Blast & Ballistic Mitigation

Polyurea Coating has a ultra high strength, energy absorbing, elastomeric polymer that is used by the military and many civilian industries. Trucks cars, houses all have superior protection when using Polyurea for Blast & Ballistic Mitigation.

Military Blast Resistant Coating

Blast mitigation coatings for military and government security facilities. Which includes Military Vehicles, Equipment, Bunkers, Military Facilities, Political & Government Facilities, Police Vehicles, Water Patrol Vessels, Barricades and so much more.

Commercial and private venues are also using these security coatings for more blast resistant buildings and transportation. Such as high profile executive residences, public buildings, sporting events, banks, armored vehicles and more.

Combustible environments such as chemical plants, refineries and a variety of tank applications can benefit from safety features of these coatings. An added benefit is the chemical-resistant and leak-proof nature of the coatings.

GeoFORCE 800 Polyurea

Military has used this to secure buildings from blasts. This is blast resistant and can be used for buildings, cars, trucks, vans, public buildings, boats and many other uses.

Explosive Blast Protection and Mitigation with Polyurea Coatings

Blast mitigation coatings, may not be blast proof but they can significantly reduce casualties and property damage from hostile explosive attacks compared to non-coated surfaces. These sprayed-on polyurea coatings were specifically developed to survive massive pressure, such as explosion, when applied to concrete or metal structures. The ballistic protection coatings are suitable for armored vehicles and high profile buildings and offers proven blast mitigation benefits.

Polyurea Sledgehammer Test

Polyurea Waterproofing Spray Coating is a solvent free, two-component pure polyurea spray coating. The seamless coating provides an elastic yet tear resistant surface for applications subjected to extreme wear and tear, strong impact and chemical exposure. The sledgehammer test is one of many examples.