The Alocit 28 Series is a range of coatings with outstanding adhesive and protective qualities. Its ability to succeed in difficult circumstances has made it the coating of choice for protecting challenging substrates: sweating pipes on refineries in the tropics, dripping wet bridges in northern hemisphere winters as well as sub-sea and splash-zone areas.

But Alocit is not just for wet surfaces, it can be applied to concrete, steel and many other substrates - in the dry, in the splash zone or on oil-soaked concrete. The list of potential applications is as long as that of its satisfied customers, who include some of the most well-known companies in the world.

Tried and tested

Alocit coatings are consistently top of the tables in comparison tests on problem substrates. Tests by the US Navy after coating in bilge areas have shown adhesion beyond the range of their testing equipment and 28.15 is one of only three coatings listed by the US Army Corps of Engineers as meeting its specifications for application on wet surfaces. Comparison tests for Shell on cold, sweating pipes in Texas showed Alocit’s clear superiority and testing for use after water-jetting produced adhesion results nearly twice as good for Alocit as its closest competitor!

Alocit products have a record of successful applications - testimonials and case histories show that coatings applied in 1968 are still intact in the 21st century - despite a lifetime of exposure to aggressive waste products.              >> MORE

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Above: the video shows a diver applying Alocit underwater using a powered brush system on a pipeline in salt water.

Alocit is safe to use in delicate eco systems. With 100% solids and no heavy metals or solvents, once cured it is completely inert and presents no threat to marine organisms.

Left:  concrete piles coated with Alocit 28.15. The jetty is on Lundy Island, a world-renowned island nature reserve off the coast of the UK, famous for its Puffins.

Below: Konstanz waste water treatment plant  where tests showed Alocit in perfect condition after 30 years.

Use on oily or wet steel and concrete

Lasts 30 years

Resists abrasion

Use on splash zone & subsea

High adhesion in all conditions