Petrochemical Application

Petrochemical Application

Take a 3-D animated tour of the various aspects of a Petrochemical facility. See our step-by-step illustrations of how our products are applied to Piperacks, Vertical Vessel Skirts, Support Legs for Vertical Vessels, Horizontal Vessels and Sphere Legs.

The animations contained herein are not intended to replace a thorough understanding of Isolatek application guidelines. For further information on all application methods contact Isolatek International or one of our business partners.

In order to obtain optimal results, the following spray equipment setup for CAFCO® FENDOLITE® M-II / ISOLATEK® TYPE M-II on Industrial, Chemical and Petrochemical processing sites is required:

CAFCO FENDOLITE TG / ISOLATEK TYPE TG is mixed and then hand applied using common masonry tools.

Stainless Steel Pins

Grade 316. Stainless steel mesh reinforcement pins

Galvanized Mesh

Plastic Coated Galvanized Hexagonal Mesh

Metal Lath

3.4 lbs. / sq. yard Diamond Metal Lath.

Corner Bead

Plastic nose to provide smooth and sturdy edges.

Sprayer Equipment Americas

Rotor stator type with open throat and screw feed.

Sprayer Equipment International

Rotor stator type with open throat and screw feed.

Nozzles / Guns

Minimum 1” ID aluminum pole to provide minimum volume of 15 cfm (420 L / min).

Hoses/ Couplings/ Reducers

High pressure grout hose for plaster, grout and cement applications. Screw-on type quick connect/disconnect couplings which do not restrict product flow reducers.

Careful preparation of substrates is important. Correct preparation ensures that the durability of the fire protection system is maintained and the required level of adhesion is achieved. Poorly prepared substrates may compromise the long term corrosion protection to the structure. Where mechanical fixings are attached to the substrate, careful attention is required in order to reinstate the corrosion system after the fixings have been attached. It is required that the substrates are prepared in accordance with Isolatek’s written instructions.

CAFCO® FENDOLITE® M-II / ISOLATEK® TYPE M-II does not cause corrosion to steel. However, for petrochemical environments, the steelwork must be suitably primed, painted or galvanized prior to the application of the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK TYPE M-II System. All primer/paint systems must be fully cured in accordance with the manufacturers’ application instructions.

The substrate to be protected with the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II system must be prepared such that it is free from dirt, dust, oil or other contamination that would impair the adhesion of the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II system. Pre-existing protective primers and coatings must be sealed prior to the installation of the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II system with ISOLATEK® SBK-113 sealer / keycoat. As an alternate, a galvanized diamond lath may be installed as a substrate for the system.

The reinforcement system for steel structures is galvanized or plastic coated galvanized woven wire or hexagonal mesh. The mesh is secured to the steel by use of stud welded, helical or powder actuated fasteners. The reinforcing mesh is held to the substrate at the fixing points, and then pulled away from the substrate to the middle third of the total thickness of the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK TYPE M-II or CAFCO FENDOLITE TG / ISOLATEK TYPE TG product as it is being applied.

For certain applications, galvanized diamond lath may be used. The lath is secured to the substrate in either a contour or boxed configuration in accordance with Isolatek’s application Instructions and design guidelines.

For storage vessels and spheres, the mesh retention system is installed such that no mechanical fixings are required to be attached to the substrate. The method of installation depends on the type and size of the vessel to be protected.

The CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II or TG / ISOLATEK TYPE M-II or TG is then applied to the surface of the mechanical reinforced substrate in accordance with our written application instructions. Refer to our Application Techniques section for more details regarding the step by step processes used.

CAFCO® FENDOLITE® M-II & TG / ISOLATEK® Type M-II & TG

Maintenance and Repair Procedures of the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II  / ISOLATEK Type M-II and CAFCO FENDOLITE TG / ISOLATEK Type TG System for Petrochemical Facilities – Short Form.

Routine maintenance performed through testing and inspection of Spray-Applied Fire Resistive Materials (SFRMs) ensures that the product will be in-place for its intended life cycle.

Petrochemical structures are continually exposed to severe environments. As a result, the fireproofing system is susceptible to damage caused by items such as impact and weathering.

A Maintenance program is essential to maintain the integrity of a completely installed fireproofing system. The complete system consists of the steel substrate (i.e. galvanized or primed/coated), metal lath or mesh, anchoring system (i.e. shots, pins, studs and/or wire ties), the fireproofing material, along with the sealer/top coat (if required) and caulking system.

A complete survey of the fireproofing is needed in order to maintain the system and project future cost of the Maintenance Program.

The survey must be conducted by a N.A.C.E. Inspector with knowledge of the fireproofing system, and recommended and approved by Isolatek International.

The procedures outlined below are intended as a guide for conducting your maintenance program. The N.A.C.E. inspector will need a complete copy of the drawings (steel, equipment and support) for mark up, along with access to the project site. The drawings are to remain with owner and/or owner’s rep upon completion of survey.

The N.A.C.E. Inspector will divide the survey in segments (i.e. pipe rack, equipment, HCU unit, Alkyd unit, Diesel unit, etc.) so that all areas and units have their own cost / breakdown for tracking purposes.

1.0 INSPECTION

1.1 The N.A.C.E. Inspector will inspect and record on the drawings all areas of concern including but not limited to locations where:

  1. Fireproofing system is damaged
  2. Corner bead is damaged (if used)
  3. Previous repaired areas
  4. Delamination areas
  5. Cracking
  6. Mildew
  7. Chemical stain/damage areas
  8. Wet areas
  9. Top coat/sealer failure
  10. No caulk or improperly applied caulk
  11. Areas that may have steam discharge onto the system

1.2 The N.A.C.E. Inspector shall submit to the owner and/or owners representative all of the drawings with the mark ups, along with a written procedure to complete all of the necessary repairs of the fireproofing system in accordance with Isolatek International’s guidelines.

2.0 Decision

2.1 Inspector must ascertain which observed items require attention within the current maintenance cycle, based on one or both of the following criteria:

  1. A repair (i.e. fissure or crack) which may allow moisture and chemical ingress / accumulation behind the fireproofing material.
  2. Aesthetic appeal.

3.0 REPAIR

3.1 Termination Seal Delamination and/or Cracking.

  1. Strip away the old caulk to reveal the original surfaces. This must occur a minimum of 6 inches (150 mm) beyond the problem area in both directions.
  2. Re-apply an approved compatible caulk in its place.

3.2 Topcoat Failure

  1. Remove all peeling topcoat by adhering to SSPC-SP 2 (hand tool cleaning).
  2. Ensure surface is free from dust and other contaminants.
  3. Apply new approved topcoat.

3.3 Prior Repair or Patch Failure

  1. Remove existing/damaged patching material down to steel substrate/reinforcement, chamfering sharp edges to leave only sound material
    in place.
  2. Attach a new piece of 3.4 lb/yd² (1.84 kg/m2) expanded metal lath or mesh reinforcement into the void by either attaching to existing reinforcement via No. 18 SWG tie wire, or by attaching to the substrate via powder actuated fastener or studwelder. If hexagonal mesh is used in the original application, attach a new piece of plastic coated hexagonal mesh or mesh of 50mm x 50mm x 1.4mm – 1.6mm
    galvanized hexagonal mesh to the existing mesh using 18 SWG wire ties (or twist cut ends together) and maintain a 2 inch (50 mm) overlap at all joints.
  3. Position the new reinforcement within the middle third of fireproofing thickness.
  4. Pre-wet the existing CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II fireproofing material.
  5. Apply freshly mixed CAFCO® FENDOLITE® M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II or CAFCO® FENDOLITE® TG / ISOLATEK Type TG(Trowel Grade) material into the void, taking care to push the material behind the reinforcement and completely filling the void.
  6. Wait approximately 7 to 10 days before re-applying the approved topcoat (if necessary).

3.4 DAMAGE TO CORNER BEAD AND/OR OTHER REINFORCEMENT

  1. Cut away bent or broken corner bead, lath or mesh and strip away adjacent fireproofing a minimum of 6 inches (150 mm) beyond the repair area in all directions down to steel substrate / reinforcement and chamfer all sharp edges leaving only sound material in place.
  2. Attach a new piece of corner bead to the existing 3.4 lb/yd² (1.84 kg/m2 ) expanded metal lath using No. 18 SWG steel tie wire. If hexagonal mesh was used in the original application, attach a new piece as previously described in 3.3.2 above and ensure that it will lie in the mid third of the freshly applied repair thickness.
  3. Pre-wet the existing CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II fireproofing material surrounding the repair area.
  4. Apply freshly mixed CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II or CAFCO FENDOLITE TG / ISOLATEK Type TG, flush with surrounding/existing material.
  5. Wait approximately 7 to 10 days before re-applying approved topcoat (if necessary).

3.5 SIGNS OF RUSTING BEHIND FIREPROOFING (BLEED-THROUGH)

  1. Remove all CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II material to a minimum of a 12 inch (300 mm) radius around the problem area, down to the steel substrate/reinforcement.
  2. Observe rusting of surface of steel. In the case that the project inspector feels that the rusting goes beyond the exposed area, strip away the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II until the rusting has ceased.
  3. Strip away existing reinforcement.
  4. Remove loose rust from the steel surface as per SSPC-SP 2/3 Hand and/or Power tool cleaning.
  5. Ensure that the area is free from loose mill scale, oils, dust, or other contaminants.
  6. Apply Epoxy Mastic/DTR or other approved surface tolerant epoxy to the surface. The coating must be compatible with the existing coating and the fireproofing material.
  7. Apply new reinforcement. Attached with powder actuated fastener or studwelder. Studwelds will require additional surface preparation (i.e. grinding down areas to bare metal, pinning, and final touch-up with Mastic/DTR or approved surface tolerant epoxy).
  8. Pre-wet the existing CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II fireproofing material surrounding the repair area.
  9. Apply freshly mixed CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II or CAFCO FENDOLITE TG / ISOLATEK Type TG, flush with surrounding/existing material.

The above-mentioned application procedure is applicable to structural steelwork in petrochemical and hydrocarbon processing facilities and shall be read in conjunction with the specific requirements of the client as detailed in any specification prepared for the project.

Unless directed to the contrary in the procedure, CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II must be stored, mixed, applied, controlled and repaired in accordance with Isolatek International’s latest CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II, CAFCO FENDOLITE TG / ISOLATEK Type TG, CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P Application and Installation Manual.

Should you have further questions pertaining to this matter, please contact the Isolatek International Technical Service Department at 800-631-9600, extension 269.

CAFCO® FENDOLITE® M-II/P / ISOLATEK® Type M-II/P

Maintenance and Repair Procedures of the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Typ M-II/P System for Petrochemical Facilities – Short Form

Routine maintenance performed Routine maintenance performed through testing and inspection of Spray-Applied Fire Resistive Materials (SFRMs) ensures that the product will be in-place for its intended life cycle.

Petrochemical structures are continually exposed to severe environments. As a result, the fireproofing system is susceptible to damage caused by items such as impact and weathering.

A Maintenance program is essential to maintain the integrity of a completely installed fireproofing system. The complete system consists of the steel substrate (i.e. galvanized or primed/coated), metal lath or mesh, anchoring system (i.e. shots, pins, studs and/or wire ties), the fireproofing material, along with the sealer/top coat (if required) and caulking system.

A complete survey of the fireproofing is needed in order to maintain the system and project future cost of the Maintenance Program.

The survey must be conducted by a N.A.C.E. Inspector with knowledge of the fireproofing system, and recommended and approved by Isolatek International.

The procedures outlined below are intended as a guide for conducting your maintenance program. The N.A.C.E. inspector will need a complete copy of the drawings (steel, equipment and support) for mark up, along with access to the project site. The drawings are to remain with owner and/or owner’s rep upon completion of survey.

The N.A.C.E. Inspector will divide the survey in segments (i.e. pipe rack, equipment, HCU unit, Alkyd unit, Diesel unit, etc.) so that all areas and units have their own cost / breakdown for tracking purposes.

1.0 INSPECTION

1.1 The N.A.C.E. Inspector will inspect and record on the drawings all areas of concern including but not limited to locations where:

  1. Fireproofing system is damaged
  2. Corner bead is damaged (if used)
  3. Previous repaired areas
  4. Delamination areas
  5. Cracking
  6. Mildew
  7. Chemical stain/damage areas
  8. Wet areas
  9. Top coat/sealer failure
  10. No caulk or improperly applied caulk
  11. Areas that may have steam discharge onto the system

1.2 The N.A.C.E. Inspector shall submit to the owner and/or owners representative all of the drawings with the mark ups, along with a written procedure to complete all of the necessary repairs of the fireproofing system in accordance with Isolatek International’s guidelines.

2.0 DECISION

2.1 Inspector must ascertain which observed items require attention within the current maintenance cycle, based on one or both of the following criteria:

  1. A repair (i.e. fissure or crack) which may allow moisture and chemical ingress / accumulation behind the fireproofing material.
  2. Aesthetic appeal.

3.0 REPAIR

3.1 Termination Seal Delamination and/or Cracking.

  1. Strip away the old caulk to reveal the original surfaces. This must occur a minimum of 6 inches (150 mm) beyond the problem area in both directions.
  2. Re-apply an approved compatible caulk in its place.

3.2 Topcoat Failure

  1. Remove all peeling topcoat by adhering to SSPC-SP 2 (hand tool cleaning).
  2. Ensure surface is free from dust and other contaminants.
  3. Apply new approved topcoat.

3.3 Prior Repair or Patch Failure

  1. Remove existing/damaged patching material down to steel substrate/reinforcement, chamfering sharp edges to leave only sound material
    in place.
  2. Attach a new piece of 3.4 lb/yd² (1.84 kg/m2) expanded metal lath or mesh reinforcement into the void by either attaching to existing reinforcement via No. 18 SWG tie wire, or by attaching to the substrate via powder actuated fastener or studwelder. If hexagonal mesh is used in the original application, attach a new piece of plastic coated hexagonal mesh or mesh of 50mm x 50mm x 1.4mm – 1.6mm galvanized hexagonal mesh to the existing mesh using 18 SWG wire ties (or twist cut ends together) and maintain a 2 inch (50 mm) overlap at all joints.
  3. Position the new reinforcement within the middle third of fireproofing thickness.
  4. Pre-wet the existing CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P fireproofing material.
  5. Apply freshly mixed CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P material into the void, taking care to push the material behind the reinforcement and completely filling the void.
  6. Wait approximately 7 to 10 days before re-applying the approved topcoat (if necessary).

3.4 DAMAGE TO CORNER BEAD (IF USED) AND/OR OTHER REINFORCEMENT

  1. Cut away bent or broken corner bead, lath or mesh and strip away adjacent fireproofing a minimum of 6 inches (150 mm) beyond the repair area in all directions down to steel substrate / reinforcement and chamfer all sharp edges leaving only sound material in place.
  2. Attach a new piece of corner bead to the existing 3.4 lb/yd² (1.84 kg/m2) expanded metal lath using No. 18 SWG steel tie wire. If hexagonal mesh was used in the original application, attach a new piece as previously described in 3.3.2 above and ensure that it will lie in the mid third of the freshly applied repair thickness.
  3. Pre-wet the existing CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P fireproofing material surrounding the repair area.
  4. Apply freshly mixed CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P, flush with surrounding/existing material.
  5. Wait approximately 7 to 10 days before re-applying approved topcoat (if necessary).

3.5 SIGNS OF RUSTING BEHIND FIREPROOFING (BLEED-THROUGH)

  1. Remove all CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P material to a minimum of a 12 inch (300 mm) radius around the problem area, down to the steel substrate/reinforcement.
  2. Observe rusting of surface of steel. In the case that the project inspector feels that the rusting goes beyond the exposed area, strip away the CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/Puntil the rusting has ceased.
  3. Strip away existing reinforcement.
  4. Remove loose rust from the steel surface as per SSPC-SP 2/3 Hand and/or Power tool cleaning.
  5. Ensure that the area is free from loose mill scale, oils, dust, or other contaminants.
  6. Apply Epoxy Mastic/DTR or other approved surface tolerant epoxy to the surface. The coating must be compatible with the existing coating and the fireproofing material.
  7. Apply new reinforcement. Attached with powder actuated fastener or studwelder. Studwelds will require additional surface preparation (i.e. grinding down areas to bare metal, pinning, and final touch-up with Mastic/DTR or approved surface tolerant epoxy).
  8. Pre-wet the existing CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P fireproofing material surrounding the repair area.
  9. Apply freshly mixed CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P, flush with surrounding/existing material.

The above-mentioned application procedure is applicable to structural steelwork in petrochemical and hydrocarbon processing facilities and shall be read in conjunction with the specific requirements of the client as detailed in any specification prepared for the project.

Unless directed to the contrary in the procedure, CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P must be stored, mixed, applied, controlled and repaired in accordance with Isolatek International’s latest CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II / ISOLATEK Type M-II, CAFCO FENDOLITE TG / ISOLATEK Type TG, CAFCO FENDOLITE M-II/P / ISOLATEK Type M-II/P Application and Installation Manual.

Should you have further questions pertaining to this matter, please contact the Isolatek International Technical Service Department at 800-631-9600, extension 269.

 
 

Quality Control Test Data Report (Form # C01A)

In order to provide a method for our customers to monitor and maintain product quality during installation, we have developed the Quality Control Test Data Report (Form # C01A). This method provides a summary of quality as the product is installed and allows means to address non-conformities. At the end of the project there is a record that the product and the installation have met all performance standards and fulfills the Quality Control in Application (Section 9.4) of the API 2218; Fireproofing Practices in Petroleum and Petrochemical Processing Plants. This minimizes future risk and gives applicators, engineers and architects the highest degree of confidence in their fire resistive system.

Our location

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL provides passive fireproofing materials under the CAFCO® and FENDOLITE® trademarks throughout the Americas and under the ISOLATEK® trademark throughout the world.

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Stainless Steel Pins Supplier

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL

41 Furnace Street
Stanhope NJ 07874, USA
Tel: 1-800-631-9600

isolatek.com

Plastic Coated Galvanized Hexagonal Mesh Supplier

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL

41 Furnace Street
Stanhope NJ 07874, USA
Tel: 1-800-631-9600

isolatek.com

Metal Lath Suppliers

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL

41 Furnace Street
Stanhope NJ 07874, USA
Tel: 1-800-631-9600

isolatek.com

3.4 lb/yd² (1.8 kg/m²) galvanized expanded metal lath.

Corner Bead Supplier

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL

41 Furnace Street
Stanhope NJ 07874, USA
Tel: 1-800-631-9600

isolatek.com

Plastic nosed, 2” open leg, wire corner bead

Spray-Equipment Manufacturers

Mayco/Essicks

18910 Wilmington Avenue
Carson, CA 90746, USA
Tel: 800-421-1244

FM9 #4 Rotor-Stator Pump (discontinued)
Mixer, EM90SH8, EM90PH8 (plastic drum)
8 cu. ft. (225 liters) paddle & ribbon mixers

Spray-King Mfg. Inc.
3535 North Duke Avenue
Fresno, CA 93727, USA
Tel: 800-448-5555 or 559-291-5586
spraykingmfg.com
#4, #6 rotor/stator pumps
Hydrolic Dump Over, P88 or D88, 200 HYD, 300 HYD,
TH14, Terminator Super 450

Thomsen/ Putzmeister-United States
18620 So. Broadway
Gardena, CA 90248, USA
Tel: 213-321-8380
putzmeister.com
putzmeisteramerica.com
S5-EV (electric), S5-GH (gas)

Strong Mfg.
P.O. Box 8068
Pine Bluff, AR 71611, USA
Tel: 800-238-5042 or 870-535-4753
strongmfg.com
#4, #6 rotor/stator pumps – Spraymate 60

Putzmeister-United Kingdom
Putzmeister Ltd.
Chesterfield Trading Estate
Carrwood Road
S41 9QB
Chesterfield Derbyshire
United Kingdom
+44 (0) 1246-264200
Putzmeister.co.uk
SP-11

Hyflex Corp.
8774 South State Road. 109
Knightstown, IN 46148 USA
Tel: 1 765-571-5125 or 1 866-849-6246
hyflexcorp.com
#4, #6 rotor/stator pumps
HZ-30E (electric), HZ-30G (gas), HZ-30DM (diesel)

Spray-Equipment Distributors
The Donnelly Company
753 Rowley Road
Victor, New York 14564, USA
Tel: 800-624-3530 or 716-924-0640
Putzmeister, Mayco/Essicks, Hyflex, J&M Service Inc., Quickspray Inc., Stone Construction Equipment Inc., Construction Forms Inc.

Nathan Kimmel Company, LLC
1213 South Santa Fe Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90021, USA
Tel: 800-431-0005 or 213-627-8556
nathankimmel.com
8 cu. ft. (225 liter) paddle & ribbon mixers
American Spray Technology, Hyflex, Multiquip, Putzmeister, QuickSpray Inc., Toro

Walker Equipment
3009 South Jackson Avenue
S. Chicago Heights, IL 60411, USA
Tel: 708-754-7070 or 800-227-7072
walker-equipment.com
Equipment rentals – Putzmeister (S5-EV or S5-GH)

Hardline Services Inc.
PO Box 2884
Fullerton CA 92837
717F S State College Blvd Fullerton CA. 92831Tel: 657-217-0703
Tel: 657-217-5250
Cell: 714-357-8260

Putzmeister, Mayco, Graco, GFI pumps, BR Pumps, Neptune

Spray-Equipment Manufacturers

Mayco/Essicks

18910 Wilmington Avenue
Carson, CA 90746, USA
Tel: 800-421-1244

FM9 #4 Rotor-Stator Pump (discontinued)
Mixer, EM90SH8, EM90PH8 (plastic drum)
8 cu. ft. (225 liters) paddle & ribbon mixers

Spray-King Mfg. Inc.
3535 North Duke Avenue
Fresno, CA 93727, USA
Tel: 800-448-5555 or 559-291-5586
spraykingmfg.com
#4, #6 rotor/stator pumps
Hydrolic Dump Over, P88 or D88, 200 HYD, 300 HYD,
TH14, Terminator Super 450

Thomsen/ Putzmeister-United States
18620 So. Broadway
Gardena, CA 90248, USA
Tel: 213-321-8380
putzmeister.com
putzmeisteramerica.com
S5-EV (electric), S5-GH (gas)

Strong Mfg.
P.O. Box 8068
Pine Bluff, AR 71611, USA
Tel: 800-238-5042 or 870-535-4753
strongmfg.com
#4, #6 rotor/stator pumps – Spraymate 60

Putzmeister-United Kingdom
Putzmeister Ltd.
Chesterfield Trading Estate
Carrwood Road
S41 9QB
Chesterfield Derbyshire
United Kingdom
+44 (0) 1246-264200
Putzmeister.co.uk
SP-11

Hyflex Corp.
8774 South State Road. 109
Knightstown, IN 46148 USA
Tel: 1 765-571-5125 or 1 866-849-6246
hyflexcorp.com
#4, #6 rotor/stator pumps
HZ-30E (electric), HZ-30G (gas), HZ-30DM (diesel)

Spray-Equipment Distributors
The Donnelly Company
753 Rowley Road
Victor, New York 14564, USA
Tel: 800-624-3530 or 716-924-0640
Putzmeister, Mayco/Essicks, Hyflex, J&M Service Inc., Quickspray Inc., Stone Construction Equipment Inc., Construction Forms Inc.

Nathan Kimmel Company, LLC
1213 South Santa Fe Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90021, USA
Tel: 800-431-0005 or 213-627-8556
nathankimmel.com
8 cu. ft. (225 liter) paddle & ribbon mixers
American Spray Technology, Hyflex, Multiquip, Putzmeister, QuickSpray Inc., Toro

Walker Equipment
3009 South Jackson Avenue
S. Chicago Heights, IL 60411, USA
Tel: 708-754-7070 or 800-227-7072
walker-equipment.com
Equipment rentals – Putzmeister (S5-EV or S5-GH)

Hardline Services Inc.
PO Box 2884
Fullerton CA 92837
717F S State College Blvd Fullerton CA. 92831Tel: 657-217-0703
Tel: 657-217-5250
Cell: 714-357-8260

Putzmeister, Mayco, Graco, GFI pumps, BR Pumps, Neptune

Nozzles/Guns Suppliers

The Donnelly Company
1753 Rowley Road
Victor, New York 14564, USA
Tel: 800-624-3530 or 716-924-0640

Walker Equipment
13009 South Jackson Avenue
S. Chicago Heights, IL 60411, USA
Tel: 708-754-7070 or 800-227-7072
walker-equipment.com

Nathan Kimmel Company, LLC
1213 South Santa Fe Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90021, USA
Tel: 800-431-0005 or 213-627-8556
nathankimmel.com

Hoses/ Couplings/ Reducers Suppliers

The Donnelly Company
753 Rowley Road
Victor, NY 14564, USA
Tel: 800-624-3530 or 716-924-0640
Parts/accessories – Goodyear Hoses and fittings.
Miscellaneous equipment

Walker Equipment
3009 South Jackson Avenue
S. Chicago Heights, IL 60411, USA
Tel: 708-754-7070 or 800-227-7072
walker-equipment.com
Parts/accessories – Goodyear Hoses and fittings.
Miscellaneous equipment

Nathan Kimmel Company, LLC
1213 South Santa Fe Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90021, USA
Tel: 800-431-0005 or 213-627-8556

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Water Booster Pump Suppliers

Contractors Consulting Services, Inc
1024 4th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37210
Tel: 615-255-6958
Boss – Water Booster Pump

Stainless Steel Mesh Suppliers

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL

41 Furnace Street
Stanhope NJ 07874, USA
Tel: 1-800-631-9600
isolatek.com
3.4 lb/yd² (1.8 kg/m²) galvanized expanded metal lath.

Stainless Steel Anchors Suppliers

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL

41 Furnace Street
Stanhope NJ 07874, USA
Tel: 1-800-631-9600
isolatek.com

Sprayer Equipment Manufacturers

Red Engineering LLC
22 Dog Branch Road North
Pleasant Shade, TN 37145
Tel:  (615) 669-1698
Sales@redeng.us

http://redeng.us/machinery

Contractors Consulting Services, Inc
1024 4th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37210
Tel: 615-255-6958
ccsboss.com
“Boss” Machines with 2, 5, 7, and 10 Power Packs.
Small job Fireproofing machines – “Patch Pump”.

Unisul, Inc
101 Hatfield Dr.
Winter Haven, FL 33880
Tel: 863-294-3206
Fax: 863-294-6771
unisul.com
Poly-Spray C-500
All pneumatic fireproofing machines.

PDQuipment
753 Gasoline Alley, Bensenville, IL 60106
or
18493 S. Ferguson Road, Oregon City, OR 97045
Tel: 888-383-7274
PDQuipment.com

Nozzles/Guns Suppliers

Hydra-Cone, Inc
3445 Board Road
York, PA 17402
Tel: 717-764-5802
2-1/2 in. (65mm) RA-9 Airless
2 in. (50mm) RA-6 Airless
2-1/2 in. (65mm) I.D. Air/Water Low Output
2-1/2 in. (65mm) I.D. Air/Water High Output

Contractors Consulting Services, Inc
1024 4th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37210
Tel: 615-255-6958
Boss – 6 Jet Airless
Boss – 8 Jet Airless

PDQuipment
753 Gasoline Alley, Bensenville, IL 60106
or
18493 S. Ferguson Road, Oregon City, OR 97045
Tel: 888-383-7274
PDQuipment.com

Hoses/ Couplings/ Reducers Suppliers

Hydra-Cone, Inc
3445 Board Road
York, PA 17402
Tel: 717-764-5802
Supply Hoses 
Reducers
Modular Pole Guns
Sleeves
Depth Gauges

Kuriyana of America
360 E. State Pkwy
Schaumberg, IL 60017
Tel: 847-755-0360
Fax: 800-800-0320
Kuriyama.com
Urevac II (whip hose)
“WT” Series (transfer)

PDQuipment
753 Gasoline Alley, Bensenville, IL 60106
or
18493 S. Ferguson Road, Oregon City, OR 97045
Tel: 888-383-7274
PDQuipment.com

CAFCLIP & Clinch Shield Suppliers

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL

41 Furnace Street
Stanhope NJ 07874Tel: 1-973-347-1200
isolatek.com

Test Kit Suppliers

Nathan Kimmel Company, LLC
4876 Alhambra Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90032, USA
Tel: 800-421-0005 or 213-627-8556
nathankimmel.com
High Production Yield Kit*
Density Kit*
Bond Kit*
Field Inspection Kit*
* request CAFCO specific kits

Hydra Cone, Inc.
360 E. State Pkwy
3445 Board Rd.
York, PA 17406, USA
Tel: 1-800-673-2437 or 1-717-764-5802
hydracone.com
Heavy Pin Model Depth Gauge (650-621)

Sprayer Equipment Manufacturers

Thomsen / Putzmeister – United States
1733 90th Street
Sturtevant, WI 53177
Tel: 262-886-3200 or 1-800-884-7210
Putzmeister.com
Putzmeisteramerica.com
S5-EV (electric), S5-GH (gas)
Big Blue
Tommy Gun A-3.75

Hyflex Corp.
8774 South State Road 109
Knightstown, IN 46148
Tel: 1-765-571-5125 or 1-866-849-6246
Hyflexcorp.com
321 E Series Piston Pump
HZ 30 #6 Rotor Stator
HZ 30G #6 Rotor Stator

Western Equipment
1160 Olympic Drive
Corona, CA 92881
Tel: 1-951-284-2000
Western-emi.com
Predator Piston Pump

Graco, Inc
88-11th Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Tel: 612-623-6000
Fax: 612-623-6777
Graco.com
ToughTek F800E
ToughTek F340E


Spray-Equipment
DistributorsNathan Kimmel Company, LLC
4876 Alhambra Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90032
Tel: 1-800-421-0005 or 1-213-627-8556
Nathankimmel.com

The Donnelly Company
753 Rowley Road
Victor, NY 14564
Tel: 1-800-624-3530 or 1-716-924-0640

Hardline Services, Inc
917 South State College Blvd.
Fullerton, CA 92831
Tel: 1-657-217-5250 or 1-657-217-0703
hardlineservices.com

PDQuipment
753 Gasoline Alley, Bensenville, IL 60106
or
18493 S. Ferguson Road, Oregon City, OR 97045
Tel: 888-383-7274
PDQuipment.com

Nozzles/Guns Suppliers

The Donnelly Company
1753 Rowley Road
Victor, New York 14564, USA
Tel: 800-624-3530 or 716-924-0640

Walker Equipment
13009 South Jackson Avenue
S. Chicago Heights, IL 60411, USA
Tel: 708-754-7070 or 800-227-7072
walker-equipment.com

Nathan Kimmel Company, LLC
4876 Alhambra Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90032
Tel: 1-800-421-0005 or 1-213-627-8556
Nathankimmel.com

PDQuipment
753 Gasoline Alley, Bensenville, IL 60106
or
18493 S. Ferguson Road, Oregon City, OR 97045
Tel: 888-383-7274
PDQuipment.com

Hoses/ Couplings/ Reducers Suppliers

Nathan Kimmel Company, LLC
4876 Alhambra Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90032
Tel: 1-800-421-0005 or 1-213-627-8556
Nathankimmel.com

The Donnelly Company
753 Rowley Road
Victor, NY 14564
Tel: 1-800-624-3530 or 1-716-924-0640

Hardline Services, Inc
917 South State College Blvd.
Fullerton, CA 92831
Tel: 1-657-217-5250 or 1-657-217-0703
hardlineservices.com

PDQuipment
753 Gasoline Alley, Bensenville, IL 60106
or
18493 S. Ferguson Road, Oregon City, OR 97045
Tel: 888-383-7274
PDQuipment.com

Hyflex Corp.
8774 South State Road 109
Knightstown, IN 46148
Tel: 1-765-571-5125 or 1-866-849-6246
Hyflexcorp.com

Accelerator Injector Pump Suppliers

Nathan Kimmel Company, LLC
4876 Alhambra Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90032
Tel: 1-800-421-0005 or 1-213-627-8556
Nathankimmel.com

The Donnelly Company
753 Rowley Road
Victor, NY 14564
Tel: 1-800-624-3530 or 1-716-924-0640

Hardline Services, Inc
917 South State College Blvd.
Fullerton, CA 92831
Tel: 1-657-217-5250 or 1-657-217-0703
hardlineservices.com

PDQuipment
753 Gasoline Alley, Bensenville, IL 60106
or
18493 S. Ferguson Road, Oregon City, OR 97045
Tel: 888-383-7274
PDQuipment.com

Hyflex Corp.
8774 South State Road 109
Knightstown, IN 46148
Tel: 1-765-571-5125 or 1-866-849-6246
Hyflexcorp.com

Sprayer Equipment Manufacturers

Graco, Inc
88 – 11th Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Tel: 612-623-6000
Fax: 612-623-6777
graco.com
Electric: Graco 1595, Mark V, Mark X (220V)
Pneumatic: President 46:1, King 45:1
Gas: GH 5030 Roof Rig

Titan Tool, Inc
1770 Fernbrook Lane
Plymouth, MN 55447
Tel: 800-526-5362
Fax: 800-526-4826
titantool.com
Electric/Gas: 1200 XLT DI, 6900 XLT DI
Gas: Hydra M 4000, Hydramax 350
Pneumatic: Admiral 40:1, Commander 45:1, Admiral 60:1

Wet Film Gauges Suppliers

ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL

41 Furnace Street
Stanhope NJ 07874
Tel: 1-800-631-9600
isolatek.com
Intumescent Wet Film Gauge

Dry Film Gauges Suppliers

Elcometer, Inc
1093 Rochester Industrial Drive
Rochester Hills, MI 48309
Tel: 800-521-0635
Fax: 248-650-0501
elcometer.com
Model 456 (range 0 – 500 mils, 0 – 13mm)

Defelsko Corp
802 Proctor Ave
Ogdensburg, NY 13669
Tel: 800-448-3835
Fax: 315-393-8471
defelsko.com
Model Positector 6000 FT2 (range 0 – 250 mils, 0 – 6mm)

Shore D Gauges Suppliers

PTC Instruments
753 Pacific Transducer Corp
230 Federal Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90064
Tel: 310-478-1134
Fax: 310-312-0826
ptc1.com

Hose/Gun Suppliers

Graco, Inc
88 – 11th Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Tel: 612-623-6000
Fax: 612-623-6777
graco.com
Electric: Graco 1595, Mark V, Mark X (220V)
Pneumatic: President 46:1, King 45:1
Gas: GH 5030 Roof Rig

Titan Tool, Inc
1770 Fernbrook Lane
Plymouth, MN 55447
Tel: 800-526-5362
Fax: 800-526-4826
titantool.com
Electric/Gas: 1200 XLT DI, 6900 XLT DI
Gas: Hydra M 4000, Hydramax 350
Pneumatic: Admiral 40:1, Commander 45:1, Admiral 60:1

Spray-Tech
1770 Fernbrook Lane
Plymouth, MN 55447
Tel: 1-800-292-4637
spraytechnic.com
Electric: EP 2510
Gas: GPX 130/165/220

Screws, Pins & Non-Return Washers Suppliers

Nelson Stud Welding
7900 West Ridge Road
Elyria, OH 44036, USA
Tel: 1-800-634-9353
nelsonstudwelding.com
10 ga. TPC single pointed insulation pin
10 ga. CHP cupped head insulation pin

SFS Intec
1045 Spring Street
Wyomissing, PA 19610
Tel: 610-376-5751
sfsintecusa.com
Dekfast #12 Philips or Hex Head Screws
3″ Round Stacked Galvalume Plate, M7685

Creative Display Works, Inc
3621 E. Wier Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85040
Tel: 602-295-3014
Contact: Tim “Milo” Miloserny
Tel:: 602-295-3013
creativedisplayworks.com
3” washers 
Made in the USA

Weld Equipment:

Nelson Stud Welding
7900 West Ridge Road
Elyria, OH 44036, USA
Tel: 1-800-634-9353
nelsonstudwelding.com
CD Lite I, Nelweld N800i

Cutlass Fasteners, Inc.
83 Vermont Ave., Unit 6,
Warwick, RI 02888 USA
Tel: 1-401-732-6333
cutlass-studwelding.com
Classic or Pinto Stud Welding System

Foil Tape Suppliers

Silver Faced Board:

Venture Tape
30 Commerce Road
Rockland, MA 02370, USA
Tel: 1-781-331-5900
venturetape.com
1520CW – 2 Mil Aluminum Foil Tape

Thermafiber, Inc.
3711 Mill Street
Wabash, IN 46992, USA
Tel:. 1-888-834-2371
thermafiber.com
Aluminum Foil Tape 3

White Faced Board:

Venture Tape
30 Commerce Road
Rockland, MA 02370, USA
Tel: 1-781-331-5900
venturetape.com
1558HT High Tack White Aluminum Foil Tape

Weld Equipment Suppliers

Nelson Stud Welding
7900 West Ridge Road
Elyria, OH 44036, USA
Tel: 1-800-634-9353
nelsonstudwelding.com
CD Lite I, Nelweld N800i

Cutlass Fasteners, Inc
83 Vermont Ave., Unit 6,
Warwick, RI 02888 USA
Tel: 1-401-732-6333
cutlass-studwelding.com
Classic or Pinto Stud Welding System

Sprayer Equipment

Sprayer Equipment Manufacturers

Contractor’s Consulting Services

1024 4th Ave South
Nashville, TN 37210

Model Number

Pack 5
Pack 7
Pack 10
*Disc Set at 12

Unisul (CertainTeed)

20 Moores Road
Malvern, PA 19355

Model Number

Poly-Spray* Carding Box Fully open

Cool Machine

740 Fox Road
Van Wert, OH 45891
Tel: 419-232-4871

Model Number

2400
1500

Krendl Machine Company

1201 Spencerville Ave
Delphos, OH 45833
Tel: 419-692-3060

Model Number

475
575
2300

Accu1Direct, Inc.

138 Denslow Rd
East Longmeadow, MA 01028
Tel: 800-438-2776

Model Number

9700
9800