Jotun Fast‑Moving Coatings & Flooring Materials in Saudi Arabia (KSA)

Type: Epoxy mastic (maintenance / repair)

• Commonly used for steel maintenance when rapid return-to-service matters.
• Useful for repair cycles and refurbishment environments in KSA industrial sites.

Type: Epoxy mastic (maintenance / repair primer/midcoat)

• Selected when a robust mastic layer is required in maintenance schedules.
• Often requested for industrial refurbishment and steel repair programs.

Type: Epoxy primer (new construction holding primer)

• Frequently used for fabrication and new steel workflows.
• Supports consistent priming practices in workshops and job sites.

Type: Multipurpose high-build epoxy

• Chosen when projects need a versatile epoxy layer across varied steel assets.
• Common in industrial plants, infrastructure, and general steel protection work.

Type: Zinc-rich epoxy primer

• Typically specified when corrosion control is a priority on carbon steel structures.
• Often used in systems where long-term steel protection is required.

Type: High-build epoxy (project-driven demand)

• Often requested for schedules that need efficient coating progress.
• Commonly aligned with fabrication cycles and site constraints.

Type: Zinc-rich epoxy primer (project/spec dependent)

• Selected in projects where zinc primer systems are specified.
• Best handled with availability confirmation against the KSA project requirement.

Type: 2K PU topcoat

• Commonly requested where a strong finish coat is required for steel assets.
• Supports general industrial topcoat needs across KSA sites.

Type: 2K PU topcoat (widely used all-rounder)

• Frequently used for broad topcoat needs when a reliable PU finish is required.
• Suitable for many steel protection packages in industrial environments.

Type: 2K PU topcoat (next generation option)

• Often requested when project teams standardize on updated topcoat platforms.
• Good fit for specification-led packages and controlled finish requirements.

Type: Polysiloxane topcoat (spec-driven demand)

• Selected when projects require premium exterior performance and long-term finish stability.
• Commonly evaluated for refineries, power, infrastructure, and coastal environments.

Type: One-component topcoat (simplified workflow)

• Often considered when project logistics prefer reduced mixing complexity on site.
• Best handled as a project-specific request aligned with scope and substrate conditions.

Type: Concrete sealer (floor prep)

• Used to prepare concrete before epoxy or PU floor systems.
• Helpful for improving consistency across slabs and repair zones.

Type: Solvent-free primer

• Commonly used as a base primer for seamless floor coating systems.
• Frequently requested in indoor facilities where odor control matters.

Type: High solids sealer

• Chosen when projects require a heavier sealer approach on concrete floors.
• Commonly planned in industrial refurbishment and floor upgrade programs.

Type: Screed / overlay primer

• Used when floors require screed bonding or overlay preparation.
• Often specified during corrective works, leveling, and slab rehabilitation.

Type: Repair / filling compound

• Used for patch repairs, surface corrections, and localized imperfections.
• Common on warehouse floors and service bays prior to coating.

Type: Enhanced filler option

• Used when projects need stronger floor correction support before topcoats.
• Often selected for heavier traffic zones and tougher floor rehabilitation.

Type: Self-levelling epoxy flooring

• Requested for smooth, seamless floors in controlled industrial environments.
• Common in warehouses, workshops, and back-of-house areas.

Type: Epoxy floor coating (popular in light/medium duty + car parks)

• Frequently requested for general-purpose industrial floors and parking structures.
• Chosen when clients need durable performance with a clean, seamless finish.

Type: Epoxy topcoat (medium duty, solvent-free option)

• Used as a finishing layer for epoxy floor systems where durability is required.
• Common in maintenance programs and indoor industrial facilities.

Type: Self-levelling epoxy (variant option)

• Often selected for specific finish needs or system matching across a facility.
• Typically requested when a project standardizes on a particular SL variant.

Type: Heavy-duty epoxy flooring (high traffic option)

• Considered for tougher wear environments and high-traffic operational floors.
• Often evaluated for industrial zones with stronger abrasion expectations.

Type: Epoxy floor topcoat

• Used for finishing layers where epoxy floor systems require a strong top finish.
• Often aligned with maintenance cycles and refurbishment requirements.

Type: Fast turnaround floor coating (site schedule driven)

• Requested when shutdown windows or facility operations require quicker turnover.
• Best quoted as a project-specific option based on timing and conditions.

Type: PU floor finish coat

• Commonly requested as a durable finishing coat on PU floor systems.
• Used in areas where floors need a resilient finish under daily traffic.

Type: High solids PU topcoat

• Selected when projects prefer a higher-build approach for floor finishing.
• Common in specification-led packages and heavier-use zones.

Type: Multi-purpose PU floor coating

• Used when a versatile PU layer is needed across facility floor zones.
• Often aligned with car park and operational floor packages.

Type: Flexible PU layer (membrane / crack-bridging role)

• Commonly evaluated for car park decks and ramps where movement can occur.
• Often used as part of multi-layer systems where flexibility is required.

Type: Car park system component

• Often requested for structured car park applications and deck systems.
• Useful when a project is standardizing on a named car park solution.

Type: PU coating (often used where UV exposure is a factor)

• Commonly considered for exposed decks and areas with direct sunlight.
• Often aligned with roof decks, ramps, and exterior parking zones.

Type: Heavy-duty hygienic/process flooring (project-led)

• Typically requested for process industries with stronger hygiene or thermal demands.
• Best handled as a project-specific system selection with full requirements review.

Type: Floor line marking material

• Used for safety zoning, logistics lanes, pedestrian routes, and bay marking.
• Often requested alongside warehouse epoxy/PU floor installation packages.

Type: Anti-static / ESD floor system

• Requested for facilities that require static control procedures.
• Quoted best with clear technical requirements and facility operating conditions.

Type: Flooring treatment / anti-slip aggregate

• Used to create slip-resistant textures for ramps, walkways, wet zones, and safety areas.
• Often requested together with epoxy or PU floor systems.

Tip: Floor success depends on site conditions

• Concrete moisture, surface preparation method, and turnaround time drive product selection.
• For best results, request system matching (primer + bodycoat + topcoat + slip option).

Reference: Floors & industrial assets

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Type: Cellulosic fire protection (thin film intumescent)

• Requested for structural steel where building fire protection is required.
• Best quoted with required rating and compatible system details.

Type: Cellulosic fire protection (thin film intumescent)

• Often requested when project schedules require a specific intumescent platform.
• Quote is best matched to fire rating requirements and compatible coatings.

Type: Hydrocarbon fire protection (O&G / petrochem)

• Used in hydrocarbon fire protection packages for industrial assets.
• Best handled as an awarded-project item with full specification alignment.

Type: Hydrocarbon fire protection (enhanced project variant)

• Requested when the specification calls for the XT variant for the environment.
• Quoted based on system, DFT requirement, and project schedule constraints.

Type: Hydrocarbon fire protection (specialist)

• Typically requested for specialist hydrocarbon fire protection packages.
• Best quoted after confirming fire case, coating system, and asset requirements.

Reference: Fireproofing context

Fireproofing selection must follow project fire design, compatible primers/topcoats, and required rating.

Type: Potable water / water-service lining

• Requested for water-related tank and utility applications.
• Best quoted with tank type, internal condition, and schedule window.

Type: Chemical resistant tank lining

• Used for tank storage scenarios where chemical resistance is needed.
• Quotation requires the stored media and temperature/service details.

Type: Specialist tank lining (project-led)

• Often requested when the project specification calls for the “Plus” platform.
• Best aligned with awarded scope and confirmed technical requirements.

Type: Heavy-duty barrier coating

• Requested for severe-service barrier protection in demanding environments.
• Quoted best with the asset location, exposure, and performance requirement.

Type: Heavy-duty barrier coating (variant)

• Used when a project calls for the S2000 variant in severe environments.
• Quotation depends on system build-up, substrate prep, and service conditions.

Reference: Industrial assets and coatings

Severe service coatings should always be matched to exposure and specification requirements.

Type: Thinner (commonly requested with epoxy ranges)

• Often requested for epoxy-related workflows where thinning/cleaning is required.
• Best supplied with the coating system to avoid mismatching on site.

Type: Thinner (commonly requested with PU/topcoat ranges)

• Frequently requested for polyurethane/topcoat related site operations.
• Supports controlled application and equipment cleaning routines.

Type: Thinner (project/site dependent)

• Requested in specific packages depending on product family and site requirements.
• Confirm selection against the coating system being applied.

Type: Thinner (often requested for lining-related workflows)

• Commonly requested when tank lining and specialist systems mobilize.
• Confirm compatibility with the exact lining/coating product used on site.

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