKS SIDEWALKS BRIDGE DECKS PARKING DECKS AIRPORT RUNWAY CONTROL JOINTS

CICERO311

CICERO 344 is a hand mixable, self-leveling, 100% solids, �exible, two component polyurea and ambient temperature cure spray material. Designed for coating applications and small patching where mixing by hand or pumping through non-heated plural component equipment is desirable.

CICERO 344 is �exible, accommodating movement of the substrate. Use for slab stabilization. Use as low-pressure spray coating with ambient cure on all bondable surfaces. CICERO 344 is capable of application well below freezing and is ideal for use in cold storage facilities, freezers, and food processing plants where time and temperature are serious concerns.

Movement JointsIndustrial FacilitiesRoo�ngManufacturing FacilitiesWater and Waste Water TreatmentFood Processing Facilities

CICERO344


‘Gracchus’ Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF)

GRACCHUS 713 is a two-component polyurethane spray foam with an applied density of 43–45 kg/m3. This product has a very short reaction time and is therefore spray applied using plural compo-nent spray equipment. This foam system is designed to be used in conjunction with Praetorium's family of structural and theming products for composite applications. This foam exhibits good structural support, sti�ness and excellent heat resistance.

GRACCHUS 713 applied foam is combustion modi-�ed according to B3 Norm in order to obtain the DIN 4102 classi�cation.

Spray Foam Roo�ngStructural BackingFoam PackagingFloatation DevicesFoam Cavity FillingMine Shaft PluggingRefrigeration and Walk-in CoolersTaxidermyTheater/Movie Set Design


GRACCHUS713


consultant services

Application Equipment• Set-up on new application equipment• Professional training on equipment usage / techniques• Trouble shoot equipment issues

Training• Part of the Polyurea Training Group, seminars on polyurea technology• personalized field training for specific projects• preparation of training manuals / programs• Assist is start-up of polyurea application project

Application Analysis• Review potential application projects• Review problem installations, make suggestions and repair procedures• Failure analysis

Marketing / Sales Programs• Prepare presentations / seminars for marketing / sales groups• Seminars for potential projects / clientele• Product spec data sheet preparation• Prepare and assist in technical paper presentations

Trade Associations / Certi�cations• Developer / instructor of polyurea training programs• NACE: The National Association of Corrosion Engineers GRACO• Reactor and Xtreme Mix installation and repair certified

Ayadam Consultancy offers the following services to new and existing Applicators of Spray Foam and Polyurea.

P. O. BOX 35724, DUBAI, UAEOff (+971) 4 447 1896 Fax (+971) 4 447 1897

Email [email protected]

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